Aloe vera contains numerous vitamins and minerals, enzymes, amino acids, natural sugars and
agents which may be anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial. The combination and balance of the
plant's ingredients are what purportedly gives it its healing properties. The part of the Aloe vera
which is used are the leaves. The Aloe is an Emollient, Purgative and Vulnerary. It is also used
for its antibacterial, anesthetic and antiseptic properties, and is good to use as a tool for
restoration of tissue. It is most commonly used on burns and minor cuts, especially good for
sunburns, although it is being used for the treatment of skin cancer. Aloe is very useful on rashes
caused by Poison Ivy, and it may help to draw out infection. It may help with Vaginal Yeast
Infections, although this is not solid at this time. Aloe be made into a warm tea, made from the
juice as a wash for eyes. The washing of eyes with Aloe may protect the eyes from ultraviolet
rays from the sun. It can be used as a purgative. Aloe is also an extremely powerful laxative, and
it is not recommended that it is taken internally. It is recommended that the fresh juice from the
plant is used, and not the store bought juice within other products or on its own. The reason for
this is that the medicinal use of the plant diminishes with time, and there is much questioning
about whether or not you can receive benefits from the store bought aloe, even if the product has
been filled with preservatives. It gives a healthy and supple look to the skin by reducing wrinkles,
curing acne, rejuvenating and giving it a youthful glow.
Aloe vera contains numerous vitamins and minerals, enzymes, amino acids, natural sugars andagents which may be anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial. The combination and balance of theplant's ingredients are what purportedly gives it its healing properties. The part of the Aloe verawhich is used are the leaves. The Aloe is an Emollient, Purgative and Vulnerary. It is also usedfor its antibacterial, anesthetic and antiseptic properties, and is good to use as a tool forrestoration of tissue. It is most commonly used on burns and minor cuts, especially good forsunburns, although it is being used for the treatment of skin cancer. Aloe is very useful on rashescaused by Poison Ivy, and it may help to draw out infection. It may help with Vaginal YeastInfections, although this is not solid at this time. Aloe be made into a warm tea, made from thejuice as a wash for eyes. The washing of eyes with Aloe may protect the eyes from ultravioletrays from the sun. It can be used as a purgative. Aloe is also an extremely powerful laxative, andit is not recommended that it is taken internally. It is recommended that the fresh juice from theplant is used, and not the store bought juice within other products or on its own. The reason forthis is that the medicinal use of the plant diminishes with time, and there is much questioningabout whether or not you can receive benefits from the store bought aloe, even if the product hasbeen filled with preservatives. It gives a healthy and supple look to the skin by reducing wrinkles,curing acne, rejuvenating and giving it a youthful glow.
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