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Using aloe vera on the skin is beneficial and effective.
That is why it is the main component of many natural cosmetic products and often the savior in need for dry, irritated skin.
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Pure powder from leaves of the aloe vera plant e.g. for natural cosmetics such as hair treatments or face masks.
The aloe vera originally comes from the area of the Arabian Peninsula. But it was exported to almost every country over the centuries. Aloe therefore also comes from the Arabic language area and means something like “bitter”, which is due to the taste of the leaves. Vera is Latin and means “genuine” or “true”. That is why aloe vera is also called real aloe or bitter tuft in German-speaking countries.
There are around 250 species of the Aloe Vera genus. It is a so-called grass tree plant, although its appearance is more reminiscent of cacti or agaves. It grows without a stem and forms a rosette of thick, fleshy, pointed leaves with spiny leaf margins. Depending on the location, the aloe vera reaches a height and diameter of around 60 cm. In January it forms a long-stalked inflorescence that grows vertically upwards. Depending on the variety, yellow, red or orange tubular flowers grow in clusters around the stem.
Healing powers are attributed to aloe vera. The juice of the leaves has been used for skin care since ancient times. The juice is mainly used for medicinal purposes. For example, it has a cleansing effect on acne or has a calming effect on neurodermatitis. The juice of a freshly cut leaf cools minor burns and promotes the healing process. It also supports the healing of cuts, poorly healing wounds and abscesses. Aloe Vera in care products reduces dandruff formation, strengthens the hair roots and thus works against hair loss. Taken orally, in the right dosage, the plant juice can also be used as a laxative.
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Aloe Vera is naturally lactose-free, gluten-free and low in calories. It contains important vitamins (A, B, C, E), minerals (calcium, iron, copper, chromium, magnesium), enzymes and amino acids.
Due to its properties, aloe vera is used for acne, skin eczema, neurodermatitis or psoriasis. Cell renewal is boosted and the skin is moisturized.
In insulin-independent diabetics and in patients with slightly elevated cholesterol levels, the aloin-free juice of aloe vera can help lower blood sugar and cholesterol levels.
The aloe vera has an alkaline effect. When incorporated into an alkaline diet, aloe vera can help to keep the body’s acid-base balance in balance.
Using aloe vera on the skin is beneficial and effective.
That is why it is the main component of many natural cosmetic products and often the savior in need for dry, irritated skin.
The pure aloe vera gel is often used by people who suffer from acne, neurodermatitis or psoriasis. The cool gel also helps with minor burns, such as sunburn.
The aloe gel can be used in many ways. It has a slightly bitter taste. If you mix the gel with other ingredients, you can hardly taste them.
First peel the pineapple, remove the stalk and the leaves. Cut the flesh into small pieces. The aloe vera powder can now be mixed with the lime juice and the sugar or finely pureed in a blender.
According to the fruit juice regulation, aloe vera juice is not a real “juice”, but a plant leaf extract. Thus, aloe vera is classified as a food supplement.
Aloe Vera contains many important minerals such as: potassium, calcium, zinc, magnesium, chromium, selenium, iron, sodium, manganese and copper, which supply the body’s cells with energy.
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