substances reported to occur in Aloe Vera gel include polysaccharides containing glucose, mannose, tannins, steroids, organic acids, antibiotic principles, glucuronic acid, enzymes, (oxidase,catalase, and amylase), trace sugar, calcium oxalate, a protein containing 18 amino acids, "wound healing hormones", biogenic stimulators, sapoin, vitamins, and mineral: chloride, sulfate,
iron , calcium copper, sodium, potassium, manganese, magnesium,
silicon, and phosphatide esters.

The following ingredients found in our Aloe Vera juice and gel are: Potassium Sorbate is used as a preservative to counteract bacteria. Ascorbic Acid is an anti-oxidant, also known as Vitamin C. Citric Acid
is used as a preservative. The gel has minute amount of Xanthan Gum
in order to provide that wonderful coating action.

Medicinal applications were made by Dioscorides 2000 years ago for healing wounds, insomnia, ulcers, hemorrhoids, itching, skin care, blemishes, mouth and gum diseases and the loss of hair.

It can be used for all sorts of stomach and intestinal disorders, longevity, bladder and kidney infections and also for prostatitis. The prevention of scars from wounds and the improvement of the scalp and growth of hair have been the reason for the use of Aloe in Java.

It has been said that in Japan the story of the Aloe is unbelievable the use of Aloe to treat radiation burns. The results showed complete healing in two months as compared to the untreated area which was still not completely healed after four months.

Things you can do with Aloe Vera

To prevent bloating from gassy foods, drink a glass of Aloe Vera juice after eating

To get rid of greasy build on roots from styling products and conditioners, add a tablespoon of Aloe Vera gell to your shampoo

Keep your cuticles soft by applying Aloe Vera gel twice a day, this will also help your nails grow.

Add a cup of Aloe Vera to your bath for softer skin.

To speed the healing of cold sore and fever blisters, apply Aloe Vera gel twice a day