Digestion problems
Aloe is used almost exclusively as a digestive aid, laxative and as a gel. From the inner aloe leaf is a popular ingredient used in many skin preparations and cosmetics. The laxative component of the plant works by preventing the absorption of water from the bowel, thus increasing the volume of its contents and hastening their passage. This component of Aloe also kills some bacteria and is believed to act against a variety of viruses including herpes, chickenpox, and flu.
Aloe Vera has been used to heal both internally and externally. It greatly speeds the healing of many skin injuries, including ulcerations, burns, hives and poison ivy and also acts as a laxative. Aloe latex is a powerful laxative, but because it can cause painful cramping, it is not used frequently for this purpose.
Dosage:
1 to 2 capsules daily with a meal.
Caution:
Do not take if pregnant or breast feeding.
| Product Specifications: |
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| Aloe Vera Extract equivalent to | | | 10,000mg |
| (as 50mg of a 200:1 extract) | | | |
Encapsulated with:
Sunflower Seed Oil, Capsule Shell (Gelatin, Glycerin, Colours: Titanium Dioxide & Chlorophyll), Glyceryl Monostearate, Polysorbate 80 |
