ALOE VERA (aloe barbadenis) 

The parts of this plant that are used are its leaves. There are nearly 200 species of this member of the Lily family, found in African deserts and the islands of Aruba and Barbados. Since ancient times Aloe vera has been  recognized as an analgesic, has been used to treat burns. Aloe vera has also been used to treat other skin conditions such as scrapes, sunburns and insect bites. Aloe is a common ingredient in cosmetics and lotions because it naturally balances the pH of the skin. Internally, Aloe vera has been used as a mild laxative and studies are being done on the use of aloe to enhance the immune system.  Aloe vera helps lower cholesterol; reduces inflammation resulting from radiation therapy; increases blood-vessel generation in lower extremities of people with poor circulation; soothes stomach irritation; promotes the healing of cuts, burns, insect bites, bruises, acne, blemishes, poison ivy, welts, eczema and sunburns; aids in the healing of ulcers; promotes normal bowel movements; alleviates many colon problems.

Formulas that contain ALOE VERA LEAF:  Maximus One Two Three Four Five Six Seven.

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