History of aloe Vera:

The history of aloe Vera proves that aloe Vera originated in the warm, dry weather of Africa, even thought today the plant of aloe Vera is available worldwide. . Today Aloe is used worldwide, particularly in the U.S. and Canada, both internally as a drink and in cosmetics and ointment. Japan currently imports over fifty million dollars of Aloe per year to treat people with ulcers and digestive problems.

Aloe Vera (A gift of nature):

Aloe Vera is an original medicinal herb, Aloe Vera is a member of Liliaceous family, it is an evergreen perennial succulent plant, growing up to 1 meter in height. Aloe Vera is a class of succulent plant that probably originated in northern Africa.  The natural range of Aloe Vera is unclear, as the species has been widely cultivated throughout the world. Its green, tightly packed, thick, fleshy leaves have jagged, thorny edges and are radically arranged in two or three circles. Each leaf is 30-50 cm long and 10 cm broad at the base. Bright yellow tubular flowers appear in a spike. The aloe Vera plant is best known for its healing aloe Vera gel. The plant can be processed into two basic products – gel and latex. The gel is the leaf pulp, a thin clear jelly-like substance obtained from the inner portion of the leaf. The aloe Vera latex is a bitter yellow and slightly sticky substance from the per cyclic tubules just beneath the outer skin of the leaves. This is commonly referred to as aloe Vera juice and it also has laxative properties.

Benefits of Aloe Vera:

Aloe Vera contains more than 200 energetic apparatus including minerals, vitamins, enzymes, fatty acids and polysaccharide. The benefits of aloe Vera are very high. Aloe Vera gel contains approximately 99% water. Some of the major minerals found in aloe Vera which includes zinc, chromium, sodium, iron, potassium, copper and manganese. Aloe Vera is one of the plants which have vitamin B12. Aloe Vera contains many vitamins including, A, C, E, folic acid, and B1, B2, B3, B6.

Healthy benefits of aloe Vera: 

Reduce inflammation:

Aloes Vera will helps with painful joints to stiffness and improve the flexibility of bone joints. You can use aloe Vera externally to ease inflammation of joints and reduce arthritis pain. You can also drink aloe Vera juice to reduce inflammation throughout the body. People who drink aloe Vera regularly for 2 weeks typically begin to experience a significant reduction of inflammation and pain symptoms.

Detoxify your body naturally:

Aloe Vera is used as one of the best body cleaner. It cleanses toxic matter from the stomach, kidney, spleen, bladder, liver, and is the most effective colon cleanser. There are multiple studies proved that aloe Vera juice exhibits therapeutic and soothing properties for the relief of indigestion. Aloe Vera is good for your digestive system; it impacts overall your health. Study proves that if we drink aloe Vera juice twice a day, the juice helps us to detoxify our body naturally.

Another main benefit to consuming gelatinous plant foods in your diet is that these gels move through the intestinal tract absorbing toxins along the way and get eliminated through the colon.

Reduces dental plaque

Tooth molds and disease of the gum are very universal health problems.100% pure aloe Vera juice is compared to the standard mouthwash ingredient. After one week of use, the mouth wash was found to be just as effective as chlorhexidine in reducing dental plaque. Another study proves benefits of aloe Vera mouth wash when used over 15- to 30- days this will kill all the plaque- production.

Reduce blood sugar level:

Aloe Vera also has been used as a traditional diabetes remedy; aloe Vera is used for lowering blood sugar levels. As you consume aloe Vera that is purely beneficial for you to control your sugar level.  A study proves that the effects of aloe Vera on diabetic models suggest that is very useful for the treatment of diabetes.

Cures wounds: 

Aloe Vera has been considered as a natural healer ever since it was revealed thousands of years ago. When we used it for external use, it is the best option for wound dressing. Even I’ve seen many times aloe Vera works like a magic. The aloe Vera juice insistently seals the wound while drawing the flow of blood to the wound, in many studies, it has been proven that aloe Vera effectively treats third degree burn victims and it restores the burn skin faster.

Aloe Vera benefits for skin & body: 

Reduce stretch marks:

Reduces Stretch marks on the body which can be healed with the regular use of aloe Vera.  When the skin stretches very far, like during the pregnancy or due to rapid weight gain, the flexibility of the skin gets damaged, which results in ugly stretch marks. These marks are nothing but small tears on the skin layers, which can be healed with the regular use of aloe Vera gel. 

Moisturizing the skin:

Aloe Vera used as a regular moisturizer, aloe Vera gel is great for oily skin complexion;
Aloe moisturizes the skin without giving it a greasy feel. Man can also use aloe Vera aftershave, because it heals all the small cuts caused by shaving.

Reduces acne:

Aloe Vera is a wonders full gel to reduce your skin acne and make your skin soft and clear. Aloe Vera gel contains two hormones: Axing and Gibberellins. These two hormones provide wound healing and anti-inflammatory properties that reduce skin inflammation. Aloe vera allows the skin to heal rapidly with negligible scarring.

 Aloe Vera benefits for hair:

Aloe Vera regenerating abilities are useful in hair care. Aloe Vera activates new hair growth along with the growth of existing hair follicles by increasing the blood circulation to the scalp. We can use aloe Vera as a safe and natural treatment to avoid hair loss, man and women both have an opportunity to use this natural product and solve hair loss or significant contraction. Aloe Vera works like a hair conditioner; we put aloe Vera on hair so we d not need any conditioner or serum.