Dear Dennis:

I thought the same way you did 4 years ago. If you carefully read
Morinda's Tahitian Noni product label it clearly states their
product contains reconstituted noni from noni puree. The
dictionary defines the word "reconstituted" as "added water".

Something else that I find interesting is a discrepancy in the
amount of noni puree exported from Tahiti to Morinda through
Eduard Tuairau (Chief of Morinda's Tahitian Operations and my
Tahitian wife's former next door neighbor). Please review
Tahiti's Chamber of Commerce website export statistics page.
They said that USD $3 million worth of noni puree was exported
in 1999. Compare that figure with the $1 billion made from
Tahitian Noni since 1996. Where did the rest of the noni puree
come from?

Please visit the tahiti-export.pf website for details. Also ask
Morinda why the Tahitian goverment stopped the export of their
noni puree on August 11, 2001 (refer to La Depeche de Tahiti
newspaper articles on August 27 & August 28, 2001. I couldn't
find any explanation from Morinda's website.

I have already read both versions of Morinda' s comparison
book. I will give a you more detailed response later.


Regards,

Chris

In noninews@y..., Dennis Mason <dluxx1@n...> wrote:
> Just FYI, Morinda does not "water down" their noni. It contains
11 percent
> blueberry and grape juice for flavoring. Blueberry juice is an
excellent
> anti-oxidant, by the way. Tahitian Noni Juice contains no water.
> It's a nice story about the Hawaiin healer, but Morinda spent
millions of
> dollars on their laboratory, and the top researchers of morinda
citrofolia
> work for Morinda.
> Morinda has the scientific studies to back up their claims and
they don't
> need to depend on stories of priests and kahunas. If anyone
wants me to
> mail them the comparison booklet, let me know. There are
plenty of facts
> there, to help you make your own decision.
>
> Dennis
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >It's yours truly again. To make it a comparison of noni simple,
try
> >to imagine going to a nice restaurant for breakfast. If you had
a
> >choice between two orange juices, what would you choose?
> >
> >100% Pure Orange Juice or Reconstituted Orange Juice from
> >Orange Puree?
> >
> >We feel that by offering 100% Pure Noni Juice we are
providing
> >customers the best value. Most noni companies have to add
> >water to their noni because noni is expensive.
> >
> >I hope this can simplify the decision process. Comparison
> >charts that no one can understand and "proprietary formulas"
> >only cloud the issue. The true standard for comparing noni
> >should be whether it is 100% pure or not.
> >
> >At least one of the companies that Morinda compared does
> >contain 100% Pure Noni Juice from Tahiti. I had a traditional
> >healer from Hawaii test it for purity and correct processing. It
> >was no different than the noni he prepared for generations.
> >
> >When I was a Morinda distributor he questioned why the noni
I
> >sold was mixed with other juices and watered down. He also
> >politely scolded me for trying to sell a traditonal medicine for
over
> >$42. In the old days in Polynesia, when someone got sick,
they
> >offered the medicine man small gifts such as chickens or
crops
> >for noni and other treatments. He said if I sold it pure and
made
> >it affordable, it would be acceptable. I took up his challenge
and
> >found a 100% pure noni product from Tahiti. When my first
> >shipment of noni arrived he brought 2 traditional healing
priests
> >with him to offer a blessing on the juice. I pay a portion of
the
> >proceeds of the noni juice sales to benefit Polynesian
students
> >to help pay their college tuition.
> >
> >
> >Sincerely,
> >
> >Chris
> >
> >--- In noninews@y..., Dennis Mason <dluxx1@n...> wrote:
> >> Check out the new TAHITIAN NONI Juice comparison book
> >online. Download a
> >> copy today.
> >>
> >> http://www.tahitiannoni.com/pdfs/compar_book_us.pdf
> >>
> >> >Hi Chris,
> >> >I could not find any messages about how we stack up. If
you
> >find our what
> >> >this woman has to say send me the info.
> >> >Casey
> >> >
> >> >-----Original Message-----
> >> >From:
> >> >sentto-1629508-36-1007263877-crash=infowest.com@r...
> >>
>
>>[mailto:sentto-1629508-36-1007263877-crash=infowest.com
@
> >r...
> >> >ahoo.com]On Behalf Of Bonnie Coakley
> >> >Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 12:16 AM
> >> >To: Noni News Newsletter
> >> >Subject: [noninews] TahitianNoni.com - Competitors
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >Thought I'd show you how Natural Styles (Pure) stacks up
> >against
> >> >Tahitian Noni juice.
> >> >
> >> >If you'd like more info, please send me an email.
> >> >
> >> >Bonnie
> >> >
> >> >Dear Bonnie,
> >> >
> >> >I tried following your link, but it sends me to a password
> >protected
> >> >location.
> >> >
> >> >Please sent me another link.
> >> >
> >> >Thanks,
> >> >
> >> >Chris
> >> >
> >>
>
>>https://www.tahitiannoni.com/cgi-bin/mhtm/dashboard/compet
it
> >ors/Natural_Styl
> >>
>es_Pure.htm?lastpage=/dashboard/competitors/index.htm
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >> >
> >> >
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