TAHITIAN NONI JUICE - Worthy of a world wide warning?
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Going from Noni to Mangosteen (from scam to scam?)
January 25, 2007

“But perhaps the most memorable example of a network marketing stampede is noni juice, a once totally obscure Polynesian fruit that became the basis of a huge industry.” and “This is the sort of performance that makes get-rich-quick artists drool”. “The mangosteen phenomenon is a reprise of the aloe vera, gingko biloba, and especially the noni juice story, complete with exaggerated claims for the health benefits of an exotic fruit. It should come as no surprise that both the President and the Chief Financial Officer of Xango once worked for Morinda (now called Tahitian Noni International)”.


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Quality Control (QC) at Tahitian Noni international is leading to quarantined Noni Juice being stored in a warehouse east of the Tahitian Noni facility. Click on the image to enlarge and read all about it.

We took a hidden camera into a meeting for sales distributors in Costa Mesa. It sounded like money is growing on trees, at least, the Noni tree. Sales of Tahitian Noni juice are in the billions. "Every 1.7 seconds somebody buys a bottle of Tahitian Noni juice," one salesman told us.
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