Aloe vera gel is an ingredient in many cosmetics and is often communicated as a marketing promise on product packaging. However, it is often not pure aloe vera gel, but altered or inferior gels. However, for the full power of the medicinal plant to unfold, it is important to use high-quality, pure aloe vera gel. We provide tips and explain more about the effects, differences between the various gels, and the ingredients of aloe vera gel.
The quality of the gel is crucial
Even if many cosmetic manufacturers advertise that their products contain high-quality aloe vera gel, this is unfortunately not always the case. Often, only minimal components of the entire care product are enriched with a little gel, or other substances are added that do not at all correspond to the concept of natural cosmetics. This includes, for example, formaldehyde, which is added to preserve the cosmetic but can lead to skin irritation.
However, to supply skin and hair with all the active ingredients and nutrients of the aloe vera plant, it is essential to rely on high-quality organic products. This includes, for example, our Wild Baboon Aloe Vera Gel. This is grown and harvested on certified organic plantations in Mexico. Furthermore, no other additives are added, so we can guarantee that it is 98.5% pure aloe vera gel of organic and ECOCERT quality.
Pure Aloe Vera Gel: Ingredients and Significance for the Body
Pure aloe vera gel is full of many valuable nutrients that benefit your entire body and can ensure a better sense of well-being. To fully utilize the effect of the gel, it is advisable not only to benefit externally from aloe vera but also to drink its juice. For this purpose, we offer our Bundle as a StarterKit at Wild Baboon so you can discover for yourself what improvements you can achieve with the help of aloe vera. The power of aloe vera juice can alleviate many diseases and influence your entire organism.
The following ingredients in pure aloe vera gel are responsible for its healing properties:
- Vitamins: Our body cannot produce the contained vitamins A, B, C, and E itself. Therefore, these must be supplied—for example, through food. Aloe juice is ideally suited for this. But the active ingredients also have a great external effect on the skin.
- Vitamin A (Retinol): Is important for our skin and supports the body in the formation of red blood cells.
- Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): Helps against physical and mental weaknesses.
- Vitamin E (Tocopherol): Slows down cell aging, helps with rheumatism and against free radicals.
- Minerals and trace elements: In addition to iron and calcium, potassium and magnesium are also important ingredients of pure aloe vera gel. This not only strengthens and supports your immune system but also wound healing, your connective tissue, and the skin itself.
- Amino acids: Are the basic building blocks of the body's proteins. Since pure aloe vera gel contains numerous essential amino acids (e.g., lysine, methionine, phenylalanine), it provides an ideal nutrient source for your body.
The special active ingredient of Aloe Vera: Aloverose
What makes aloe vera and pure aloe vera gel so special is not only the nutrients mentioned above but especially acemannan, also known as aloverose. This long-chain sugar molecule has antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal properties and thus has a bowel-cleansing and anti-inflammatory effect. The medicinal plant ginseng also contains aloverose.
The aloverose content in the aloe vera plant is therefore crucial for the effect of the products in which it is used. Wild Baboon's promise is to use only plants with a high aloverose content. Many studies confirm the effectiveness of aloverose. You can find more information about aloe vera in our comprehensive article on our website.
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