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Dr. Mona Harrison, M.D. speaks on TAHITIAN NONI^® Juice

The following is a transcript of Dr. Mona Harrison, M.D. speaking in a live seminar regarding TAHITIAN NONI^® Juice.
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My name is Ron Reid. It's my pleasure to be your host. What we are about to hear are segments from a presentation given by Dr. Mona Harrison, M.D. in May 1997. Dr. Harrison has a long and impressive list of credentials, including the fact that she was the former Assistant Dean at the Boston University School of Medicine. She was the Chief Medical Officer at the D.C. General Hospital in Washington, DC. She received an in-house fellowship from Harvard University. Dr. Harrison is known internationally for her lectures and her writings. She has been a keynote speaker at the National Medical Association Convention, and it's certainly my pleasure and honor to introduce to you now Dr. Mona Harrison.

It's an honor to be here with you on such a beautiful afternoon to know that you've bothered to come in and go to school. We'll do our best in the sense of attempting to combine the best of western information in concert with the best of ancient wisdom and information that is known or gleaned by people in other parts of the world.

The way I'd like to do this this afternoon is to have us go to school for a little bit, and I'll leave time for you to ask questions that, if I don't know the answer, at least I'll try to help you to go in the right direction to obtain those answers.

Now, if you'd known me from a traditional standpoint, you'd know that anybody bringing any kind of product to me was unheard of. In my responsible role of Chief Medical Officer at D.C. General, I wanted to find out for myself rather than be beaten every day by the pharmaceutical salesman, etc. in terms of what we should use, etc. So for me to endorse any product is significant, okay? You'd have to know me to really understand that.

To say that at this time on our planet we're being introduced to products that it has been prophesied for eons would appear at this time and to say that you're some pretty lucky folks, and that perhaps your prayers have been answered, because I'm sure if not you, that there is someone you know who is sick, whether it be a relative or close friend, or even your animal, which can also be your best friend... and to know that you have something perhaps to offer to them, to either take them out of pain or perhaps help them turn around the problems that have caused the disease that they have. That's significant. So again, I honor you in the sense that you have bothered to find out about something and how it works.

Now, you see this funny looking thing on my head, and I thought I'd put it on to give you some idea of one of the things that got me clued in to perhaps there was more to medicine than what I was taught in the classroom or what I have used for 12 years prior to opening my mind up and learning that there were things other than what we saw in the hospital, etc.

This little thing is called a neurotransmitter modulator. About 12 years ago, I became involved with some research using this. The significance of this is that this little box, with me looking like an alien up here, with it we can reduce blood pressure, we could treat glaucoma patients -- and their glaucoma pressures would come down. We took individuals who were dyslexic who had difficulty writing in terms of their handwriting looking like chicken scratch as well as having difficulty with spelling. Those are two pretty common characteristics of dyslexics. And suddenly after 10 minutes of use, their handwriting looked like that of scribes, their spelling was correct, and this was after years and years and years of research, we couldn't figure out what is this little box doing?

Well, what it's doing is very similar to what noni does. And so, this afternoon hopefully we can combine some of the best traditional medicine in concert with some of the oldest. And let's see where they're alike. So often in alternative medicine circles we're battling the establishment in terms of "they're wrong, we're right." Traditional says, "They're wrong, we're right." Well, let's take a look at perhaps where we're all alike. Things on the fringe are always going to be on the fringe, but perhaps, and hopefully this will give you some omamentarium when you're talking with your doctor or some of your friends that you're trying to convince that there's more to this noni than just being another fruit juice or another product that's out. I'm sure Mr. Wadsworth, later, will also go into that realm.

Now if I said to you from the beginning that you were nothing but a big hydroelectric plant, you'd say, "Okay, Doc, you're starting off backwards. Hydroelectric plant. What does that mean?" Well, what do I do when I do an EKG? I trace the electricity as it courses through your heart. An EEG, you know, those brainwave tests? I trace the electricity as it courses through your brain. An EMG, through your muscles. And on and on and on. Okay, maybe there is something to this electricity.

