Why Aloe Vera? & Why It Works

By TRIPUTIC

HEALTH CONSCIOUSNESS

WHY ALOE VERA WORKS

It works because the Aloe vera plant produces at least six antiseptic agents: 

• Lupeol

• Salicylic acid

• Urea nitrogen

• Cinnamic acid

• Phenole

• Sulfur

All of these substances are recognized as antiseptics, because together they exhibit antimicrobial activity. This explains why Aloe has the ability to eliminate many internal and external infections. Lupeol, salicylic acid and magnesium are also highly effective analgesics, and this explains why Aloe is an effective pain killer. 

Aloe vera contains at least three anti-inflammatory fatty acids: 

• Cholesterol

• Campesterol

• B-sitosterol

The presence of any one of these fatty acids, especially B-sitosterol, explains why it is often reported that Aloe juice is an effective treatment of allergic reactions and acid indigestion, and why it helps, in association with a low fat diet, to lower harmful cholesterol levels.

If the SYNERGISTIC RELATIONSHIP between the elements found in the plant's sap, its gel and throughout the entire plant does not explain why Aloe works, then NOTHING DOES! All of which explains why "across time," lay persons and physicians alike have proclaimed that Aloe vera has the ability to heal, alleviate, eliminate or cure, a monumental list of human diseases and disorders, and therefore truly deserves the name "Medicine Plant."

FIVE UNIQUE BENEFITS TO THE HUMAN BODY

• Pentration - Aloe has the ability to reach the deepest body tissues, some seven layers deep.

• Antiseptic - Aloe has six antiseptic agents: lupeol, salicylic acid, urea nitrogen, cinnamic acid, phenol and sulfur. Kills bacteria, viruses and fungus.

• Stimulates Cell Growth - Aloe stimulates the birth of new, healthy tissue.

• Settles Nerves

• Cleanser - Aloe detoxifies and normalizes your metabolism.

Most lotions, liquid substances and water will penetrate only two layers of the skin.  Aloe penetrates all seven!  It also stimulates new cell growth six to eigth times, as proven by Dr. Ivan E. Danhof.