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Aloe Vera is a short-stemmed herb and rich source of vitamins that my help protect your skin.
Last week I experienced diarrhea, I called my doctor and asked about my lingering illness because when I belch it's like something acid coming out of my mouth. Then the doctor said that is Acid Reflux so she give me a prescriptions. I bought the medicine that my doctor prescribed to me and drink it for two days but still it doesn't relieved my diarrhea.
My sister-in-law told me that if she had a diarrhea she doesn't drink medicines instead she just drink the gel of the Aloe Vera like a medicine. So she cut the leave and slice the leave into portion and give me a gel. After I drink, I felt like my stomach was relieved so I drink it every day up until now.
The reason why I had an Aloe Vera plant since I had a hair loss problem. I did a research on the internet what are the alternative way for my hair loss and there are suggestions that Aloe Vera can help hair loss problem.
This is what I did to my hair. I picked a leave and slice it into half and rub the gel to my hair. Make sure to remove the prickly edges. I did this before taking a bath. After a month, I noticed that my hair already grown.
According to the researchAloe Vera has long been used for treating hair loss. It also soothes the scalp and conditions hair. It can reduce dandruff and unblock hair follicles that may be blocked by excess oil. You can apply pure Aloe Vera gel to your scalp and hair a few times per week. You can also use shampoo and conditioner that contain Aloe Vera.
How To Prepare The Aloe Vera Gel
First cut up two leaves of Aloe Vera. Wash with clean water and let it dry.
Second, trim the prickly edges with a knife and slice it. Separate the interior gel from the outside of the leaf. The interior gel is the part of the Aloe Vera that you’ll use.
So this is the gel of the Aloe Vera that I drink.
According to the research Aloe Vera is good for Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a digestive disorder that often results in heartburn. A 2010 review suggested that consuming 1 to 3 ounces of aloe gel at mealtime could reduce the severity of GERD. It may also ease other digestion-related problems. The plant’s low toxicity makes it a safe and gentle remedy for heartburn.
Disclaimer: I am not a licensed or registered health practitioner. Please do your own research before consuming this plant. What I have written here is based on my own experience and some of it are the result of the research that I made from the internet.
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