If I look at your brain and say that your brain was nothing but a big battery and that, in fact, when I say "hydro," that means water is involved. If I look at your body and I think for a minute, "This body's anywhere between 70-85% water." And your brain is 95% water. So that's a significant thing there, and there IS something with hydro.

You go a little bit further, and in order to have a battery, and if you think of your car battery on a cold winter morning, you go out and try to crank it up. If two things aren't there, it just won't work. And that's water and acid. And believe it or not, this body and this brain also requires water and acid.

The chart that we see on the screen right now is significant. Because of my work at Hopkins, in about 1990, in working with some severe drug patients, some clues began to come to us in reference to what was going on. This same little box that you saw me use here, these were patients that had heroin, cocaine problems, usually 20 years or more. And so the fact that they had survived that long was a miracle. But when they came in, I gave them an option. I said to them, "If you could come off of your drugs without any withdrawal in a couple weeks, would you be willing to give it a try?" And believe it or not, only a third of them were interested in that. Another third were just scared, and the other third just wasn't interested; they enjoyed the drug that they were taking.

In that third that was interested, what we learned are things that we see on the screen. I have grouped together some interesting things. On one side of the equation you see sugar, alcohol, tranquilizers, marijuana, and heroin. On the other side you see salt, caffeine, nicotine, and cocaine. Now, the body doesn't judge. It doesn't know the word "legal" or "illegal." It simply knows how it acts. All the things that we've grouped together all work in the same way, and that is, on the left side there, when we look at the salt/cocaine side, they attempt to allow the brain to get a jump-start. It's like pulling elephants out of quicksand; sort of kick you out of depression, okay. All of those elements. On the right side of the screen, those elements tend to slow the brain down so that the electricity can flow.

On the left side of the screen we have an element that the body uses called tryptophane. Many of you in the alternative arena may remember tryptophane, that they took off the market. It was a natural pain killer. They took it off because they said people were having trouble with it. All of those things on the left act like tryptophane as a natural pain killer. All of those on the right side, that's on the heroin/sugar group, all act to make you feel good, or when your mind is racing, doing the 100 yard dash, things that are used to just slow it down a bit.

The thing about the sugar/heroin side is that all of those things act like something that the brain makes naturally, and that stuff is serotonin and melatonin. Now, the body has an old adage that goes like this: "If you don't use me, you lose me." And thus, these things acting like serotonin and melatonin actually slow the brain down to the point that the gland that makes the serotonin and melatonin stops operating or begins to shut down.

We're going to hold that thought for a minute and I'm going to show you another common fruit out there. It's not the noni fruit, but it is a lemon. As we look at the lemon, there was a scientist by the name of Dr. Cary Reams, who's probably the most renowned scientist in physics that we've had in this century. As a food scientist, he looked at 280,000 foodstuffs. In looking at those 280,000 foodstuffs, he found that all of them act in the same way with the exception of one foodstuff, and that was the lemon. What was the significance in his finding?

All of the electrons in all the other foods except for the lemon all spin in one direction, and that's from left to right. The lemon causes electrons to spin in the opposite direction. The significance of that is what we have on the screen here. The overlap of electrons spinning in both directions allows for energy to be released. That energy is the energy that you live off of. In other words, electrons going in the opposite direction, resistance is formed, and there's energy coming off of that.

When you think of the discovery of direct current by Edison, he learned that by taking, let's say 10 generators, we could light up a city. That would be called "direct current." Nicolai Tessler comes along about the same time and says, "You know, if we turn that magnet a half a turn in the other direction, we'll have a much more efficient system." Meaning, his discovery of alternating current. So instead of needing 10 generators to light up a city, I only need two to light up a city. In other words, I've got a much more efficient system just by turning things in the opposite direction.

Now remember what we said about the lemon. Everything's going in one direction until we introduce the lemon. Now suddenly, things are going in the opposite direction, too, and thus I have a much more efficient body. I have to use less energy to do the work that I need simply by adding lemon to my water.

