Antioxidant and antibacterial action
Aloe Vera contains a number of powerful antioxidants known as polyphenols. These antioxidants, according to scientific research, help reduce the population of bacteria harmful to our health. At the same time, the fungicidal and antimicrobial action of the plant, contributes to the rapid healing of the body and the prevention of many diseases, such as influenza and colds.
Strengthening the immune system
The large number of enzymes found in Aloe Vera help break down the proteins we consume into amino acids and release large amounts of energy, which allow our cells to function properly. The high content of the herb in vitamins (E, C, A, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, folic acid), minerals and trace elements, strengthens our immune system, prevents infections, increases energy and balances our mood.
Burn healing
It is widely believed that aloe is an excellent treatment for burns caused by sun exposure or contact with a hot object. The plant’s gel suppresses the damage caused by ultraviolet radiation to the skin and helps in its faster healing. Research has shown that the use of Aloe Vera in first and second-degree burns, not only soothes pain and regenerates skin tissue but also brings results earlier than several conventional drugs.
Moisturizing and improving skin quality
The high content of Aloe Vera in water (99%), in combination with the nutrients it contains, contributes to the deep hydration and nourishment of the skin. At the same time, it increases the production of collagen and elastin, offering anti-aging action and increasing blood circulation in the area. Another property of the plant is the fight against toxins and free radicals in the skin.
Fighting skin rashes and irritations
Thanks to its antibacterial, antimicrobial and antiseptic action, Aloe Vera is able to treat skin diseases such as acne, psoriasis, skin blemishes, etc. Relieving itching and suppressing bleeding from small abrasions are some of its other benefits.
Treatment of gastrointestinal problems
Aloe Vera cleanses our digestive system and improves digestion, regulating the flora of the colon. Due to its ability to adapt to the needs of each organism, it is equally helpful in the treatment of constipation and diarrhea, while it is indicated for diseases such as irritable bowel syndrome and esophageal reflux.
Reduction of dental plaque and strengthening of the gums
Modern studies have shown that the administration of Aloe Vera kills the bacterium Streptococcus mutans, which is responsible for the formation of dental plaque. Also, the plant’s nutrients reduce the risk of infections inside the mouth and contribute to good blood circulation in the gum area.
Cholesterol lowering
One of the main benefits of aloe in the body is the reduction of blood glucose and triglyceride levels. It thus helps in the treatment of many diseases, including diabetes and high cholesterol. It also helps regulate blood pressure and improve blood circulation and oxidation, preventing many cardiovascular diseases.
Weight loss
By improving the function of our digestive and circulatory system, enhancing the absorption of nutrients by the body and helping to detoxify and strengthen our body, Aloe Vera helps us increase our energy and achieve a normal weight.