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  1. I gather they ingest the dose of aloe from what I read. Is that correct?

  2. Yes, what do we do? Eat the aloe plant juices, or rub them onto our faces, or what? How do we use this information?

  3. Unclear, as is the PubMed abstract whether dosage is to be ingested or rubbed onto skin. Please clarify

  4. Has anyone found out yet if the dose is applied to the skin or ingested? Y'all are right, the article isn't very clear on that.

  5. The fact that they’re indicating the dosages in milligrams means they’re taking it orally.

  6. jocelyn sayno says:

    if i get a fresh aloe and wanted to stored it, if it possible that i can put in a bottle or jar and keep iy in fridge for use everyday? it will relain fresh? pls let me know.. i want to know…

    1. I googled… Can you eat an aloe vera plant and came up with articles that discuss and explain this better. I'm still exploring myself but it's a start…

  7. donna jines says:

    i hope they dont realize how great it is and make it illegal to own,use,grow,etc………and then make the aloe users into a menace to society and criminals to be feared.

  8. Try to use Aloe Vera. Aloe Vera contains amino acids and vitamin E, which is used for skin repair. Simply rub the Aloe Vera on the scarred tissue once a day after bathing. The younger the scar, the better the chances the aloe Vera has of removing the scar.

  9. Using aloe at 100% strength works more like an astringent when applied to the skin. Still very good for many things. but as a moisturizer you need to stop at 80% strength. I work for an topical organic aloe cream company and this is why we stop at 20%. The other claims are true about aloe in general applied topically. However, the most potent aloe is the Aloe Barbadensis Miller. There are 2,200 kinds of aloe. That's 400 species with 138 being the most potent. Aloe Barbadensis Miller is the most potent out of that 138.

  10. I made a typo in this line: "I work for an topical organic aloe cream company and this is why we stop at 20%."
    Missed it. It should say : "…and this is why we stop at 20%."

    If a mod wants to correct the original post and delete this…I'd appreciate that.

  11. I keep hitting the number "2" instead of 8. We stop at 80% Aloe Barbadensis.

  12. Aloe can be taken both internally and externally. I blend a third of the leaf (gel) with 2 cups of orange juice and drink it before going to bed at nights, it make bowel movement better and it cleans your colon. It is also good for burns just rub the gel on the affected area and it won't leave any scar.

  13. One of the major causes to wrinkling and ageing is bad signals:
    The cells in your body respond to your perceptions and beliefs taking environmental signals – positive signals = happy cells – bad signals = withdrawn cells. Simply by changing your perceptions and beliefs you can prevent a great deal of cell damage in your body.
    A person full of negativity will age much quicker and be an high risk for many health issues…. get rid of the negativity in your life: anger, frustration, anxiety, stress, fear and so on 🙂

    Aloe will work but must be enforced with a positive belief and perception – if you do not believe it will work then it probably will not.

  14. Thank you very much, I'll try

  15. I have a question : some weeks ago I put in my juice extractor 2 unpealed leaves of Aloe Vera, so with the green skin and I put the juice in a plastic bag to make ice cubes in the freezer. I have now more or less 40 aloe vera gel cubes in the freezer. Could I take that everyday? The question is that I did not take the green skin off. Is it no t toxic??? Thank you for your help.

  16. drew moore says:

    Just under the skin there is a yellow film..this can be toxic?? But for sure it is a laxitive.

  17. Aloe vera — also known as “The miracle plant” has many benefits. It’s use and benefits can be traced back to Egyptian times. I drink 60 ml of pure organic aloe vera every day as a tonic and feel energized as well as looking young for my age. By the way I am 59.

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