The other significance that we found out about the lemon is that the lemon produces what we call negatively charged hydrogen ions. I don't want to get real technical on you, but those negatively charged hydrogen ions are very significant. If you think of H20, in other words, two hydrogens and an oxygen, normally we get a positively charged hydrogen ion when we split water out. When we add lemon to the water, suddenly we get a negatively charged hydrogen ion. The significance of that is that the liver loves negatively charged hydrogen ions to the point that as an infant all the way roughly to puberty or until your system gets very toxic, shall we say, your liver is loaded with negatively charged hydrogen ions. As we grow older, they tend to disappear. So the ability to get these negatively charged hydrogen ions to that liver becomes very important, because that's your workhorse in the body.

If your liver is loaded with toxins, or for some reason has been damaged, then it cannot do the job that it needs to do and the body begins to suffer.

As I looked at this equation, I mentioned Dr. Reams a minute ago. This was the equation that he discovered back around the turn of the century, and it's dealing with pH. pH here, the H there is looking at the way in which the body is able to handle hydrogen ions, those same hydrogen ions we were just talking about, and thus pH goes that you're either acid or alkaline or neutral.

In my testing of individuals through some rather unique testing, we've learned that about 95% of the population is acid or is too acid. About 2% are alkaline, and the other 3% come in balanced or neutral. The body's ability to absorb minerals is dictated by what their pH is. To show you in more detail what we mean, if we look at this for a minute, we notice that the urine of the body is at a pH of 6.4, it is able to absorb all of the minerals and vitamins that are introduced to it. As we move away from that perfect pH of 6.4, we begin to lose things. So, we note that if your body, as an example, is so acid that your urine pH is below 5.8, you're not able to absorb calcium, to use that as an example.

You can see, if you're down below 5.3, you're not able to absorb any of your minerals or vitamins. The significance of being able to absorb those minerals and vitamins is that your body actually grows, each organ actually lives off of the frequency given off by those minerals and vitamins. So if I'm too acid, and I cannot absorb them, then all of a sudden my organs are going to begin to die.

Now, I'd like to make those equal to an innertube. If you can think of an organ, we can pick a muscle or we can pick a heart or whatever organ you wish. Think of an innertube. If I got enough air going to that innertube, which would be the same as enough minerals giving off their frequency, then I'm going to have a perfectly round tire, I'm going to have a perfectly vital organ that is free of disease.

However, if by chance I do not deliver enough air to that tire, enough minerals or energy to that organ, suddenly I'm going to get a little out-pouching on the side. That out-pouching in the body would be similar to what we call a cyst. So that goes on for months and months and months and months. Now we travel a couple years. Now that's a permanent out-pouching, or what we would call a tumor. Now this continues on for a couple of years, and all of a sudden I can't get any air in that tire at all. Now, we have what we call delta cells; another term would be free radicals, another term would be cancer cells, or dead cells. In other words, we can't do anything with that organ anymore; the organ is dying.

The more acid the system is, the more it becomes like a garbage can. I've got stuff decaying in it. In fact, I don't know if you're aware of this, but if you take a fruit or a vegetable and it has all the minerals that it should have, you could have that fruit or vegetable for years and it would never rot. It might get dehydrated or dried out, but it would never rot. If the pH were right and you gave it all the minerals and things that it needed, it would never decay.

So you can imagine when we think of disease or decaying bodies, what we have operating. Basically that the system is too acid and that it is not able to get the minerals and vitamins it needs in order to keep it going.

This is one of my favorite people. I call him "Spiny." On the traditional side of medicine, this would be the endocrine system. On the nontraditional side of medicine, these would be called seals. When I think of a seal, I think of something that opens and closes. Most of our nerves, in order to raise my arm or whatever, I've got a wire coming from my brain to my arm that we would call a nerve, that would allow me to raise my arm up and down.

When we look at these particular glands, these seven glands, what we've noticed is that there's no wire that goes to them. So we've always wondered, "What is it that makes these things open and close?"

In the ancient texts, it is described in many places that what makes these glands open and close is frequency. Now, what are you talkin' bout, Doc? Hmmm, frequency. Well, something as simple as sound, something as simple as color, something as simple as light, is each matched to each one of these glands.

Let's take a look at what they are. If I start at the top, and I call that "The Master Gland," we would have the pituitary gland. It is significant to note that each gland from the top down controls all glands below it. So if we look at the seventh gland, at the pituitary, we know that it controls all the glands below it.

