In recent years noni juice has become something of a health craze, with Tahitian noni juice proving particularly popular. Many people claim to have experienced dramatic health benefits as a result of drinking noni juice. Many others are also extremely sceptical, pointing out that there is little in the way of hard scientific evidence to back up such claims.
It is true that the noni fruit and its products have not been studied as extensively as some other foods, but the fact remains that many, many people claim that it has helped them to recover from various ailments and to achieve even better than ‘normal’ health. It is also true that the noni plant has an extremely long history of being successfully used for medicinal purposes by the Tahitians and many other cultures in the tropical regions where the noni tree grows.
So when deciding if Tahitian noni juice or other noni products are worth trying, it is best to remember that science doesn’t yet have all the answers. 
At the same time, bear in mind that there are a number of unscrupulous noni juice sellers out there who are making over-inflated claims and pushing poor quality products. Noni juice is not a miracle cure, and is not guaranteed to work for everyone, but people who have tried good quality noni products do often appear to have experienced very real benefits.
If you’re thinking of trying noni juice, you need to strike a balance between open-mindedness and healthy scepticism (to identify stay clear of the less scrupulous sellers), and ideally, to judge it on the basis of your own experience.
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