Aloe Vera: 13 Evidence of Its Health Benefits
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2024-07-06
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Aloe vera is a very useful medicinal plant.
North Africa is considered the birthplace of this plant; aloe vera is also mentioned in the Bible.
Among the most important medicinal properties of aloe vera and its gel, it can be stated that it helps with the following disorders: sunburn, wounds and other skin disorders (itching of the skin, pain due to skin problems, abrasions, psoriasis, acne), hemorrhoids, insect bites, ulcers stomach and duodenal disease, diabetes, arthritis, herpes zoster.
Due to its bradykinin content, aloe vera is a good local analgesic for skin disorders.
This plant helps in the treatment of diabetes by lowering blood sugar levels.
Aloe vera contains acemannan, which is characterized by increased antiviral properties.
Even if aloe vera has a very good laxative effect, it is recommended to use it only in extreme cases due to possible severe side effects (loss of fluid and salts in the form of diarrhea, as well as severe muscle spasms).
You can take aloe vera under the guise of commercial products, but be sure to ensure that the content of this plant is as high as possible. You can also grow aloe vera indoors.
Attention! This material is for informational purposes only. Before using any methods or treatments, it is recommended to consult a doctor!
Key moments:
00:16 When is aloe vera used?
00:38 Healing properties of aloe vera
00:59 Consumption of aloe vera for stomach ulcer, diabetes or arthritis
01:43 Local analgesic for skin disorders
02:13 Reduces itchy skin
02:35 Removes pain from skin problems
02:55 It helps with sunburn
03:13 Heals cuts and abrasions
03:43 Cleanses the skin with psoriasis
04:09 Helps with acne
04:35 Speeds up the treatment of shingles
05:08 Lowers blood sugar levels
05:50 Speeds up the treatment of stomach ulcers
06:32 It is characterized by increased antiviral properties
06:58 Strong laxative
07:41 Soothes unpleasant sensations associated with various disorders
08:25 How to use aloe vera?
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North Africa is considered the birthplace of this plant; aloe vera is also mentioned in the Bible.
Among the most important medicinal properties of aloe vera and its gel, it can be stated that it helps with the following disorders: sunburn, wounds and other skin disorders (itching of the skin, pain due to skin problems, abrasions, psoriasis, acne), hemorrhoids, insect bites, ulcers stomach and duodenal disease, diabetes, arthritis, herpes zoster.
Due to its bradykinin content, aloe vera is a good local analgesic for skin disorders.
This plant helps in the treatment of diabetes by lowering blood sugar levels.
Aloe vera contains acemannan, which is characterized by increased antiviral properties.
Even if aloe vera has a very good laxative effect, it is recommended to use it only in extreme cases due to possible severe side effects (loss of fluid and salts in the form of diarrhea, as well as severe muscle spasms).
You can take aloe vera under the guise of commercial products, but be sure to ensure that the content of this plant is as high as possible. You can also grow aloe vera indoors.
Attention! This material is for informational purposes only. Before using any methods or treatments, it is recommended to consult a doctor!
Key moments:
00:16 When is aloe vera used?
00:38 Healing properties of aloe vera
00:59 Consumption of aloe vera for stomach ulcer, diabetes or arthritis
01:43 Local analgesic for skin disorders
02:13 Reduces itchy skin
02:35 Removes pain from skin problems
02:55 It helps with sunburn
03:13 Heals cuts and abrasions
03:43 Cleanses the skin with psoriasis
04:09 Helps with acne
04:35 Speeds up the treatment of shingles
05:08 Lowers blood sugar levels
05:50 Speeds up the treatment of stomach ulcers
06:32 It is characterized by increased antiviral properties
06:58 Strong laxative
07:41 Soothes unpleasant sensations associated with various disorders
08:25 How to use aloe vera?
This material was prepared based on material from the channel https://youtube.com/@allscientifical
This presentation uses graphic elements from the site https://www.canva.com
The text is read by Andrew, editor of the channel youtube.com/@allscientifical, and the background music is made using the platform https://www.soundtrap.com
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