The next gland, which sits in the middle of the brain, sort of straight back here, is the pineal gland. That pineal gland would be the sixth gland, or the sixth seal. Again, we'll come back to its operation because it's significant when it comes to noni.

When we look at the thyroid gland, which would be the fifth, note that it falls below the pineal gland. We've heard the testimony today of individuals having some alterations or improvement in their thyroid. When you understand that the noni fruit operates at the level of the sixth gland, or the pineal gland, that by improving that gland or allowing it to operate, you will affect all the glands below it. So let's see what's below it.

We have the thyroid, we have the thymus gland, and most of my medical colleagues have not a clue even to this date as to what the thymus gland does. In the ancient wisdom of things, what was known for eons, and this is taken from some of the Egyptian text, is that by age 40, if the thymus gland had not been appropriately stimulated, then it would shrink down to the size of a pea. The pineal gland, or the sixth gland, also does the same thing. It is also ancient wisdom. So the thymus, or the fourth gland, the sixth gland, the pineal, both shrink down to the size of pea if they have not been appropriately stimulated. The thymus is important because it is involved with your immune system. As such, that's your protection against cancer, that's your protection against bad infections, that's protection against bad infections such as the HIV syndrome or the AIDS virus, so having that gland work appropriately is very significant.

If I dropped down one to the third gland or the pancreas, what we notice is that's where insulin comes from. Remember, we've got diabetics that are having improvement taking the noni. We drop down one more and we've got the adrenal gland.

Approximately 3 years ago there was a major study also done in Johns Hopkins which showed that a number of individuals who had diabetes where their adrenal glands were being affected. The adrenal gland is the gland that sort of goes into effect anytime we're under stress. I don't think there's a person in this room who's not been under stress for one reason or another, so every time you're under stress, you turn on your adrenal gland. That sends your blood pressure up, but in a secondary way, it also affects your blood sugar because it forces the pancreas to put out insulin to break down the sugar that's created by the adrenal from the stress, taking your body's stores of fat and sugar and turning them into sugar. So the pancreas is turned on in a secondary way that way, just from stress.

The first gland up here would be your male and female glands. Each one of these glands puts out a hormone. So we've got male and female hormones, we've got adrenalin, we've got insulin, we have the thymus hormone, we have thyroid hormone, and back to the pineal gland, we have serotonin and melatonin.

Melatonin is made from serotonin. The significance of noni -- and here's where we come in -- is that noni makes the precursors for serotonin. In making the precursors for serotonin, it means that that gland is going to get what it needs to operate at peak performance. In my evaluation, the patients again, across the country, what we're finding is that that gland is exhausted.

Remember we talked about that each one of these glands responds to frequency? Well, if I look at the pineal and pituitary glands in particular, they respond to ultra high frequencies, meaning, the frequencies of the microwave, the frequencies of your cellular phone, etc. All respond in a negative way. The pineal gland responds to that. So anyone living in a big city, in particular, you're being bombarded by frequencies that are just exhausting the sixth seal, or the pineal gland, and thus, they're begging for something to build them up. It's like all out and nothing in. They can't do its job. And thus, every gland below it is being affected.

So, as a precursor to serotonin, it's going to help build serotonin stores wherever they need them in the body. I'd like, again, the precursors as opposed to giving you melatonin, which I'm not a proponent of because all that will do, if you'll remember what I said earlier, is to shut that gland down. Because, again, "If you don't need me, I'll just close down." So you want to give it the precursor that it needs to allow it to keep operating.

The fourth seal, or the thymus gland, again, is involved with immunity. Like I said, hormones are produced by each one of these glands. In traditional medicine, what we've learned in the last couple of years, is that when you are happy, your heart actually begins to beat to the rhythm of a waltz. In the rhythm of a waltz, that frequency is a frequency that just happens to match that of the thymus gland. Thus, the playing of that music -- just the waltz -- actually comes over and stimulates the thymus gland to the point that the thymus liquid is released from that gland. And, when we do sophisticated spectrophotometry, we find that there's an ultraviolet blue light that emanates from that fourth gland, and the liquid goes to the base of the spine and actually pools there. And whenever one is still and sitting, if you can notice for a moment, in what we call "Indian style" position with your legs crossed, that your tailbone just happens to be in the right position that it dips down into that liquid and the liquid begins to emanate up the spinal canal just like a snake, opening up each one of those glands.

