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Aloe Arborescens |
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Aloe
arborescens has the same properties of other Aloes, like Aloe Vera
(Barbadensis Miller), but contains better properties regarding
therapeutic applications, being able to substitute Aloe Vera in almost
every way. The Aloe arborescens plants produce an average of two kilos
of raw material per year per plant, while the Aloe Vera produces six.
For this reason, Aloe arborescens is more expensive. Features: The
texture of the leaf is soft. Inside it there is a gel (Arborescens Aloe
Gel) or wet “mucilage”, which is protected by the woven outer leaf. The
gel contains many therapeutic elements that benefit and accelerate the
wound surface of the skin. In addition, other properties are also
recognized as an antibiotic, astringent, coagulating agent, pain
inhibitor, and cell growth stimulator. Although
scientists have not yet discovered all the secrets related to Aloe
arborescens, it is recognized that the multiplicity of ingredients which
are contained in it, give to the aloe characteristics with therapeutic
value. The benefits of Aloe arborescens gel when applied to the skin or ingested are described and documented in many scientific journals. |
The
plant consists of more than 70 “essential ingredients”, including
vitamins, minerals, enzymes, proteins, and amino acids. Recently, the
presence of B 12 vitamin has been discovered. Scientific
research demonstrated that the stabilized gel of Aloe arborescens, when
taken orally, often helps insomnia, infections, indigestion, stomach
acid, hemorrhoids, ulcers, arthritis, etc. The aloe, when used externally, can be useful against psoriasis, eczema, acne, skin reactions caused by insect bites, stings, abrasions, burns, sunburns, scalds, muscle pain, etc. The list actually seems endless. |
Aloe
arborescens is currently available in a wide range of products for skin
care and the health of both men and women. It
is available as a juice, medicinal gel, cream, oil for massage to
stimulate blood circulation, body lotions, facemasks, etc. The
plant of aloe is not toxic. It is not a drug or medicine, nor does it
intend to replace them. The
product has therapeutic properties which have been demonstrated in all
its aspects. Scientific studies have found positive effects of the plant
as antibacterial and fungicide. In
addition, there is evidence and testimony about cases of ulcers, burns,
and various injuries being fixed by the aloe. The results obtained from
the use of aloe encourage scientists to continue with the study and
scientific research. In
the last 20 years, the aloe has been used for many applications. It is
sold in many ways and presented as many products. Today, with a diversity of products on the market, it is evident that there is a growing recognition of the properties and benefits that products made of aloe provide. |