Aloe vera juice, derived from the fleshy leaves of the aloe vera plant, is a translucent liquid with a slightly bitter taste. Known for its natural healing properties, it has been used for centuries in various cultures for topical applications and internal consumption. The juice is often extracted by crushing or grinding the leaves and is sometimes mixed with other ingredients for taste enhancement. Its gel-like consistency and mild flavor make it a popular addition to skincare products, beverages, and medicinal remedies. However, its strong taste might not appeal to everyone.
Additives- D.M. Water Q.S., Class II Preservatives, Sorbitol(INS 420), Citric Acid (INS 330), Xantham Gum (INS 415) in permissible limit.
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How to Use:-
· 20 to 30ml. twice daily
(30 ml juice with 100ml. Lukewarm water in the morning empty stomach and same dose in the evening 30 minutes before the dinner)
· Digestive Aid: Aloe vera juice is often consumed to support digestive health. It may help alleviate symptoms of digestive disorders like acid reflux, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and constipation due to its soothing properties.
· Hydration: It is a hydrating beverage and can contribute to overall hydration levels, supporting various bodily functions.
· Skin Health: Aloe vera juice is rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and amino acids, which can benefit the skin. It is often used topically to soothe sunburns, minor cuts, and skin irritations. When consumed internally, it might contribute to overall skin health.
· Nutrient Source: Aloe vera juice contains various vitamins (like vitamins A, C, and E), minerals, and enzymes that can support overall health and well-being.
· Immune Support: Some studies suggest that aloe vera's compounds may have immune-boosting properties, aiding the body's defense mechanisms.
· Weight Management: Aloe vera juice supports weight management by improving digestion and reducing inflammation in the body.
· Oral Health: Aloe vera juice contributes to oral health due to its potential anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. It's sometimes used in mouthwashes or gargles.