When we do the combination of ancient wisdom and modern wisdom, we notice that our ancestors knew that. If I look at the symbol for the medical caduceus, what is it? We've got a staff with a snake, working it's way up! And thus, you may want to do more reading on that and find that this isn't new stuff that we're talking about, we're actually rediscovering what our ancestors already knew.

There's one other thing I'd like to say for some people in the audience here. When I look at that pineal gland again, and again, we can go as far as you'd like and we'll leave it for questions, but the pineal gland actually emanates a golden oil from it. So that when it's stimulated, an actual golden oil emanates from the pineal gland and the pituitary, an actual milky white substance is secreted by the pituitary gland.

In some ancient texts, what you'll notice is the milk and the honey that was talked about. In terms of the milk and honey of the body, it was really referring to the milk and honey coming from the sixth and the seventh seals, or the pineal and the pituitary gland.

It's been in the last couple of years that we've noted that not only is the brain a battery, but, in fact, it's a big superconductor. Now, what are you talking about, Doc? When I think of a superconductor, the thing that comes to mind for me usually is the Stealth Bomber. Many of you are aware of that triangular black plane that the military uses, and the significance of it is that when that Stealth Bomber hits a certain speed, it suddenly disappears off the radar screen, and nobody can find it.

In the last couple of years, and it's only been then, we have noted that our brains are a superconductor, and that it uses superconductor minerals. It has again been only within the last couple of years that technology has existed or equipment has been in existence that we can actually measure that. So when we see things like carrot juice, grape juice, etc., and said, "Well, I think you ought to drink carrot juice." All we've known is that you felt better after you drank the carrot juice, but you didn't know why.

Many of the alternative practitioners in the west had no idea, either. "Why did I feel better when I drank that carrot juice?" or that grape juice? Well, what we've noted, again, in the last several years, is that all of the things you see listed here -- and for here anybody having trouble -- grape juice, carrot juice, calf and pig brain also, aloe vera, shark cartilage, essiac tea, blue-green algae, and Mexican wild yam are all loaded with superconductor minerals. In this case, it's iridium and rhodium.

We weren't able to detect these things, as I said earlier, in the brain until we had the appropriate equipment to be able to do that. But it's found in significant quantities in all of these things. Thus, you've seen these things in the market and haven't understood why they work so well.

There's alot of research going on in this arena right now, and the question of frequency or how much frequency, how much energy, how much light, how much electricity is given off by these elements. It's very important. So in addition to wondering about the chemistry that these are involved with, it's important to know the physics of the elements that we're finally able to discover in some of these things. That's what we're dealing with with the noni, which hasn't been added to this list yet. And we're still studying it.

But it's acting like these superconductor elements, which are also oftimes on the alternative list of items that people tend to say there's something good here.

Now, this should look familiar to many of you in the audience. This is the noni fruit. Again, prickly little fruit called by different names in different areas of the world. What else does it look like? Did I hear, "A pine cone?" It also looks like a pineapple. Very significant.

There are no accidents in nature. Remember I talked about that golden oil coming off the pineal gland? We talk about pine cone, we talk about pineapple, we talk about the noni fruit . . .

Look at a rose in terms of the thorns that are on a rose. Beautiful fragrance. Beautiful element. Protected by the thorns so that you don't easily get next to it or find its hidden secrets.

Pycnogenal was on that list of elements that I said that were loaded with iridium and rhodium ... coming from the pine cone or the pine nut ... to show you all of this stuff overlaps. They're all the same, okay?

When we talk about these superconductor elements we note that they have a particular preponderance or the area in which they affect especially are the sixth seal of the brain, or the pineal gland, and the pituitary.

