Aloe vera Extract

Our Freshly Aloe Vera powders are perfect to add for juices, smoothies, desserts or to compliment any food.

Suggested serving tips:
 1/2 tablespoon of powder for each 3 oz of water and sugar to taste Or simply use powder to compliment any food like milk, cereals, yogurt, milk shakes, ice screams, sauces, etc.

"Aloe Barbadensis" is a plant which originated in North Africa and spread to the fertile lands with mild climate. Its physical aspect is similar to that of the cactus; the thick rind hides a succulent core formed mostly of water.  Egyptians would mix aloe with other herbs while preparing remedies for internal and external anomalies. After the Second World War, aloe vera was introduced in treating the victims of the catastrophies from Nagasaki and Hiroshima because of its ability of mitigating the pain of the patients and renewing skin tissues. 
The herb contains: *0 minerals (Calcium, Magnesium, Zinc, Chromium , Selenium), *2 vitamins (A, B, C, E, folic acid), *0 aminoacids from the *2 which are necessary to the human body, over **0 active components including enzymes and polysaccharides
internal use.

 

• Cancer prevention: Evidence suggests that aloe consumed orally may reduce the risk of developing lung cancer.
• Dry skin: Aloe vera plant health benefits have been extolled for decades. The moisturizing qualities of aloe, and its consequent capacity to effectively reduce skin dryness are backed by early.
• Lichen planus: This common skin disease results in an itchy, swollen rash on the skin or in the mouth.
• Skin burns: Initial evidence form scientific investigations suggest that aloe may assist the healing of mild to moderate skin burns.
• Skin ulcers: Among the aloe vera benefits for skin is the likelihood of its ability to help heal skin ulcers with local application
• Constipation: Constipation is treated with orally consumed dried latex that is taken from the inner lining of aloe leaves. The laxative properties of a substance called aloin contained in the aloe vera plant, is supported by scientific evidence. A large number of herbal remedies that treat constipation contain aloe vera extracts
• Aloe vera benefits are often advertised with regards to treating heartburn and irritable bowel syndrome. It is also common practice for cosmetic companies to include extacts from Aloe vera in their products.