Tahitian Noni · Journal
Three long pieces on the fruit, the litre and the glass, written for anyone who would rather read than be sold to.
Where the figures and the research in them come from, with the date we read each document, is set out on our updates page.
The National Institutes of Health say noni has not been shown to help any health condition in people. European regulators say it is unlikely to harm the liver at ordinary intakes. Both sentences are true, and here is what sits between them.
A tree that fruits all year, fruit picked hard and ripened until it collapses, a purée nobody could drink, and the two named juices that turn it into something you finish. Six steps, and what each one protects.
Tart, earthy, fermented underneath, and thirty-three servings to the litre. What a glass costs in each pack size, how long a bottle really lasts, and what buyers mix it with when the taste is more than they expected.