Organic Noni Dried Leaves Morinda Citrifolia Herbal Tea 100% Healthy Ceylon Tea

Description: What is Noni Good for?Encourages weight loss.Reduces inflammation.Treats arthritis and gout.Invigorates the blood.Speeds up the healing process of wounds, bruises, sprains, trauma, and injury.Heals internal ulcers.Reduces tumors.Helps prevent and fight cancer.Prevention of CancerNoni tea has been proven to have properties that help in inhibiting cancer. Certain compounds that are contained in the leaves of Noni help in boosting the action of the immune system against cancer by stimulating the white blood cells. Noni leaves also contain a specific compound known as xeronine which promotes regeneration of cells and the cell structure health. Regularly drinking the tea can therefore help in preventing formation of cancerous tumors.Promotion of Skin HealthStudies have it that drinking Noni tea is also beneficial to the general health of the skin. Antioxidants such as selenium are contained in the plant and they are known to harbor the ability to promote the elasticity of the skin which will consequently boost the health of the skin. The skin benefits form Noni tea given the fact that selenium from the tea bonds with the body’s proteins to create selenoproteins which are effective in protecting the cells from free radical damage. Drinking the tea regularly can therefore be of pretty crucial benefits to your skin.Boosted DigestionNoni has also been observed to assist in the promotion of digestion. It does this by triggering the receptors of a compound that lines the digestive system known as serotonin. Serotonin is responsible for the regulation of digestion which makes Noni a great way of enhancing proper digestion. Given the fact that it promotes digestion, Noni also helps in preventing or treating digestive problems such as vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, food poisoning as well as intestinal worms.Home Remedy for ArthritisAnother popular use of Noni is in the remedying of arthritis. Its antioxidant properties help in curing sores and swollen joints and reducing inflammation. The plant can considerably minimize the symptoms of arthritis or even reverse the condition.How to Use NoniUsing Noni for arthritis is pretty easy. All you need are fresh leaves of the plant which should be wrapped around the affected area. You should leave it on for a while before taking them off.For digestion, skin health and prevention of cancer you will need to prepare Noni tea. The tea is prepared by boiling fresh or dried and ground noni leaves in water for between 15 and 20 minutes. Strain the tea and drink about half a cup twice a day.Description/TasteNoni leaves are elliptical, dark green edible leaves. They grow to 20 to 40 centimeters long, by 7 to 25 centimeters wide. They are pinnately veined, and are glossy on the top sides. Noni leaves grow alternately on the stems of the Noni tree, which reaches around 10 meters in height. Noni leaves have a bitter, acrid taste. When cut, they have an ammonia-like scent.Seasons/AvailabilityNoni leaves are available year-round.Current FactsNoni is botanically classified as Morinda citrifolia L. Noni leaves are also referred to as Indian Mulberry leaves, Bai-yo leaves, and Mengkudu leaves. They are commonly harvested from backyard gardens, rather than bought from the supermarket. As with the Noni fruit, Noni leaves are seen as a general health tonic.Nutritional ValueNoni leaves contain flavanoids, proteins, saponin and tannins. They are rich in Vitamin A, Vitamin B, Vitamin C, Vitamin D and Vitamin E. They have anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, antifungal and anti-oxidant benefits, and have been shown to help improve digestion.ApplicationsNoni leaves are best eaten cooked. They may be blanched or stir-fried. They pair well with coconut milk and are found in curries and soups in various cuisines, from Thai to Vietnamese. In Tahitian cuisine, fish is wrapped in Noni leaves before baking. To prepare them for use, first wash the leaves, then strip them from their stems. Roll them up and cut them into strips. Noni leaves are also commonly dried, then used as tea. Noni leaf tea has a pleasant, mild green tea and cocoa-like flavour. To store Noni leaves, place them in a loose bag in the refrigerator, where they will last for a maximum of 2 days.Ethnic/Cultural InfoNoni leaves are used in the traditional healing techniques of Polynesia. In Tonga, one legend tells of the god Maui being restored to health after Noni leaves are placed on his body. In traditional medicines of the islands, they are used to treat cuts and bruises. In Hawaii and Tahiti, leaves are said to have positive effects on arthritis, infections, diabetes and hypertension. Noni leaves are heated, then applied to the chest to treat coughs in Chinese medicine.Geography/HistoryNoni is a pantropical plant. Its exact origins are unknown, but it is thought to have first been found in Southeast Asia and Australia. Today, it grows in the Polynesian islands, Melanesia, Central and South America, the Bahamas, Bermuda, and in parts of Florida and Africa. The plant is known to be able to survive harsh conditions and can grow on coral atolls or basaltic lava flows. ############################################### PAYMENTWe accept payment via Payoneer. SHIPPINGItems will be shipped to your payoneer registered address [Therefore please make sure your ‘ship to’ address on payoneer is correct before checkout the payment process.All orders are shipped within 1-3 business days.Delivery time usually will be 10-30 days in most countries.RETURN POLICYWe accept returns within 30 business days.Please contact us first. We will try to solve your issues and try to offer the best solution to ensure customer satisfaction. FEEDBACKYour valuable positive feedback is highly appreciated. That will motivate us to create more and more and more best products and ensure better service in future as well. Thank you very much for visiting my store and coming again…..

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