There are over 200 species of Aloe Vera known to mankind. However only four or five have any medicinal properties. Among them Aloe Barbadensis Miller has being found to be the most potent one; rightfully known as True Aloe.
Aloe Vera is a succulent which could be mistaken for a cactus; however it is actually a member of the Lily family. Once the plant is mature the inner gel of the leaf can be harvested to produce a product close to the natural plant juice itself.
The best ways to benefit from Aloe Vera is to drink the gel for its anti-inflammatory, nutrional properties as well as its immune balancing effect. By using it with other ingredients, topical creams and lotions can be produced which help to improve the quality of the skin.
However before you rush out to your nearest health shop always make sure you read the label because Aloe Vera needs to be the principal ingredient of the product. Whatever you purchase always look for a product with a substancial Aloe Vera content.
Aloe Vera gel contains a minimum of 75 known ingredients with possibly even more yet to be discovered. Some of these include vitamins C, E and Beta-Carotene the precursor of Vitamin A; it also contains Vitamin B12 and is only one of a few plants in the world to contain this.
So, what Aloe Vera products does one buy?
First of all always look for the International Aloe Science Council seal of approval, secondly if it is a health ‘juice’ it will probably contain about 15% Aloe Vera whereas a drinking gel will contain around 85%. Any creams and lotions should always contain Aloe Vera Barbadensis.
After using several Aloe Vera products we realised just how good they really are and so decided to join the business and become Independent Distributors for Forever Living Products. We now have a thriving business with a growing team bringing us ever closer to our dream of financial independence.
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