La información contenida en este blog ha sido elaborada a partir de publicaciones sobre el noni, artículos científicos y resultados empíricos. De entre todos, los citados son los que siguen:
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Bibliografía adicional recomendada
1. d'Raye, Tonita (1998). Simply Noni - Ancient Health Miracle for Modern Times. Awieca Publishing, Inc.; March 2000, 2nd edition.
2. Elkins, Rita (2002). The Noni Revolution: The Tropical Wonder That Can Fight Disease Boost Energy and Revitalize Your Health. Woodland Publishing; ISBN: 1580543499
3. Fairechild, Diana (2001). Noni: Aspirin of the Ancients. Flyana Rhyme; ISBN: 1892997819
4. Gibbons, Euell (1967). Beachcomber's Handbook. David McKay Co., Inc.
5. Navarre, Isa (2001). 76 Ways to Use Noni Fruit Juice. Direct Source; ISBN: 887938990
6. Solomon, Neil (1998). Noni: Nature's Amazing Healer. Woodland Publishing.
7. Solomon, Neil (2000). Tahitian Noni Juice : How Much, How Often, For What. Direct Source; ISBN: 1887938907
8. Solomon, Neil (1999). The Noni Phenomenon. Direct Source; ISBN: 1887938877
9. Solomon, Neli (1998). Liquid Island Noni (Morinda citrifolia). Woodland Publishing Co, Utah, USA.
