Aloe vera

is a succulent plant with the Latin name Aloe barbadesis. Aloe vera has fleshy, juicy leaves up to 50 cm long, which grow in the shape of a star. This plant blooms with reddish, yellow, cream or white flowers, but for medicinal purposes only the pulp of the leaves is used, from which, for example, an extract is processed. Aloe vera thrives especially in warm climatic regions of the world, where temperatures do not drop below -5 degrees Celsius. In our conditions, it is grown in greenhouses. Aloe vera has been a part of traditional medicine for thousands of years, and its extraordinary effects have also been discovered by Western medicine.

WHAT IS IN ALOE VERA?

As we have already mentioned, Aloe vera powder is obtained from the leaves, specifically from their clear gel liquid. The powder contains valuable natural substances. Aloe vera contains plant enzymes and is also rich in vitamins, minerals and amino acids. All of these substances support human health and ensure the harmonious functioning of the organism. In Aloe vera you will find saponins, thanks to which you can better resist viruses and bacteria. You will also provide your body with valuable antioxidants.

SIDE EFFECTS OF USE

Aloe vera is not suitable for everyone. It should not be used by pregnant and breastfeeding women or women with heavy menstruation. It is also not recommended for people with bleeding hemorrhoids, varicose veins and kidney disease. People with any health problems should consult their doctor before using Aloe vera powder. In the beginning, diarrhea and bloating may occur in more sensitive individuals.

WHAT IS THE RIGHT DOSE?

It is best to take Aloe vera leaf juice extract in capsules for 2 to 3 months to harmonize your digestion and support internal cleansing of the body. Take 2 capsules daily and drink them with 200 ml of water. One capsule contains 300 mg of Aloe vera, which corresponds to 30 ml of pure juice.