I wanted to put this slide up to note that perhaps it was by accident, but I'd rather think that it wasn't, that to the noni juice, they have added grape juice and blueberry juice. If you look at these grapes for a minute, and remember the slide I showed you that grape juice also had iridium and rhodium in it? In fact, it was a high frequency element that the brain just happened to like. Well, there's a clustering effect that also takes place with these grapes.

When we have looked at, and the only studies that have been done to date have been looking at different types of water. In looking at water, we find that this clustering or this grape-like effect in water, the smaller the cluster is, the more easily it is to get into the brain and into the other tissues of the body. Having grape juice added to the noni, with the noni and the grape juice being a very high frequency fruit, we find that it's going to have its effect on those particular glands in the body.

I'm going to put that gland picture back up a minute and then I'm going to stop and open the floor up for questions. As we look at this, and as we look at the pineal gland, we find that, again, in the pineal gland serotonin and melatonin are made in the pineal gland. They are made from melanin. When we think of melanin, we think of a dark pigment, usually a dark pigment, so that when I look at areas of the body that are loaded with this black pigment, we note that they are going to be affected by the noni. Again, by building up the precursors to serotonin, we're going to build up stores of serotonin in those particular areas of the body.

As an example, people are getting improvement with their vision. On the back of the eye there's a large black spot called the macula. There's a disease that goes all the way that says macular degeneration. As we tend to grow older, that pigment tends to disappear and that macula gets lighter and lighter, and thus our vision tends to get worse and worse as we tend to grow older. Being able to restore that pigment to the macula, you'll find that your vision is improved.

Then you skip over to the brain a minute and we think of things like multiple sclerosis. Well, believe it or not, in the brain there's an area called the substantia nigra, "nigra" standing for the color "black." It is a blackened area within the brain. And guess what? That's the area of the brain that also becomes depigmented. Well, there's less pigment in it in multiple sclerosis patients. So why are we getting responses partially in the multiple sclerosis patients? Because we're giving back to the brain the things it needs to allow it to function appropriately.

Remember we talked about the drugs and we were wondering why people feel so good after taking them? Because, again, we're building back the neural hormones to the brain, and thus, the mental health picture improves.

The pineal gland also is involved with memory. If I've gotten to the point that I've exhausted that gland, then my memory's going to begin to slip a little bit. If I give back to that gland what it needs, suddenly my memory is improved.

If I focus here on the fourth gland and I look at the thymus again, it hooks up in a triad with the spleen. Between the two of them, the thymus affects bone growth and activity as it relates to the bones maturing, and thus, things involving my bones are going to be affected by something dealing with the pineal gland.

Again, every gland below is affected by the glands above it, so if I can give to those glands what they need, then it restores the activity of all those below it.

Okay. I'm going to stop now and open the floor up for questions, and hopefully we've stimulated some questions.

The following are Dr. Harrison's responses to a variety of questions.

Okay. The alkaloids themselves are some of the newer work in neurology that we've just be able to really piece together. Even what the pineal gland does. The work over the last 10 years in that area, and it's a pretty active international set of material, is all going to the pineal gland and the precursor there.

One slide that I did not show, and I need to show that, is just as the brain has serotonin and receptors there and coming off the pineal, it's just been within the last three years that we have understood that the digestive tract also has brains. Now, what are those brains? Somehow or another, I skipped over this particular overhead. I'm used to using slides, so please forgive me.

The three brains in the digestive tract -- some of this work was done by Dr. Bruce Lipton who has also spoken here in the Seattle area -- your tonsils, which many of you had lopped out in your youth because of sore throats when it was the "in" thing to do in the '50s -- we didn't know what the tonsils were for. In the small intestine there's a little bit of immune tissue that we haven't known for eons what in the heck is immune tissue doing in the digestive tract. It's called "Peyer's patches." That's a little brain. And the last place -- this is all new information, this is stuff we've learned on the traditional side of medicine in the last couple of years -- is that your appendix is also a brain.

So as you can think of the brain up here and its activity and that these three areas also are serotonin receptors, so I'm going to get effects in my digestive tract because, again, you're giving to these little brains what they need to make it work at peak performance.

