The Aloe Vera plant is a succulent plant of African origin whose long, green leaves contain aloe gel and a sticky yellow residue called latex.
The uses of the aloe vera plant have proven extensive; its contents have been used to treat such conditions as diabetes, constipation, psoriasis, burns, and wounds.
Aloe Vera and Its Benefits:
The leaves of the aloe vera plant are loaded with vitamins, minerals, and amino acids, and the plants gel contains potent anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antifungal properties.
How to Use Aloe Vera in Your Diet:
Aloe Vera comes in many forms: liquid extracts, gels, dry extracts, and juices are all available.
You can supplement your diet with aloe vera juice, which is made from the plant’s gel. The juice has been shown to encourage weight loss, maintain a healthy digestive system, and flush out any toxins in the body. For an everyday boost, drink a mixture of fruit juice, water, and aloe vera juice.
Another way to incorporate aloe vera into your everyday routine is through dietary supplements. Aloe vera supplements combine pure aloe juice with other health boosters like citric acid, vitamin C, and ascorbic acid. Aloe supplements have proven effective in fighting constipation, indigestion, and stomach problems.
Other Uses:
Aloe vera gel, extracted from the inner section of an aloe leaf, can be applied on skin to sooth abrasions, cuts, sunburns, and topical allergies.
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