Highlights of Ingredients in Noni Plus

Ashwagandha is one of India's most valuable herbs in the Ayurvedic Medical System (the oldest healing science in existence).  According to Dr. Michael Tierra - world- renowned herbalist and author of 'The Planetary Herbology Book', "Ashwagandha is specific for a wide range of conditions including arthritic inflammation, anxiety, insomnia, respiratory disorders including emphysema, asthma bronchitis and coughs, nervous disorders, gynaecological disorders, especially functional female and male infertility and impotence. 

From this it would seem that Ashwagandha should be considered for all immuno-compromised diseases including TB and AIDS, chronic upper respiratory diseases, degenerative symptoms attendant to aging, juvenile mal-development and growth, chronic neurological diseases especially anxiety, nervousness, depression and insomnia, weak digestion, fluid retention caused by lowered body metabolism and last but certainly not least, for low sexual libido."

Ashwagandha is used in India to treat mental deficits in geriatric patients, including amnesia.  It has been shown to reduce anxiety and have a positive effect on mood.

Bioperine^(R) appears to enhance the bioavailability of certain supplements through enhanced absorption - i.e. making it easier for the body to absorb the needed vitamins, minerals, or other substances that it needs.  It might be called a form of a supplement absorption catalyst.  For exactly this reason, Bioperine^(R) is a thermogenic enhancer enabling thermogenic substances to do their job more efficiently and quickly.

How Does Bioperine^(R) Work?

The metabolic process that generates energy at the cellular level in the human body is called thermogenesis.  Not only is thermogenesis a key factor in weight loss, it also plays a fundamental role in utilizing the daily food and nutrients that the human body consumes.  It sets in motion the mechanisms that lead to digestion and subsequent gastrointestinal absorption.  Bioperine^(R) enhances the body's natural thermogenic activity. 

This enhancement may be explained as a means of increasing the thermal energy sufficient to 'power up' the mechanism related to thermogenesis.  This in turn results in increased metabolic processes that create a 'demand' for 'supply' of a broad range of nutrients that contribute to metabolism, i.e. vitamins, minerals herbals, amino acids, etc.  It is as if Bioperine^(R) activates a metabolic paddle wheel, of sorts, that selectively provides a more efficient mode of nutrient transportation into the blood.