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There's another person in the audience that also was one of my patients, who's also from Hawaii who had a thymus that was overactive when she was younger, and her grandmother was able to put together a concoction, and she's quite familiar with the noni plant. In fact, she hates it because she remembers the smell of it.

Yes, you will get an effect on the thymus gland because it's being affected by the glands above it, so the frequency of that will help stimulate that. The area remembers that there were thymus cells there. There may be still some little remnants of it, even though they thought it all back. So it will be stimulated by that.

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I traditionally trained as a family practitioner and also as a pediatrician. My work in family medicine was done at the University of Maryland and in pediatrics at Harvard and Boston University. We punched all the traditional tickets.

I must say this. We're out of time and I'm learning alot about the noni plant and I was very, very skeptical at first. Again, here's another product, right? In my traditional way, one of my staff members said to me, "We have been working with her in terms of having some varicose veins that were pretty stubborn and couldn't get her bowel moving as fast as we'd like in spite of cleaners and whatever. In two weeks, the varicose veins began to disappear. I said, "Boy, we'd better take another..." She said, "Doc, you've got to take another look at this one." I said, okay, I won't be the skeptic in terms of this not working, so I sent six bottles of noni across the country to patients that I had with different things, some of which we had gotten to a point and nothing was beginning to work.

What I got back, I actually went to visit some of them directly in addition to hearing what they told me on the phone. We were beginning to get all kinds of results. The most dramatic one that I got was a woman who we replaced her kneecaps back in 1990 because of severe degenerative arthritis, and this lady has not been without pain for almost 20 years, and walking with a cane, etc. Three days after being on the noni, her pain was totally gone to the point that she was able to put her cane aside and get up off of a soft sofa unaided, and that was back in the first part of September. She's still without pain or whatever and doing quite well.

Another patient was dying of liver cancer. I'm going to give you some traditional things that we've seen verify some things with. She had fluid on the abdominal area, which was loaded with cancer cells. Seven days after being on the noni, and we had her with water and tried otherwise to balance her system out, too, but the cancer cells had disappeared from the ascitic fluid.

We had another woman in Chicago who had kidney cancer with metastasis to the lungs and to the brain. Within a 10 day period, her lungs had cleared, being on the noni and again balancing her system out otherwise. It just goes on and on and on, but it made me take note, and I went back to take another look.

What I would say to you, and for those of you that are interfacing with your friendly physicians, there's a thing of fear out there. We've been doing some rather extensive research in another arena of another superconductor product that happens to be in the line of water. We've got documentation like this from the scientific community from around the world in terms of its activity.

So when I began to look closely at what was going on with the noni plant, we were getting the same kind of results that we were getting with the water. I said, "Uh oh, here comes another one." These things are in a league all by themselves. We're not taught this in medical school. In fact, I had to go out of my way to learn nutrition, because in every medical school in the country you get one week of nutrition, if you get that. You don't learn anything about the effects of electricity or frequency. That's in the arena of the physical therapist. I was blessed enough, and in doing research, this is away from my regular stuff, I took time with some of the best minds in physical therapy utilizing isokinetics and this thing here, the neurotransmitter modulator. This is a FDA approved unit. What it does is stimulate the endorphins. By the endorphins, I mean serotonin and melatonin. Again, it's all by frequency -- ultra high frequency, low voltage.

What you're getting in the noni plant, and I haven't had a chance to talk at length with John yet, and I don't think they're there yet, but we're doing some rather special studies independent of the company, because, again, I've got to be sure. And I don't need to be because I'm working for the company. But we're finding it's the physics of the noni plant in addition to its chemistry that is important.

Remember when I said to you each one of those glands responds to frequency, and it is the frequency of this fruit that is significant. It also works on the liver, and remember in my earlier thing here about getting those negatively charged hydrogen ions to the liver so that it would work at peak performance? It will do that.

I have a book coming out. It's way overdue. I had some problems publishing, but it's going to be called "My Electric House." It will have documentation in it, but there's reams of data if you begin to look. Probably the bibliography of my book will be the most extensive in terms of looking places to find out where can I learn more of this. If you keep your eyes open, you'll find that it's all around you and there's plenty of information. The key here is on the frequency side and understanding the crossover here when it comes to the endocrine system.

