In South America, the aloe vera plant has been valued for generations for its special properties. Here you can find out what these properties are, what happens when you drink aloe vera, and what effect it has on your body.

Drinking Aloe Vera & Its Effects: The Most Important Facts in Brief

• Ideal supplement for a holistic, conscious, and healthy diet
• Aloe Vera supports digestion, detoxification, and strengthens the immune system
• Promotes skin health and aids in wound healing
• An aloverose content of 1200mg/l signifies very good quality
• Get our pure organic aloe vera direct juice with at least 1200mg/l aloverose directly here
  

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Drinking Aloe Vera: The Effect of its Ingredients

The aloe vera plant is not only considered one of the oldest medicinal plants in the world, but also serves as an ideal supplement for a holistic, conscious, and healthy diet. 

Its properties include:

• antibacterial, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory effects 
• Acceleration of cell regeneration and bone growth
• Increase in the bioavailability of vitamins C, E, and B12
• Wound-healing effect
• Immunomodulator
• Moisturizing

These properties are due to its special ingredients. It contains over 200 nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and amino acids that our organism needs to function optimally. 

The most important ingredient is a polysaccharide called aloverose, also known as acemannan.

Aloverose: The Active Ingredient at a Glance

Aloverose? Never heard of it? This polysaccharide is primarily responsible for the fact that aloe vera is still recognized as a medicinal plant in many cultures.

Many significant studies on the effects of aloe vera are based on aloverose. For example, it plays a key role in the immunomodulatory properties, the promotion of wound healing, and the antiviral and antimicrobial effects of the plant. A selection of these studies can be found linked below, and in the next section, you will learn even more details!

The central role of aloverose makes it an important characteristic for the quality of aloe vera products. The higher the aloverose content, the higher the concentration of active ingredients. Generally, an aloverose content of 1200mg/l is considered very good quality.

With our Wild Baboon Aloe Vera Direct Juice, we guarantee at least this content, and depending on the harvest and season, even more. Convince yourself of the difference and get your organic aloe vera juice here!

Drinking Aloe Vera: Its Effect on the Gut

Our gut plays an extremely important role in our body that goes far beyond digestion. Did you know that about 70-80% of the immune system is located in the gut?

Some studies have already found positive effects of aloe vera in the gut: 

• Digestion: The ingredients in aloe vera help balance the bacterial flora of the gut and can, for example, help speed up regeneration during and after an illness.
• Detoxification: Phytonutrients in aloe vera are involved in eliminating toxins from the body – especially from the liver and lungs, as well as kidneys and lymph.
• Immune defense: Aloe vera has been studied in a number of studies for its immune-modulating, wound-healing, and antiviral and antimicrobial properties.
• Gut building: Aloe vera supports the growth of bifidobacteria in the gut, as aloverose and fructans in aloe vera serve as food for good gut bacteria
• Reciprocal effect of gut bacteria with aloe vera: Gut bacteria produce vitamin K and support the absorption of calcium, magnesium, and iron. These are the ingredients of aloe vera, which promotes overall mineral intake

Drinking Aloe Vera: Its Effect on Skin and Hair

Have you ever wondered why so many products in the cosmetics industry contain at least some aloe vera? This is due to its proven positive effects on our skin and hair:

• Skin elasticity: Aloverose in aloe vera promotes the production of collagen and elastin in the skin and thus the structure of connective tissue
• Sunburn: due to its cooling effect, aloe vera is often used as an after-sun product for sunburn or skin burns
• Relief of skin diseases: due to its pain-relieving, cooling, antiseptic, and antibacterial effects, skin diseases such as neurodermatitis, psoriasis, eczema, abscesses, or pimples are treated
• Wound healing: Aloe vera promotes wound healing by preventing keratinocyte death and promoting the proliferation of keratinocytes and fibroblasts. Keratinocytes are the main cell type (over 90%) found in the epidermis. Fibroblasts are cells that are a main component of connective tissue.
• Hair growth: natural growth serum for hair
• Itching: prevents itchy scalp

Aloe Vera Juice as Part of Your Routine

Adopting new habits can be a real challenge. That's why we rely on an easy-to-implement routine like integrating a 40 ml aloe vera shot in the morning and evening on an empty stomach. As a daily ritual for a conscious start to the day, our organic aloe vera direct juice can be effortlessly incorporated into your daily life and supports your body from within.

If you like to drink green smoothies in the morning, we have linked delicious recipe ideas with aloe vera here.

Aloe Vera Juice Cleanse 

An aloe vera juice cleanse can help you integrate a healthy and conscious lifestyle into your daily routine. This way, your body benefits not only from the short-term but also from the long-term advantages of the plant. Start now with our Aloe Vera Juice Cleanse and our 6-week program! 

This fast is ideal for you if you:
✓ Aim for more clarity, resilience, and performance.
✓ Want to firm your tissues and achieve radiant skin.
✓ Want to cleanse your body and thereby gain more lightness and joy.
✓ Want to leave old burdens, fears, and worries behind.
✓ Want to accelerate the healing processes in your body through fasting.

FAQ - Your Questions about Drinking Aloe Vera and its Effects on the Body

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