Aloe Vera has been used as a medicinal plant for thousands of years…….

Recognised by its thick, pointed and fleshy leaves

The thickness of the leaves is due to the slimy tissue that stores water – it is this water-filled tissue which is known as the “gel” associated with many Aloe Vera products

Known best for its uses in treating and healing of burns, as a topical treatment

Aloe Vera contains various powerful antioxidants which help inhibit the growth of bacteria

The sticky yellow residue found just under the skin of the leaf is known as the latex, which has a strong laxative effect therefore used in the treatment of constipation

Aloe Vera powder is used as an ingredient in many lotions, creams, baby products, nutritional supplements and pet care products

A primary ingredient in many skin products that promote anti-aging and skin rejuvenation

Aloe Vera extract is known to accelerate the supply of blood and to purify it at the same time. Accelerating the delivery of oxygen to the organs in the body, therefore increasing their health and functionality

Aloe Vera is also known to be beneficial in reducing blood sugar levels

Rich in vitamins such as vitamin B1, B2, B6, B123, A, C, E, niacin and folic acid

Aloe Vera is also known for:

Relieving symptoms of acid reflux

Boosts the immune system

Provide relief from pain caused by arthritis

Useful in treating skin ailments and dermatitis

Delays the aging process