Lets Talk About Aloe Gel

Aloe Vera, Aloe Barbadensis, Aloe Arborescens and Aloe Capensis (apart of Aloeaceae family) commonly know as Aloe Gel or Aloe Leaf is a plant with so many wonderful benefits that can be used in multiple situations. This antipollution plant can be used to heal burn wounds, to prevent and treat redness, rash, and pruritus caused by radiation therapy. This leaf can also be used as a skin moisturizer ,to treat cancer, to treat diabetes, to treat ulcerative colitis, to treat itching,dermatitis, acne,and dandruff , to purify the body from toxins , to treat inflammation for conditions such as cold sores, and eczema. This leaf is so amazing it can also be used as a topical anesthetic. But of course these findings known to help some people still require more research to support its claims because none of it has been scientifically proven. When it comes to aloe gel some people may get it confused with aloe juice or aloe latex, both of which contain anthraquinone , a very potent laxative.* Tip: Drink Aloe juice or Aloe latex for possible weight loss solution.

How To Use Aloe Gel

Cut a slice of aloe vera and apply the gel directly to your skin or hair but do not wash off. Apply aloe gel on a small part of skin first and observe the reaction .

Tip: Aloe gel works best when you apply it and let it sit overnight.

This magical leaf is pretty simple to use plus you can plant some of your own at home. For your convenience here is a step by step guide on how to use Aloe Gel.