A succulent plant with exceptional healing and moisturizing properties.
Description
Aloe vera has been used since antiquity for its therapeutic properties. Its gel, extracted from fleshy leaves, is rich in vitamins, minerals, amino acids and enzymes. It is widely used in dermatology and traditional medicine.
Benefits
Healing
Moisturizing
Anti-inflammatory
Mild laxative
Antioxidant
How to use
Applied externally (gel), as a drinkable juice, or as a dietary supplement.
📋 Recommended preparation
Cut a leaf, extract the translucent gel and apply directly to the skin. For internal use, mix 1-2 spoons of pure gel in fruit juice.
Precautions
Do not consume large amounts of latex (yellow part under the skin).
Not recommended for pregnant women orally.
May interact with hypoglycemic medications.
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