There are ancient texts, if you want to look, it's more than in the medical arena. I mean, this is the latest in nuclear physics, the latest in quantum physics, it's also some of the oldest in terms of any religious text you want to look at. If need be, we'll refer you to those, too. So, the information's all around you. And like I said, this stuff is arriving on schedule.

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In terms of depression, let's say this. When I spoke to you of doing that special kind of testing, what we have noted is that there's a mineral deficiency in many, many types of depression and schizophrenia. With that, if my body can suddenly absorb those minerals, and this is the other thing that we've noticed, your pH will come much more in line the longer you're on the noni juice. Now, we're running our little separate pool of that, and the official studies need to be done. We're inviting traditional medicine to do the studies. I have spoken to the Secretary of Health in Human Services in terms of getting together a group. I love the guys that are reluctant, or shall I say, reticent about this, because what I'd like to say to them is, "Prove us wrong." And they become your most added supporters when they see that what you're telling them is for real.

Alot of the chemistry needs to be done yet. Alot of the physics needs to be done yet. Alot of the case studies need to be done. But you as individuals are doing it without them. It's like you're getting the proof; now we're having to work backwards. Let's do the studies now to demonstrate what we already know.

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I can give some recommendations and others may have other recommendations, but I'll you it's worked with my patients. Usually, if a person is in good health and they're just doing it as a maintenance kind of thing to get the frequency from it and to see that their body stays in balance, of course, that dose would be an ounce a day.

If there's anything wrong, and I mean not drastically wrong, but there's some diseasement in the body -- you're off balance -- then usually twice a day is recommended. Usually at the quieter times of the day, preferably on an empty stomach. If you're going to go to a problem, like the severe arthritic patient that we had, usually I recommend it three times a day. In the arthritis patients in particular, I usually will do what I call a "loading dose," which means for a 10 day to two week period, I'll keep him on three times a day and then sort of titrate back, because every body is different. If I give the same dose to everybody, that gives no individuality for you or to say what caused your particular thing. So titrate it to your body. If you have a feeling you shouldn't take it more than once a day, then in your body only take it once, and your body will titrate that.

For severe patients that are terminally ill or in that arena, usually I've given it to them every four hours for at least approximately a two week period. You're going to get a response if you're going to get one usually within that period of time. One ounce for each of those doses. Again, the more they believe in it, the better it's going to work and the faster it's going to work. So, someone that really doesn't want to take it, don't force them.

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Muscular dystrophy and the use of noni -- I don't know. I've not had a patient myself. John or one of the others may have cases that have responded; I just don't know. In principle, it should respond.

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Leukemia -- There are all kinds of leukemia, but again, think of that thymus gland and the immune system. Also think of Vitamin A. We'll usually find that there's a Vitamin A deficiency with leukemia, and the thymus gland, there's some rather intricate connections there in terms of that underacting, so the child should have response by boosting his thymus gland to turn around that leukemia condition. In fact, I'd like to get some feedback from you, if possible, on that. But understanding the mechanism, he should have favorable response with that. And you let him know that it will work so that he believes it when he takes it.

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John can help me here in terms of what's coming in from across the country. Children are not little adults, so that we've always had a tendency to think they're just smaller adults and give them the same thing. I don't know the appropriate dosage for the kids. I'd say start with at least half the dosage that you would give to an adult and go from there. Same thing with a baby.

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When we think of polycystic, remember the innertube and the little cyst coming off the side because the individual is not getting what it needs to that kidney and thus it's making cysts? Check first with the pH. See that they're able to absorb the minerals they need at specific pH's. The noni will help stabilize the pH, and then a brief discussion -- we can't go into everything -- but to note that the kidney membrane is an electrolysis membrane and the electrolysis process itself allows for the utilization of the minerals in a particular way so that when you're able to get the right juice, water to it, it should allow the coating on that kidney to operate at peak performance. There's problems with that, and thus the absorption ability is there, but first let's get the body balanced. Once it's balanced, cysts begin to disappear, including polycystic, which is usually congenital.

Thank you, Dr. Mona Harrison.

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