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POTENT  PHYSIOLOGICAL  IMMUNE-STIMULATOR  WITH  DISTINCTIVE

           CANCER-PREVENTIVE PROPERTIES



           NONI’s  cancer  chemo-preventive  effect  has  been  described  in  some  thirty  human  and  animal  model
           researches so far. The promotion of these clinical studies was based on the large and solid body of over 300
           scientific articles reporting laboratory evidences on the immune-stimulating potency of NONI fruit, namely of
           its rich anthraquinone and polyterpenoid fractions. These families of active compounds, sensibly concentrated
           in  the  preparation  following  fermentation  process,  are  able  to  affect  the  modulation  of  many  pathways
           distinctive of the human immune anticancer function. A controlled clinical study on heavy smokers has shown
           that NONI fruit consumption was able to reduce DNA damage (adducts) in the peripheral blood lymphocytes, a
           validated biomarker for the prediction of environmental-driven cancer risk. A further controlled clinical study
           was able to demonstrate a consistent decrease of pain perception in advanced cancer patients. NONI was also
           found  effective  in  the  reduction  of  advanced  gastric  cancer  in  two  published  patient  cases.  According  to
           laboratory cellular tests, NONI offers potential to be used as a chemo-adjuvant, especially for the treatment of
           human papilloma-induced cervical cancer.



           Several  laboratory  studies  have  also  shown  that  NONI  not  only  exerts  by  itself  a  significant  cytotoxic  and
           apoptotic effect, but is also able to synergize the therapeutic efficacy of conventional anticancer drugs like
           cisplatin  or  doxorubicin.  The  cytotoxic  effect  of  Noni  juice  has  been  attributed  to  the  unique  of  chemical
           compounds such as damnacanthal and alkaloids.

           To the NONI polyphenolic fraction, and especially to the fruit iridoid glycosides, there have been attributed a
           multiplicity of effects on the recovery of cell-mediated immunity, suppressed in cancer status, for eg. the
           increase of peripheral blood granulocytes, the stimulation of IL-2 production, and of natural killer activity in
           cancer-bearing animals.

           Beneficial  effects  are  also  to  be  anticipated  in  the  medically-controlled  administration  to  cancer  patients,
           especially in the early stages, with main beneficial outcomes expected on pain scores, on chemo-/radiotherapy
           side-toxicity and tissue damage, especially on liver and kidney damage protection.
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