From: "Alfred Whittaker" <glenleigh@cwjamaica.com>
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>To: <glenleigh2@hotmail.com>
>Subject: GLENLEIGH Newsletter #1
>Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2003 20:47:57 -0600
>
>GLENLEIGH
>NONI JUICE
>(Morinda Citrifolia)
>
>Glenleigh is a small company based in the elevated town of Highgate, in the
>Parish of St. Mary, Jamaica. The company is involved in all levels of
>production of the Glenleigh Noni Juice. Evidentially, the company
>produces one of the World's finest quality noni juice:
>In April of 2002, the Glenleigh Noni was exhibited in the worlds largest
>food exhibition held in Tokyo, Japan, (FOODEX 2002). This after a Japanese
>dignitary to our Island bought a bottle of the juice at a local supermarket
>in Kingston.
>In December of the same year, Glenleigh was invited to participate in the
>CARIBBEAN HERBS BUSINESS FORUM, held in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
>And, in April of 2003, Glenleigh Noni will be exhibited at the largest
>ORGANIC/NATURAL PRODUCT SHOW to be held in the United Kingdom.
>In July of this year, New Yorkers will be introduced to Glenleigh Noni at
>the Jacob Javatt Center, FANCY FOOD SHOW there.
>Now, here are some possible reasons why the Glenleigh Noni is a
>distinguished noni juice. For one thing, we have never had a nuclear
>explosion or radiation contamination in the Caribbean. We continue to have
>clean air, clean water as well as clean soil. This, then, is the organic
>base from which we start here in Jamaica; coupled with this, we grow our
>noni trees organically. In addition, we double filter the water we use in
>our blend to insure the highest level of clean. Moreover, nothing is added
>except other fresh fruit juices: guava and passion. As you should know,
>passion fruit juice contains serotonin, an important chemical that is also
>produced by the human body. And finally, we put more noni puree in our mix
>than does our major competitor. Moreover, Glenleigh also produces an
>unblended juice that is 100% pure.
>The Glenleigh Noni therefore, might be of superior quality because of the
>intuitive blend of noni puree, guava puree and passion fruit juice. Or, it
>might just be a combination of all of the above.
>Glenleigh Noni came into being as a result of the high price of foreign
>noni sold here. Therefore, as soon as we learned Morianda citrifolia (the
>botanical name for noni) was the same as what was called duck feed, and
>duppy sour sop here in Jamaica, we immediately began cultivating noni for
>local consumption. The thought of providing a high quality product at an
>affordable price was our goal. In addition, the idea of developing a
>non-traditional agro processed product in our floundering economy, had far
>reaching positive implications. This process began in the summer of 1997.
> Noni is a Hawaiian name for the fruit.
>Noni was first introduced to Jamaica in 1794. The noni plant was brought
>here from Tahiti by Captain Blythe.We therefore have Tahitian noni grown in
>Jamaica. Subsequent to this, noni seeds were also brought to our Jamaican
>shores via the Caribbean Sea. Nature has been extremely kind to us in this
>regard. Despite nature's generosity, we have been treating this most
>valuable herbal treasure with scant disregard...with increased knowledge of
>noni`s miraculous benefits, however, this position is changing.
>
>WHAT CAN NONI DO FOR YOU?
>Research has shown this tropical fruit is found in areas through the globe.
> In all of these locals natives have been using this fruit for centuries
>to address numerous ailments. This intuitive knowledge has been passed down
>through the generations to the present. It is through these natives and
>their genuine excitement about noni`s miraculous effects on their health
>that has attracted the attention of scientific researchers.
>These researchers were successful in confirming what natives through the
>world have always known and put into practice. This is, that noni is one of
>the most significant herbal medicines in the world today.
>Please note, in order to receive the positive effects of noni juice, it is
>imperative that you follow some simple basic guidelines. These are, noni
>should not be taken with any substance containing any of the following
>drugs: CAFFEINE, NICOTINE OR ALCHOL. Furthermore, noni should not be taken
>with food...it should be taken on an empty stomach; preferably, in the
>mornings half and hour before breakfast.
>An American researcher has concluded that the juice of the noni fruit helps
>the body to heal itself.
>In essence, CONTINUED USE OF NONI JUICE HELPS ONE TO FEEL LIKE A CHILD
>AGAIN. Initial use of the juice starts with giving the body a thorough
>cleansing of all its toxins and excess water. It makes you regular. After
>this, there is a burst of high energy that helps one to bounce about
>through the day. At mealtime the appetite is heightened so you definitely
>want to eat. At bedtime, you then sleep like the baby you once were. In
>addition, one experiences clearer thinking. Stress levels become less. For
>those on the spiritual path, concentration is highly focused and greatly
>improved.
> Here are some highlights from testimonials received from Glenleigh Noni
>users: colon cleansing, loss of weight...especially around the waist, loss
>of stress, a feeling of well-being, loss of pain of all kinds...especially
>menstrual pain, increased energy levels, increased vision, clearer thought
>processes. Noni can be used externally (topically) as well. Some positive
>results were: removal of eczema, ringworm, swollen joints and hair loss,
>just to name a few.
>One writer from Montego Bay wrote, ``it is really true that we have to
>remember to say more thanks to everyone and appreciate their support! For
>all my customers who feel great after drinking your noni juice...I have had
>so great result with it. Thank you!
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>TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH.
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