WHAT IS ALOE VERA?

Aloe Vera is grown in tropical regions around the world. It has been used for thousands of years to heal and soften the skin. The topical gel made from aloe vera is frequently used to cure sunburn. It has the potential to offer additional health advantages, particularly because of its antioxidant and antibacterial characteristics. Aloe vera may be beneficial for your skin, dental, oral, and digestive health, according to preliminary research. It even helps with blood sugar regulation. The plant can speed up the healing of wounds, stop infections, and lessen skin sensitivity. 

SOME OF THE BENEFITS

–SKINCARE  

Aloe Vera can help you maintain healthy, moisturized skin. This could be a result of the plant’s propensity for dry, unstable environments. The plant stores water in its leaves to withstand the extreme weather. These water-dense leaves work as a powerful facial moisturizer and painkiller when mixed with unique plant substances known as complex carbohydrates. Aloe gel has been shown in studies to be effective in treating skin conditions such as 

• Psoriasis
• Seborrhea \ Dandruff       
•  Mild burns
• Abrasions on the skin
• Radiation causes skin damage
• Herpes sores Acne
• Anatomical fissures

-BLOOD SUGAR IS REDUCED BY ALOE VERA GEL/POWDER 

When taken orally as crushed leaves, juice, powder, or extract, aloe vera improved glycemic control in people with prediabetes and type 2 diabetes.

–MOUTHWASH CONTAINING ALOE VERA CAN IMPROVE DENTAL HEALTH 

Aloe vera could be a surprisingly helpful addition to your oral hygiene routine.

–KEEP YOUR EYES HEALTHY 

Beta carotene, an antioxidant generally found in orange and yellow vegetables and fruits, is rich in aloe vera juice. Beta carotene is converted by your body to vitamin A, a vitamin linked to overall eye health.