Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera



Aloe Vera has been in the use for more than 3500 years due to its significance in reducing human diseases. Aloe Vera plants are grown with great results in numbers of about 200 species in the sunny slopes, usually in rocky or stony places of the Old World, most of Africa, Madagascar and in parts of Asia especially abundant in the Cape of Good Hope. In the coastal provinces of Spain grows wild several species of this genus, but his thorough knowledge often requires a specialized technique since not all types have the same properties and is generally considered to be the most effective and widely used in-tradition medicine. The species of aloe Vera are widely used in cosmetics, skin lotions, moisturizers, burn gel and sun block creams and masks. The juice of Aloe Vera is also helpful in digestive problems. It contains various vitamins, enzymes and amino acids which give it healing characteristics. The benefits of this herbal medicine has widely been accpetd by the world famous medical industires and now it is used in the palces where the medcally created products are failed to bring desire results. The Aloe Vera is an excellent cleanser and natural antiseptic (containing at least six antiseptic agents: lupeol, salicylic acid, urea nitrogen, cinnamic acid, phenol and sulfur), which easily penetrates the skin and tissues (sometimes crossing seven distinct layers), which acts as an anesthetic calming all kinds of pain (especially muscle and joint) and calming the nerves, which has a wide antibacterial activity, it also destroys many types of virus, which is fungicidal, anti-inflammatory, antipruritic (stops itching), highly nutritious (containing vitamins, minerals and sugars), dilates blood vessels increasing circulation in the affected area, break down and destroy dead tissue (including pus), promotes normal cell growth (accelerating the healing sores and wounds), hydrating tissues and antipyretic (Elymian the warmth in the wounds, ulcers and inflammation)(Cathy Wong, 2006).S

Vinson JA, Al Kharrat H, Andreoli L., (2005)

This is the annotation of the above source. In this article, the author revealed the facts that there are thousands of people around the world who consume vitamins and enzymes from Aloe. The facts disclose that its usage produces vitamin C and E. It also states that aloe Vera also support health of intestinal digestive system.

Shah SA; DiTullio P; Azadi M; Shapiro RJ; Eid TJ; Snyder JA. , (2010)

This is the annotation of above source. In the above stated article, the author evaluated the effects of aloe Vera on the electrocardiographic and blood pressure measurements. The research covers critical methodology to assess the results of Aloe Vera. Some young healthy humans over age 18 were the participant of this study. The study determines the amount of dose used to inject in the human body for immediate effects.

Eshghi, F., Hosseinimehr, SJ., Rahmani, N., Khademloo, M., Norozi, MS., & Hojati, O., (2010)

This is the annotation of above cited source. In this article, the author has studied about the healing effects of Aloe Vera on burn ...