Aloe Vera

Capsules, gel, juice, topical

Aloe Vera is known as one of the oldest therapeutic herbs. Its inner mucus is rich in nutrients that are beneficial to our health and well being. The Greek Historian Dioscorides wrote that Aloe Vera is an effective treatment for many ailments from constipations to kidney ailments.

Blood circulation - A number of constituents have beneficial effects on blood pressure and coagulation.
Bone and joint disorders - Due to its high mineral and amino acid content.
Detoxification - Amino acids assist the liver and kidneys.
Digestion - One of its most popular usages these days is in helping any type of digestive or bowel disorder. Aloe Vera has received an enormous amount of positive Press for its benefits in helping IBS, irritable bowel syndrome. It is also useful with other digestive problems, including peptic ulcers or any type of stomach inflammation. Its properties are those of healing and soothing and so it is worth using as a part of a healing programmed on any digestive complaint.
Laxative - It has a gentle laxative effect on the bowels.  Aloe Vera juice can relieve gastrointestinal problems and may be one of the plant's most ancient uses. Today, people drink the juice to help relieve ulcerous, gastrointestinal and kidney problems. People have described improved regularity, greater intestinal comfort and enhanced energy levels.
Immune system - Contains many ingredients providing antibacterial, antiviral and analgesic elements.
Skin care - Moisturizing and conditioning when used topically
Burns and Sunburn - The soothing and healing qualities of Aloe Vera are well known for any type of burn and it is especially popular for sunburn.

                                                                                                                                 

MINERALS
Calcium   Potassium      Chloride     Sodium     Manganese      Magnesium     Zinc          Copper    Chromium       Silicon       Iron          Lithium

MINERALS
Calcium             Potassium        Chloride        Sodium         Manganese        Magnesium       Zinc                   Copper          Chromium    Silicon           Iron                     Lithium

VITAMINS
B1              B2                  B6                   Niacinamide         Folic Acid         C       A (betacarotene)            E                     B12

ENZYMES
Oxidase        Amylase     Catalase         Lipase       Aniinase

MONO/POLYSACCHARIDES
Cellulose    Glucose        Mannose       Aldonentose       L-rhamnose     Mucopolysaccharides

ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS
Lysine     Threonine       Valine      Methionine     Leucine     Isoleucine   Phenylalanine

Mucopolysaccharides: - Believed to provide healing Saponins: - Believed to have cleansing and antiseptic capabilities Anthraquinones: - Believed to be a painkiller and include antibacterial agents