Aloe Vera has become an indispensable product. It heals skin damage (burns, wounds, rashes), helps to relieve pain, promotes tissue regeneration, helps prevent constipation and etc. There are more than 300 species of Aloe Vera all over the world, however, not all types of aloe vera has healing properties.
Why Aloe Vera so beneficial? Aloe Vera leaves have more than 75 nutritional components and 200 active ingredients. Both pulp and leaves can be used for treatments. Aloe Vera leaf juice, which has an antibacterial effect, is also often used to treat wounds. Simply put a piece of aloe vera on the wound and it will instantly relieve the pain and help your wound to heal.
If you have problems with your stomach, intestines and bile, aloe vera juice can also be very helpful. Doctors recommend using medications that have aloe vera extract to treat cough, bronchitis and other respiratory diseases. Some people drink aloe vera juice on a regular basis. It is claimed it helps to strengthen the immune system.
Aloe Vera is a perfect beauty product if you want to moisturize and nourish your skin. Aloe vera leaves are useful not only as a medicine, but also as a skin care product. You can also cleanse your face with a pulp of aloe vera. Add some aloe vera juice to your moisturizer. Aloe is absorbed into the skin three times faster than ordinary water, so it helps to moisturize the skin much more efficiently.