From what I've heard, Tahitian Nona is a miracle natural fruit juice concoction that relieves life-long pains, cures ____, loses weight (probably), etc etc, and the people who work in the business can make tons of money. It all sounds like a scam to me though, as in too good to be true. I met a family in NC who sold the stuff and then today discovered one of my coworkers is a distributor as well, last year he won a 5,500 Rolex and in 2 weeks is going all expense paid to Vegas thanks to the company.

?!?

2/16/2007 3:15:02 PM

XAAAAAAANASOFJSADAS JUICE

GET SOME!!!!!

2/16/2007 3:16:32 PM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tahitian_Noni

2/16/2007 3:26:47 PM

http://www.multilevelmoves.com/

Joe Eigo is my tahitian noni hero. All his old videos of him had him advertising Noni juice and doing crazy insane back flips and dance moves. After that I went out and bought $300 worth of it, in hopes to be able to do crazy gymnastic moves like Joe Eigo. All it did for me was empty my bank account.

[Edited on February 16, 2007 at 3:31 PM. Reason : PS. That sh*t don't work.]

2/16/2007 3:28:57 PM

there are a lot of people in my area selling it, and one guy I know was making some pretty wild claims about it. Isn't it something like Amway?

2/16/2007 3:46:44 PM

I thought this thread was about some hot new myspace chick.

2/17/2007 1:03:26 AM

Quote :

"incidents of acute hepatitis caused by ingesting noni"

2/17/2007 12:11:00 PM

must be the noni

2/17/2007 12:26:36 PM

it's amway for black people

2/17/2007 12:49:37 PM

scam - this stuff does nothing. in fact, if you search the FDA's website, there's a whole bunch of catalogued warning letters where the Agency is making these Noni websites remove any claims from their marketing

2/19/2007 5:53:35 PM

While we're on bogus medicinals, what the hell is this hoodia crap they're putting in everything?

2/19/2007 6:45:44 PM

that actually seems to work - it's a root extract used by some african tribes that suspends appetite for days. (when brewed in teas like these tribes do)

2/19/2007 7:08:17 PM

the scam about hoodia is that the plant is an endangered species and there is no regulating body ensuring that the pills you buy actually contain the hoodia plant.

2/19/2007 7:16:45 PM

2/19/2007 8:51:55 PM