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HOW DOES NONI FIGHT AGAINST CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES?
Noni fruit contains 7-hydroxy-6-methoxycoumarin, sterols, both function as nitric oxide, which can effectively prevent cardiovascular disease 7-hydroxy-6-methoxycoumarin can dilate blood vessels and reduce blood pressure.
As early as 1995, a Vietnamese pharmacologist used the extract of Noni root as an antihypertensive drug. Meanwhile, magnesium contained in it can regulate the heart rhythm. All kinds of anti-oxidants in Noni can also effectively relieve discomfort by cardiovascular disorder.
Varicose veins are swollen, twisted veins that often appear blue or dark purple in color. They typically develop when blood flow is obstructed, and the blood cannot flow as effectively. It usually affects the legs, feet, and other parts of the body.
Symptoms of Varicose veins include:
Aching legs
Swollen ankles
A shiny skin discoloration near the varicose veins.
A feeling of heavy legs.
A minor injury to the affected area possibly resulting in longer bleeding than normal.
Leg cramps when suddenly standing up.
Affected area look redish, dry, and itchy.
This disease can be prevented with LILONG NONI BERRY ENZYME. The high levels of ASPERULOSIDE content in NONI BERRY ENZYME help promote the overall health of the veins by repairing damaged protein structures in the blood vessel walls, it also dilate and soften blood vessels to make blood flow smoothly.
EFFECTS OF NONI ON ORAL DISEASES
Dental caries are major health concerns throughout the world due to lack of preventive efforts and dietary changes.
Morinda citrifolia, popularly known as NONI, has been an important medicinal plant for many centuries through out the south Pacific and has been used to cure oral diseases.
Noni is a small shrubs and its potential therapeutic effect remain vastly unknown.
This fruit contains Xeronine, which can directly penetrates into the tissue through the skin or oral mucosa. It plays the functions of sterilization, pain relief and cell activation.
It also help in preventing angular stomatitis and periodontitis.
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