Noni juice and Mummy balm

Has anyone actually used this, and what kind of results should I expect?

I haven’t heard much about this specific balm, though I am familiar with Noni. I haven’t tried it myself, but I know plenty of people who have.
People claim there's been a noticeable improvement in overall health, but is that actual progress or just the placebo effect? Hard to say.
For those wondering, Noni comes from a plant that only grows in Hawaii and blooms once a year. It’s pricey, too—you’re looking at about $133 per liter.

Just my two cents.👋 Bye!

Noni:

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And yeah... honestly, the daytime rates are way more affordable than those outrageous night prices$133.

My mom bought all that expensive wellness juice and practically forced it down my throat—as if it’d actually change anything. Honestly? Total waste of money. I didn't feel a single damn thing, just the same old me.

Every few years, some new "wellness guru" pops up out of nowhere.

It’s just a chain of scammers preying on the gullible.

Honestly, you'd be better off drinking your own urine. It’s got more actual nutrients and, at least, it doesn't cost a fortune.

Betty Rivera14 said:Honestly, you might as well just drink your own urine because it’s packed with useful stuff and it won't cost you a dime.

I actually had a roommate at the hospital once who was this researcher from Russia studying urine therapy, and she told me it's basically the most popular alternative treatment they have over there right now.
Her parents are both drinking their own urine to deal with cancer.
She even cured her two-year-old daughter's skin condition using urine compresses.
And she brushes her teeth in it every single morning.

You never know what life's going to throw at you... if there was some medical issue I could solve just by drinking urine, I’d probably consider it. But thinking about it now? Not even in my wildest dreams. 🙂

..brushing your teeth with pee is definitely not necessary... plain old water works just fine. Gross. 😲

..I tried that Noni juice once... and honestly, Betty Rivera14 is right.
..for me, Aloe Vera juice is the real deal—my immune system bounces back so fast!!!!!! A few ladies on this forum recommended it to me. 🙂

I’ve been drinking this Revita-matic milk to give my immune system a little boost, and honestly, my bloodwork during pregnancy was better than it’s ever been in my life.

A while back, I was traveling through Germany with a woman who works as a caregiver in a nursing home there. She told me that the elderly ladies regularly drink their own urine in the mornings and even use it to wash up—and apparently, the results are pretty obvious. According to her, all the residents who start this "therapy" seem to become much more vital and their complexions improve after just a short time. I asked if she had ever tried it herself, but she said no; she’s too squeamish. Honestly, I am too.
Has anyone here actually tried this?

Just type urine therapy into any search engine and you'll stumble upon some pretty wild information.

So, Noni and Mummy turned into urine... Well, that's just great.

Last winter, I picked up some Noni juice and ended up drinking way more than the recommended amount. It gave me some pretty nasty stomach issues and stuff... I eventually just gave up on it.

As for Mummy, the stuff is actually awesome. It’s basically a kind of resin created from decomposing leaves and plants. A while back, you could find it in small 5-gram packets at health food stores here in the States; it's a brownish-black color and has this heavy, earthy smell.

Basically, I used it during the winter months to try and stave off respiratory issues and boost my immune system, and it worked like a charm.

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Michelle Bennett18 said:Has anyone actually used this? What kind of results did you get?

One friend of mine works with this stuff, but another guy tried the juice and it totally disagreed with him, so he tossed it in the trash.🙂

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