Native to the Arabian Peninsula, Aloe Vera is a plant well known for its many beneficial properties already known since ancient times, so much so that it has gone down in history as the "miracle plant." The origin of its many beneficial principles lies within the leaves from which a thick juice with the consistency of a gel is extracted, which has immunostimulant, anti-inflammatory, purifying and nutritive properties. In order to enjoy all its benefits, the aloe vera product must be as natural as possible and derived only from the extraction of the gel or juice directly from the plant, so as to maintain its original characteristics.
When and how to use aloe vera
Aloe vera can be mainly used in two ways, in gel form for external use, where it mainly performs the action of healing and moisturizing, and in liquid form for oral intake to purify the body, restore gut function and strengthen the immune system.
For skin wellness: To have a moisturizing and emollient effect on the skin in case of sunburn or wounds, simply rub aloe vera gel on the affected areas.The vitamin C and collagen present in aloe gel act directly on the skin, offering relief even in case of insect bites and jellyfish.
For gastrointestinal protection: When taken as a drink, aloe acts as a natural gastro-protector, reduces stomach acidity, aids digestion and stimulates bowel activity while also acting as a detoxifier.
As an anti-aging agent: The minerals in aloe juice (folic acid, manganese, and selenium) also have an antioxidant function that has the effect of counteracting cellular aging and fighting free radicals.