AAA - INFORMATION ON THE "TAHITIAN NONI MIRACLE"

Read this and see the truth!

AWAKE BEWARE OF THE GREAT

NONI SCAM

Yes, they're out for Your, and everybody else's, money, and are ready to lie, twist etc.. left and right to get it.

NO they do NOT in any way shape or form have altruistic motivations. IF they truly and sincerely believed all their hype and truly and sincerely wanted to bring this allegedly marvelous panacea to the most people possible, then they would market it via regular health food shops, drug stores, super-markets etc.., at a reasonable price.

"BUT they say the do it this way to make the price lower" HORSE-FEATHERS! Take out your calculator and make a simple 1+1 of all the distributor and sponsor profits and bonuses. You'll quickly see that they easily pass 80% of the sales price. That does NOT include the shipping costs, the company's profit, advertisement costs, general operating costs, which for them also needs to include a lot of fancy lawyers fees, etc... A health food product sold through normal channels has a much lower mark up! That means a much lower price to the final customer!!!! IN PLAIN LANGUAGE that means the customer is being soaked, and the distributor, even if s/he is naively believing the hype, is a partner in the soaking of thousands of suckers.

"BUT THEY SAY THAT THE COMPLEX SPECIAL PROCESSING is expensive." ----------------------------------A cute pitch BUT..... They also claim that the Tahitians have been using this berry juice for 2 thousand years to be phenomenally healthy. THINK, How can both claims be true? They used the juice but did not have the expensive complex processing factory to get the benefit of the juice. Yet the whole sales pitch is based on allegedly beneficial use by the natives. A so called ancient traditional "historical proof". Ah so they say that the processing alters - improves the juice, makes it more potent. WAIT A MINUTE THAT SOUNDS A BIT SCARY TO ME! Why, you may ask? IT IS A KNOWN AND OFT PROVEN HARD FACT THAT any substance that has the power to affect a healing effect on the person, also has the power to harm! AND THAT INCLUDES PLANTS! The increased potency to palliate or "heal" means increased potential to harm! NOBODY I repeat NO BODY has made the necessary tests to discover the allergic possibilities or the possible side effects of the processed version of this berry juice! To market it this way is no less than criminal negligence!

"AWWW WHAT COULD POSSIBLY BE SO DANGEROUS ABOUT IT, IT'S BERRY JUICE after all?" Good that you ask.... For generations people used eucalyptus leaves to relieve fever and pain with no record of harmful side effects. One day someone got the bright idea to make money from it and extracted the active ingredients and market it. He called it aspirin and made a bundle of money. Many years later it was discovered that innocent seeming aspirin had caused thousands of deaths from internal bleeding. As for berry juices, Atropine was included for years in gas mask kits. Recently it has been removed from civilian kits because of its hazards. Atropine is made from the berry of the Belladonna plant. Women in Europe used to use to expand the pupils of their eyes in order to look more desirable, therefore the name, which is Italian for "beautiful woman". One of them Lucricia Borgia, used a refined version of the juice to murder seven husbands in a row for their inheritance. Do you really want to trust your life to a processed refined berry juice that no sufficient studies and tests against allergy and side effects has been done? YES It has been proven to bioactive analgesic chemicals in it, but what about side effects?! It is already known to be at least moderately addictive, what else????

We have been using and recommending natural healing methods for years, but are not in any way ready to use or endorse this product!

"OH YEA? WELL WHAT ABOUT ALL THE DOCTORS THAT USE AND ENDORSE IT?" Do you know how many thousand of doctors used and endorsed Thalidomide for years until it was pulled off the market because of the monstrous birth deformities it caused? Don't you remember that several years ago governments had to pass laws to stop the giving of lucrative "prizes" to doctors by pharmaceutical drug manufacturers for pushing their products in prescriptions? Heroin was originally introduced to get people off of opium and Morphine. It was widely endorsed and used by doctors. Look what's come of it. Unfortunately many doctors don't look at the long run of the effects of ANY treatment. "If it quiets the patient, it's great." We know of hundreds of doctors who prescribe drugs which the manufacturers warn that the patient be made ware of certain possible side effects, and that periodic liver, renal function tests and or cardiac function tests be done. Yet they never warn and never have the tests done. In addition what they don't admit to you is that there are THOUSANDS of doctors who have refused to endorse it because of its relative worthlessness and its potential dangers.

"BUT LOOK AT HOW PHENOMENALLY HEALTHY THE SOUTH PACIFIC NATIVES ALWAYS WERE. LOOK HOW PEOPLE HAVE BEEN GETTING WELL FROM ALL KINDS OF DISEASES, OR AT LEAST FEELING GOOD" Humph! "TALES OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC" First of all not all Tahitians are healthy like the actors in the movies. The natives of those islands have always been, and are to this day plagued with numerous diseases that in spite of their use of the noni berry and its juice were not cured or significantly eased. Some examples are leprosy, arthritis, cancer, etc... [2] Next REMEMBER the classic trick of "snake oil salesmen" has been to plant shills. People who will come forth as "unsolicited volunteers" to claim that they have been miraculously healed. But it's all a lie, designed to con people into buying the snake oil. [3] Their claims of "Cancer cure" are also a hype. The "Cancer research" test results are misreported in their ads, are twisted and taken out of context in order to fool you into believing that it is an almost sure cancer cure. We have requested names addresses, clinical records etc.. of people that they claim have been cured. We are still waiting and waiting and waiting for real verifiable concrete cases. [4] We did not say it does nothing. Any analgesic/narcotic/soporific will make people feel good. It can also temporarily seem to cure diseases that were caused by excessive nervous tension. But even those will mostly relapse, and seriously, some time after stopping the usage. Both standard medical science, and responsible alternative healing are aware of the hard fact that a vast majority of diseases are psychosomatically triggered or exacerbated. Therefore if you give the patient a sufficient hype job he will be cured even with a glass of water or spoonful of sugar. Hysterical cure of an hysterical illness. Ergo Dumbo's magic feather that enabled him to fly as long as he held it in his trunk. A major portion of the fakes that riddle alternative medicine market, and blacken the name of the legitimate alt-med methods, are based on this principle. BUT REMEMBER more and more people have stated that once started on noni they cannot live without it. THAT MEANS ADDICTION.

