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The beneficial properties of aloe vera are easily explained by examining the pulp composition of the leaves of this plant. Aloe contains more than two hundred biologically active substances, each of which has certain properties and carries its own benefits. The composition of the vitamin of aloe includes vitamins A, E, C, vitamins of group B (B1, B2, B6), and the pulp contains the benefits of the glycosides of aloeanthraquinone (aloin, nataloin, emodin), amino acids, gums, phytomids, sterols, gelonins, enzymes, chromonomes, polysaccharides and other biologically active substances.
Aloe has pronounced wound healing properties, the gel released from the leaves can accelerate the healing not only of superficial wounds and skin lesions, but also significantly accelerates the restoration process of the gastric and duodenal mucosa after Ulcerative lesions In addition, aloe has pronounced anti-burns, analgesic, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. Aloe has a bacteriostatic effect against the pathogens of staphylococci, streptococci, diphtheria and dysentery, and also has a detrimental effect on fungi.
Aloe juice is widely used for respiratory diseases (with a cold in the form of drops in the nose, with pain in the throat, to rinse). Large doses of aloe juice affect bowel motility and have a laxative effect, small doses of juice can increase appetite and improve digestion.
Aloe is also used for body depletion, the use of aloe with honey is widely known to increase immune forces, aloe juice is also used for tuberculosis, stomatitis, diseases of the mucous membranes (mouth, organs genitals). Surprisingly, most of the beneficial substances that make up aloe vera have a structure that the body absorbs easily when taken orally and also, quickly and easily, penetrates the skin when the aloe juice is applied externally.
The use of aloe for the skin is invaluable, the juice of the leaves of this plant is able to relieve irritation, redness, wound healing, pustules, boils and acne. It is used in the treatment of dermatitis of various origins, eczema, lupus.
The polysaccharides contained in the aloe juice form a protective film on the skin, protect it from solar ultraviolet radiation, soften, hydrate and accelerate cell regeneration. However, the use of aloe is not for everyone; The damage of aloe juice becomes evident if in some cases it occurs in an irritation that can turn into dermatitis.
One of the remarkable beneficial properties of the polysaccharides of aloe juice is the ability to affect macrophages, non-specific immunity cells, whose scope includes the restoration of damaged epidermis. In the skin, macrophages are able to renew collagen, so aloe juice is part of many anti-age cosmetic products.
Preparations made with aloe, can be purchased as a pharmacy, you can use freshly harvested leaves of the plant. The use of aloe juice will be maximum, sat down to remove the lower leaves, with dried tips. You should use the juice for several hours, otherwise many biologically active substances will lose their properties when reacting with air.