Aloe Vera - Many Uses

Aloe vera gel is widely known to relieve sunburn and help heal wounds. This plant can be used for much more than sunburn relief

• Hydration - The aloe plant is very water-dense, so it’s an ideal way to prevent or treat dehydration.

• Liver function - Aloe vera juice is an excellent way to keep your liver healthy.

• Constipation - Drinking aloe vera juice can help increase the water content in your intestines.

• Clear skin - Can help with acne and may help with other skin conditions.

• Nutritional boost - Aloe vera juice contains important vitamins and minerals like vitamins B, C, E, and folic acid. It also has small amounts of other minerals and vitamins..

• Heartburn relief - Aloe vera juice may give you relief when heartburn attacks.

• Digestive benefits - It contains several enzymes known to help in the breakdown of sugars and fats and to keep your digestion running smoothly..

• Beauty Uses - Aloe vera juice may also be good for a number of beauty and health needs.

Side Effects

Some users may experience itching or slight burning of the skin. However, if you experience a rash or hives, you could have a sensitivity to the gel and should stop using it immediately. Don't use aloe vera gel on infected skin. As always, check with your doctor before using Aloe Vera. People with certain health conditions, such as kidney or heart disease, should avoid its use. It also may interfere with drugs you already take for other medical issues. Discuss any aloe vera use with your healthcare provider before you start taking or using it.