ADDICTIVE plant products of any form, are proven to dull and twist the thinking process. Also do realize that the processing can be altered to make the finished product more addictive yet. (This has already been done with tobacco.) Think how easy it will be in the near future for the Morinda co. to announce to several thousand poor people who have become dependent on / addicted to their juice that for various excuses they most up the price by 50%. These people are hooked, junkies, most will put out the money from pure desperation. Do you want to be a part of that? for ADDICTION IS NOT HEALING! It is a masking of symptoms and a masking and or suppression of the disease process, which is dangerous to the point of being eventually life threatening! There is a court order against the company forbidding any claims of medicinal, healing or disease prevention properties. They have absolutely NO FDA or NSF approval! QUITE THE OPPOSITE IS TRUE!

THINK CLEARLY FOR ONE MOMENT! What is the probability of one plant substance being a cure all, for all ills in all people. NILL & NULL. Even 50% is improbable. The only thing that use of this substance can really surely relieve people of is their sense and their money.

SO LETS SEE WHAT WE'VE GOT SO FAR

A grossly overpriced product, of questionable "healing" properties that is addictive, potentially hazardous and has NO FDA control or approval and NO scientific track record or true effort to determine its possible allergic or deleterious side effects. Really great stuff, wouldn't you say?

OK WHAT ABOUT THE BUSINESS?

A GOOD QUESTION, I'M GLAD YOU ASKED

The promises of your ability do get rich easily are largely a phony-baloney pitch. In any and all Multi-Level-Marketing schemes most people do NOT get wealthy and many wind up more broke than they were before. Some people lose everything, car, house, marriage, health etc...

DON'T be so sure that all the "scientific" studies and / or the reports are on the up & up. Only a couple of years ago it was discovered that a particular food supplement mineral was "discovered" to be particularly be virtually a cure-all. This was backed by "scientific" lab tests. The product manufacturers stock value soared. After one and a half years of ever increasing sales and stock value, other labs did similar tests and got much less convincing results. So an investigation was done. The result was the discovery that the original lab got paid in stock certificates.

All MLM systems promise the same "pie in the sky". Most have a beginning era of rocketing growth. Some keep it up for many years, depending on the variety of products, adaptability etc... All MLMs have a saturation point. When the get near that point the poor guys at and near the bottom lose out terribly. Even while they're still running strong it's mostly a small group of top dogs that make real money out of these deals. Most distributors barely cover their own usage and operating costs. A very great many lose a lot of money.

Take a look at a realistic charting of MLM structure. If the chain starts with only 2 people and continues only 15 deep, with each distributor enlisting only 3 others, that would give a chain or pyramid consisting of 7,174,453 distributors. To cover expenses (ads, phone, car,electricity, paperwork, sales meetings, inspirational tapes etc..) and be barely worth the effort, each one needs at least 15 paying customers each month. That means 107,616,795 customers. Statistics have proven that less than 15% of the populace falls for this type of "fools gold", and a similar percentage will at least for a limited time buy the product(s). That means you need a population of at least 765,274,987 families to make this business really feasible for more than a fleeting shot. A varied product line company will already be hard pressed to keep it up. A single or limited product line will not stay around for long. They'll suck your money and strength and go off for new prey in another scam, leaving you high and dry. The executives of this outfit are veterans already.

You should know that the legal efforts to limit the illegitimate direction of this company have not stopped. Also as a part of the court order mentioned above they had to be ordered to refund FULL money to any customer or distributor requesting so. If they are so honest and so sure of the validity of their business and product, why did they have to be ordered to do this?

In summary: NOT ONLY IS THE PRODUCT HIGHLY QUESTIONABLE, BUT THE COMPANY, ITS INHERIT STRUCTURE, AND ITS MODUS OPERANDI ARE SERIOUSLY IN QUESTION. ALSO THE CHANCE OF THE AVERAGE DEALER OF MAKING MONEY INSTEAD OF LOSING MONEY IS AT BEST SLIM.

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On the lighter side. Someone we know who is an expert in ancient languages. He told us that noni in one of those languages means "fishy". Maybe a hint should be taken from that as well.

We here at the Tyler, Gooding & Associates Alternative Health Center, could easily get into this deal and make a lot of easy money with it. But we cannot in any way shape or form honestly responsibly endorse this outfit and or its product(s). Also for recommended reading on the subject of Multilevel Marketing see the Camp SCI website

C.A. Tyler II MD, DO, Surgeon, RSHOM, LICCH, MH, DAccupunc, DOM.

Any questions may be sent to mtyler12@hotmail.com