Healing aloe juice - what diseases help and how to take it inside?

Aloe is a plant of incredible quality, which has a wide range of healing qualities. With it, you can cure and prevent many different diseases.

This article contains information about the therapeutic properties of aloe juice and how it should be taken. We will share with you the best recipes using aloe juice about various diseases. You can also watch a useful video on this topic.

Healing qualities and indications for oral administration

Aloe juice contains many active substances that determine its healing properties.:

• It helps restore damaged epithelium, accelerates the regeneration of epidermal cells after various mechanical and chemical injuries, such as burns, wounds, corns, scars, inflammations, herpes, photodermatitis. Aloe provides the growth and division of skin cells and improves blood circulation in tissues, which leads to accelerated wound healing.
• Aloe contains antioxidants in its composition, which slow down the aging process of the skin, moisturizing it and increasing the production of its own collagen. Antioxidants protect body cells from damage by free radicals. Protects the skin by preventing peroxidation of the cell membrane.
• Aloe is an excellent anti-inflammatory agent, significantly reduces inflammation and enhances the immune system.
• Juice relieves itching, fights manifestations of allergic reactions, local inflammation after insect bites, and also helps get rid of eczema, fungal skin lesions and psoriasis.
• Penetrating into the skin, aloe juice smoothes it, eliminating wrinkles. This property is widely used in cosmetology.
• Ingesting juice significantly reduces the risk of developing cardiovascular disease, and also improves control of blood sugar in patients with diabetes.
• It is a stimulant of the digestive system. It is taken to treat diseases such as heartburn, colic, constipation, dyspepsia, gastrointestinal irritation.
• Gargling with juice from aloe leaves improves the condition of the oral mucosa and helps fight inflammatory gum diseases.
• Rubbing juice into the scalp helps reduce dandruff and soothe obsessive itching.

We recommend watching a video about the healing properties of aloe:

Benefit and harm

Raw intake of the plant is quite useful, because in this case all the active substances enter the body in a fresh and unchanged form. This helps to achieve the maximum therapeutic effect. However, a large number of active substances of juice in high concentrations can cause significant harm instead of benefit. Therefore, before taking raw aloe juice, you should consult a doctor who will tell you if you can drink pure plant juice.

What diseases are used in folk medicine?

Attention: In folk medicine, aloe juice is most often used for inflammatory diseases of the skin and mucous membranes, as well as for the treatment of gastrointestinal diseases. In addition, it can be used to combat hypertension and diabetes.

Of all types of aloe in folk medicine, no more than 15 are used. Aloe is a generic name for a plant genus. Two types are most commonly used:

1. aloe vera (or aloe vera);
2. aloe tree-like (the so-called "agave").

They are quite difficult to distinguish. Both plants have healing properties and have a similar composition of active substances. Outwardly, aloe vera is somewhat different from tree-like: it has a shorter stem, triangular leaves are much wider and not so elongated in length. However, people who are not versed in botany, most likely will not distinguish aloe vera from the agave. Therefore, often these plants are called simply aloe, without specifying what kind of species they mean.

The medicinal properties of these two plants are almost the same, however, some experts believe that the agave is more therapeutically active in skin diseases, wounds and cuts, and aloe vera should be used for oral treatment.

Aloe pharmacy is also used in medicine. This is a ready-made juice, industrial production, from bio-stimulated aloe leaves. It is widely used as an adaptogenic and tonic. How to drink a pharmacy drug? Indications and method of application are similar to "home".

Available in several dosage forms:

• liniment;
• liquid;
• syrup with iron;
• pills.

Sometimes it contains preservatives, so you should pay attention to the composition.

Contraindications

Like any medicine, juice from aloe leaves has a number of contraindicationsfor which it is not worth using:

1. various diseases of the liver and gall bladder;
2. hemorrhoids;
3. first trimesters of pregnancy and lactation;
4. disruptions during menstrual cycles;
5. cystitis;
6. age up to 12 years.

It is not recommended for people with sleep problems, as it has tonic properties. Aloe should not be taken immediately before bedtime, it is best to drink juice no later than 2 hours before bedtime.

We recommend watching a video about contraindications with the use of aloe juice:

How to use at home?

We examined under which diseases treatment with a natural medicine is effective, and now we will tell you how to take it inside. In order to prepare aloe juice at home, you must use a healthy three to four year old plant.

1. Cut the leaves and keep them in a dark, cool place (preferably in the refrigerator) for about 12 days.
2. Then, thoroughly rinse the leaves in cold boiled water, then finely chop with a knife or in a blender and squeeze the juice through a dense layer of gauze.
3. Boil the resulting juice for three minutes in a water bath.

The resulting juice must be used within 24 hours, as it quickly loses its quality. It helps with:

• various diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, enhancing the secretion of the pancreas;
• cleanses the bile ducts;
• improves the digestive system.

It should be taken 1 teaspoon three times a day 30 minutes before meals.

ImportantAloe juice should not be taken for a long time. With prolonged use of aloe juice, mineral substances are excreted from the body, in particular potassium, which significantly disrupts water-salt metabolism and negatively affects the heart.

Instructions on how to drink in pure form

1. From cough. Aloe juice has an expectorant effect, so it is effective to take in various diseases of the upper respiratory tract. To do this, take the juice 1 teaspoon three times a day.
2. To boost immunity. Dilute 2 teaspoons of aloe juice in 1 cup of warm boiled water. Divide into two receptions. Drink a course in 14 days.
3. For prophylaxis. Take 1 teaspoon of juice 2 times a day for 2 weeks.
4. For nose.
   • When rhinitis drip into each nostril 1-2 drops twice a day (morning and evening).
   • In the common cold, children under 10 years old are recommended to dilute the juice with warm boiled water in a ratio of 1: 3. The dosage regimen is similar to that of adults.
5. For skin. Apply juice to a layer of gauze and wipe the skin twice a day every day for a month. This will help to make the skin more clean, toned, relieve it of redness and fine facial wrinkles.
6. With gastritis and ulcer. Take juice with honey in a ratio of 1: 1 to 2 tsp. morning and evening, preferably 30 minutes before meals for 2 months. If you suffer from gastritis or an ulcer, consult your doctor before taking aloe vera juice.
7. For constipation. In this case, take 1 teaspoon of juice in a glass of warm water before bedtime.

Conclusion

Aloe is an excellent remedy widely used in traditional medicine.. Juice helps to get rid of many different diseases. However, before starting treatment, you should consult your doctor.

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