Aloe vera
Aloe
vera juice contains leaf pulp that is rich in natural nutrients and
fiber. This well-known herbal remedy for the skin also has many benefits
for internal healing, cleansing and repair when ingested as a
nutritional drink.
Digestive Benefits
Aloe vera contains nutrient compounds
that help to heal and soothe the skin when used externally. It may also
have similar benefits on the lining of the digestive tract, when
ingested as a drink. A review published in the “British Journal of
General Practice” notes that aloe vera decreases irritation and enhances
healing and repair of ulcers in the stomach and intestines. Aloe vera
juice also helps to decrease inflammation in irritable bowel syndrome,
colitis and other inflammatory disorders of the gut. Additionally, aloe
vera can increase healthy bacteria in the intestines that aid digestion.
Immune Benefits
Research published in the “Journal of
Environmental Science and Health” notes that aloe vera contains
anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-fungal properties that aid the
immune system to cleanse the body of toxins and invading pathogens.
Additionally, aloe vera helps to balance the immune system to reduce the
effects of seasonal allergies, rheumatoid arthritis and other
inflammatory immune disorders.
Heart Benefits
Taking aloe vera internally may also
help improve blood circulation in the body. A clinical study published
in the medical journal “Angiology” reported that aloe vera may
help decrease total fat levels in patients with high cholesterol. This
helps to reduce fatty deposits and blood clots in the arteries of the
heart and body. The research noted that patients with diabetes showed
the highest improvement in cholesterol level; however, the exact
mechanism of these benefits are not yet determined.






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