There are multiple and effective health benefits of aloe vera irrespective of it being used as gel, juice, capsules, tablets, etc.It plays a key role in healing and curing various ailments.
This is partly because, based on available aloe vera information, the plant produces at least 6 antiseptic agents: Lupeol, salicylic acid, urea nitrogen, cinnamonic acid, phenols, and sulphur. All of these substances are recognized as antiseptics because they kill or control mold, bacteria, fungus, and viruses, explaining why aloe vera has the ability to eliminate many internal and external infections. The Lupeol and salicylic acid in the juice explains its effectiveness as a painkiller.
Another very good reason why the aloe vera plant is referred to as a medicinal plant is because it contains at least three anti-inflammatory fatty acids, cholesterol, campersterol and B-sitosterol (plant sterols) which explains its ability to effectively treat burns, cuts, scrapes, abrasions, allergic reactions, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatic fever, acid indigestion, ulcers, plus many inflammatory conditions of the digestive system and other internal organs, including the stomach, small intestine, colon, liver, kidney, and pancreas.
B-sitosterol is also a powerful anti-cholestromatic, which helps to lower harmful cholesterol levels, thereby explaining its many benefits for heart patients.
Further aloe vera information points that its juice contains at least 23 polypeptides (immune stimulators), which is mainly why aloe vera juice helps control a broad spectrum of immune system diseases and disorders, including HIV and AIDS. The polypeptides, plus the anti-tumor agents Aloe emodin and Aloe lectins, explain its ability to control cancer.
The unmatched ability of the aloe vera plant to treat and effectively cure multiple complex human conditions in its various avatars from time immemorial as well as the variety of health benefits of aloe vera mean it richly deserves to be called the "Medicine Plant".


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Remember you are what you eat.

A Quick Note:

Garbage in-Garbage out.

Have you heard that saying you are what you eat.
Well our digestive system breaks down what we eat
and sends it where it is needed. I think we all know
what happens with the unwanted stuff, I don't think
I need to spell it out.

Just a friendly reminder, we need to eat healthy
on a daily basis and drink plenty of water.
Maybe a walk in the morning, or even in the evening.
Every little bit makes a difference.

Not everyone can work out the way I do, but
If you change some eating habits and get a
little bit more excercise, believe me it helps.

CAUTION: If you have any medical issues-CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN.

I am humbled by this award

For you Gord M.

You have shared your personal
experience to promote health
and wellness. You deserve this
TROPHY. Showing that I and
many others feel the same way.

Thank you so much for caring enough
to share this wonderful information.

You have strived for perfection and
great habits for others to follow.



Keep up the hard work. Your Friend Colorado Baby