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Detoxification and Aloe Vera Gel

The human body is exposed to millions of toxins every day . These toxins come from pesticides, food additives, heavy metals in the water, industrial chemicals, pharmaceutical drug residue, and many other substances . Toxins are also produced naturally by the body and are therefore absolutely impossible to avoid. The incidence of many toxicity diseases has increased as well. Research has revealed that toxicity is responsible for rapid aging, promoting degenerative diseases and breaking down the immune system.  Detoxification is the term used to describe the process your body goes through to get rid of toxins. Toxicity occurs in our body when we take in more than we can utilize and eliminate. It is an essential step to wellness and antiaging . A toxin is basically any substance that creates irritating and/or harmful effects in the body, undermining our health or stressing our biochemical or organ function. Anything that supports our elimination can be said to help us detoxify. It
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Little Known Facts about Aloe Vera

  Lignin: Another component of Aloe Vera consists of the lignins, a structural material of cellulose content that allows for penetrative properties. Aloe Vera can soak into all the layers of the skin. Lignins penetrate the toughened areas of the skin being beneficial for skin problems such as eczema and psoriasis Saponins: These are soapy substances from the gel that is capable of cleansing and having antiseptic properties. The saponins perform strongly as anti-microbials against bacteria, viruses, fungi, and yeasts. Anthraquinones: 1. Aloin:cathartic and emetic 2. Barbaloin: antibiotic and cathartic 3. Isobarbaloin: analgesic and antibiotic 4. Anthranol 5. Anthracene 6. Aloetic Acid: antibiotic 7. Aloe Amodine: bactericide & laxative 8. Cinnamic acid: detergent, germicide & fungicidal 9. Ester of cinnamic acid: analgesic and anaesthesic 10. Estereol oil: tranquilising 11. Chrisophanic acid: skin fungus 12. Aloe Ulcine: inhibits gastric secretions 13. Resist
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There are many Aloe Vera products out there in the market today. But did you know that some of the Aloe Vera products that you buy may be misrepresenting how much Aloe Vera is actually contained in the product? You’d probably be surprised to learn that according to the FDA (United States Food and Drug Administration) a manufacturer can legally have only two tablespoons of Aloe Vera in one LITRE OF WATER and still call it 100% Aloe Vera juice! The next time you see a juice that says “100% Aloe Vera”, check the label carefully. Because of this, an organization was formed to certify Aloe Vera products that display true Aloe Vera content and literature. This organization is called The International Aloe Science Council or IASC. Maintaining Quality: With so much variation in the market, maintaining the quality of Aloe Vera is key to retaining Consumer confidence. There are three key tests of Quality: 1. The Official IASC (International Aloe Science Council) seal on the
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Aloe Vera in a Nutshell

•  Aloe Vera helps skin wounds. •  Aloe Vera is used to heal burns. •  Aloe Vera helps in speeding recovery time after surgery. •  Aloe Vera gel is used on blisters and sores. •  Aloe Vera is helpful in healing insect bites, rashes, fungus, infections,     conjunctivitis and allergic reactions. •  Aloe Vera is applied on dry skin to give a glowing effect. •  Aloe Vera helps in reducing acne and sunburn. •  Aloe Vera helps to fight frostbite. •  Aloe Vera is used to reduce psoriasis, rosacea, warts and eczema. •  Wrinkles from aging are reduced by applying Aloe Vera. •  It stops the bleeding, damage and leakage of the intestine wall, thereby taking the stress off     the immune system. •  Effectively balances and enhances proper immune system function. •  Acts as a potent anti-inflammatory agent to reduce inflammation. •  Rebuilds the intestinal protective mucosa lining. •  Promotes and accelerates the tissue healing process. •  Fuels all bodily systems through the
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Home Grown Versus Organically cultivated Aloe

It’s very common to see Aloe Vera plants potted on window sills or if you have the luxury, in your backyard. Aloe Vera is a great plant to have in your home as it’s one of the few plants that releases oxygen and absorbs carbon dioxide in the dark, making it very suitable for growing in bedrooms (Usually plants give off carbon dioxide at night). The Aloe Vera plant also has the fantastic ability to absorb toxins from the atmosphere, cleaning the air that comes into your home from poisonous toxins such as Carbon Monoxide, nitrous gases, pollutants in the atmosphere. While it does all that, where do you think this poisonous substance that is absorbed from the atmosphere is stored?  Many people boast of the fact that they grow their own Aloe plants and cut it fresh every morning for their intake. This is a common myth that the plants grown in your backyard or on your window sill are even ingestible . What they might be potentially doing is directly eating the poisons from the atm
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Ensuring you drink true Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera has a mildly bitter taste which may be unpleasant in the raw state. It is possible to get used to the taste of plain Aloe Vera gel, but if you can’t, the addition of some fruit juice helps to make it more palatable. Many preparations are available that claim to provide Aloe Vera in tablet or capsule form. It is unlikely that many of the delicatebeneficial components will survive the manufacturing process, and these products often contain so little Aloe Vera anyway. The market for Aloe Vera products is so clouded with conflicting claims with manufacturers in for a quick buck, and unscrupulous players, that it is no wonder that many health professionals remain skeptical of the benefits of Aloe Vera. https://www.facebook.com/healthconsciousness/ http://foreverliving.com/action=display&store=IND&distribID=910005213968&langID=en&joinNowPopup
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Whole Leaf Versus Stabilized Inner Gel

W hole leaf Aloe Vera supplements have been available in the market for a long time, but many of the common Aloe Vera supplements are a bit misleading . “ Whole leaf ” means they grabbed the entire Aloe Vera plant, blended up the whole thing (gel, sap and leaf skin), and then they filter out all the harmful components, which also removes a lot of the goodness. At first, it sounds great until you realize that the sap and outer skin of Aloe Vera causes diarrhea . The primary healing part of Aloe Vera is the gel , and “ only the gel ”. A quality product needs to separate the gel from the rest of the leaf , and then prepare the gel into a supplement or liquid. This process is obviously more labor intensive. Unlike the gel, the skin and sap of the Aloe Vera leaf are not food. In fact, they’re extremely bitter precisely for the reason of discouraging desert animals from eating the plants. If you slice open an Aloe Vera leaf, and place that on the ground, the desert animals will on
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