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Morinda citrifolia
Family name: Rubiaceae
Common name: Indian mulberry, noni
Parts used: Fruit, seeds, bark, leaves, and flowers
Medicinal uses:
The parts of the plant most used for their medicinal and nutritional purposes are the fruit, seeds, bark, leaves, and flowers. Virtually every part of the plant is utilized for its individual
Medicinal properties; however, it is the fruit portion that is regarded as its most valuable. The seeds have a purgative action, the leaves are used to treat external inflammations and relieve pain, the bark has strong astringent properties and can treat malaria, the root extracts lower blood pressure, the flower essences relieve eye inflammations and the f ruit has a number of medicinal actions product offered: Morinda citrifolia powder.
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