Benefits of Aloe Vera

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Aloe Vera is a miracle plant known for several health benefits and has been known for its healing properties for at least 6,000 years.
Aloe Vera has antibacterial and antiviral properties. Aloe Vera can be used in summer as well as in winter seasons by people of all type of skins.
Aloe Vera is extensively used in Food supplements, Beauty products (Cosmetics) and Herbal remedies.

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Benefits of Aloe Vera


Aloe Vera for Skin

There are several uses of Aloe Vera, like Aloe Vera for face and skin. Aloe Vera is useful for dry skin as well as sensitive skins.
Aloe Vera gel has a calming and cooling effect on skin and that’s why it is recommended to remove tan and treat sunburns.
Aloe gel also helps expedite the healing methods of burns and cuts on skin.
Aloe Vera's healing properties coupled with the anti-oxidants from honey will give you clear and smooth skin and helps to treat acne.

Aloe Vera for Hair-Fall

Aloe Vera can repair the dead skin cells on the scalp as it contains proteolytic enzymes.  It additionally acts as an excellent conditioner and makes your hair smooth and shiny. Aloe Vera promotes hair growth and prevents itching on the scalp. It also reduces dandruff and conditions your hair.

Aloe Vera for teeth and gums

Researches suggests that Aloe Vera is in tooth gels is as effective in fighting cavities as toothpastes.
Researchers compared Aloe Vera tooth gel with two famous brands of toothpastes for the germ-fighting ability. They found that in some cases aloe-gel was even better and effective than the commercial toothpastes at germ-fighting and controlling cavity causing bacteria.

Aloe Vera for Wounds from second-degree burns

Aloe Vera is effective in healing first to second-degree burns as it is anti-inflammatory, promotes circulation, and inhibits the growth of bacteria.
Aloe Vera additionally reduces swelling and stimulate skin growth and repair.

Aloe Vera lowers Blood Sugar

A study found that drinking two tablespoons of aloe juice every day for two weeks helped lower the blood sugar levels among people having diabetes of Type-2.


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  1. Mary KlipyardMarch 23, 2019 at 4:52 AM

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