Dulawali vs Noni Tahitian

Filipino vine related to Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia); used in Philippine folk medicine for fever, malaria, diabetes, and as a general tonic.

Tropical fruit tree native to Southeast Asia and Pacific Islands widely consumed as a juice for general wellness, immune support, and pain in Pacific traditional medicine.

tinosporine, tinosporaside, alkaloids, diterpenes, polysaccharides

damnacanthal, morindone, alizarin, scopoletin, proxeronine

Fever, Malaria, Diabetes management, Immune support

immune support, pain, hypertension, diabetes, cancer support

Antipyretic effects, Immunomodulation, Antidiabetic activity, Anti-inflammatory properties

antioxidant, immunomodulation, anti-inflammatory, analgesic

Vine decoction: 1-2 cups daily; 500mg extract

30–60ml pure juice daily or 500mg extract

Pregnancy, Autoimmune conditions

pregnancy, liver disease, kidney disease, potassium-restricted diets

Mild GI effects, Possible immune over-stimulation

hyperkalemia, hepatotoxicity (rare), nausea from strong taste