How to Use Aloe Vera Juice for Medicinal Purposes
Things You'll Need
- Aloe vera juice
Instructions
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Aloe vera juice has powerful laxative properties. Alleviate constipation by taking aloe vera juice orally. Aloe vera juice is made of a yellow liquid (latex), a potent, natural laxative, which is extracted from the herb`s leaves. Its powerful laxative properties are beneficial in the treatment of constipation.
Aloe vera juice is also effective in the treatment of other gastro-intestinal complications such as irritable bowel syndrome, irregular bowel clearance and ulcers.
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Drinking aloe vera juice helps regulate blood sugar levels. Manage diabetes with aloe vera juice. While there are conventional treatments for diabetes, many people opt for alternative natural medications such as aloe vera juice. However, before you start drinking aloe vera, ensure that you seek medical advice to avoid likely side effects, advises the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM).
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Take aloe vera juice orally as a dietary supplement. In addition to its medicinal properties, aloe vera juice is used as a food supplement because it has some useful nutrient content. The Food and Drug Administration also approved it as one of the recommended natural food flavoring substances, according to a report from the National Institutes of Health.
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Fight cancer with aloe juice. According to the International Journal of Toxicology, some aloe juice has anti-carcinogenic properties that inhibit the growth of tumors. In addition, notes the Journal, some studies have shown that aloe-emodin has anti-carcinogenic properties. Drinking aloe vera is therefore helpful in the management of cancer.
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