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Lynn Lawson, Canary News, Evanston, Illinois
"This paen to noni provides fascinating reading about
this little-known fruit, including photos and recipes. Best of all, it gives one the feeling of a short trip
to the good air and relaxed living of those wonderful islands in the Pacific." [May'99]
Linda A. Evans,
Atlanta Wellness Forum
“Noni is an enchanting book of fact and herbal wisdom. It is another example of Fairechild’s
wonderful talent. She naturally and easily captures in her writing a mystical
lightness that connects us to our better selves, that brings us closer
to our creator. And all in the context of solid, usable, unique information." [Apr'03] |
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Noni: Aspirin of the Ancients
By Diana Fairechild
A HEALTH BOOK FULL OF HOPE |
This book is Diana Fairechild's personal account of living on a noni plantation in
a remote area of Hawaii for ten years. In Hawaii, this book is referred
to as "The Noni Book." Noni fruit is the most widely used medicinal plant in Polynesia. This book explains:
• Diana Fairechild's experiences using noni for detoxification
• Polynesian noni remedies for cancer, diabetes, parasites
• Legends. Example: In ancient Lemuria, noni was believed to be an aphrodisiac
• Botanical facts: noni is in the coffee family |
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Diana Fairechild with
Kahelewai [Feb'98] |
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LEFT (photo by Diana Fairechild): A bee preparing to land on a cluster of noni flowers.
Other medicinal parts of this amazing tree include the roots, the leaves and the flowers. |
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| Now in its 4th edition, NONI: Aspirin of the Ancients by Diana Fairechild has always been printed with soy-based ink on recycled paper. Worldwide Foreign Rights are available for Diana Fairechild's excellent-selling (over 28 thousand in print) Noni book. The rights to the Japanese edition published by Hakurosya have expired; so these rights are also available. |
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