Just Drink Original Premium Aloe Vera 500ml (Packaging May Vary

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Luo X, et al. (2018). Aloin suppresses lipopolysaccharide-induced inflammatory response and apoptosis by inhibiting the activation of NF-κB.

My favourite flavour was the lychee. I wasn’t sure what to expect really, but what I got was a lovely delicate, almost rose flavoured drink. I literally couldn’t keep my hands off it. Every time I went near the fridge I’d be sloshing a bit in a glass. Sweet but not too sweet, the lychee did not last the five days it was supposed to which was entirely my fault. Oops.If you’re constipated, good news. Aloe vera juice’s texture can affect the consistency of your poop, specifically by making it softer. Reduces heartburn The fat-reducing properties of aloe vera juice may be due to the presence of various phytochemicals such as flavonoids and polyphenols. A review of studies in 2018 concluded that aloe vera is effective and safe in treating irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) compared to a placebo. The aloe vera plant is full of a bunch of compounds, including vitamins (vitamins A, C, various B vitamins, etc.), minerals (calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, potassium, and more), flavonoids, sterols and enzymes. How the plant is grown and when it's harvested has a big impact on how much of these compounds it contains, research shows. The aloe plant has also been found to have anti-inflammatory properties in test-tube studies, and because it contains antioxidants that increase shelf life, it’s used widely in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and foods. For oral use, strengths and preparations vary greatly, so always read the label carefully and follow directions for oral use. Aloe vera side effects

The zinc in aloe vera acts as an astringent to tighten pores, while the amino acids in aloe vera soften hardened skin cells and encourage them to slough off and renew. 16

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This cooling herbal drink is gaining popularity as people increasingly prioritise healthier lifestyles. Skin: There’s research showing that topical aloe vera – i.e., applying the gel from the plant on your skin – may have an anti-inflammatory effect and help some skin conditions, such as burns and atopic dermatitis. And there was a study in Japan showing that aloe vera supplements somewhat reduced wrinkles in women over 40. But though the juice is hydrating, there seems to be no extensive research showing that drinking it will improve your skin.

Reminder: We need more research to show if these benefits are 10/10 legit. Is it good to drink aloe vera juice every day? There are a few different groups that should avoid this juice, says Plessel. “Women who are trying to conceive or are currently pregnant should not consume aloe vera products,” she says. “The National Institutes of Health and Natural Medicine’s Database both indicate that aloe may be unsafe in pregnancy, as some of the constituents may later pass into breastmilk. And women who are currently breastfeeding should also avoid consuming aloe vera juice.” Aloe vera’s soothing and anti-inflammatory properties make it a good choice for applying to itchy skin affected by eczema. 23

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Wondering how much aloe vera you should be taking? Keep reading to find out. How much aloe vera is safe to take? Panahi Y, et al. (2015). Efficacy and safety of Aloe vera syrup for the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease: a pilot randomized positive-controlled trial. Blood sugar: There appears to be some evidence that aloe vera gel or supplements may help stabilize blood sugar in people with prediabetes, but a National Institutes of Health review of available research made it clear that rigorous large-scale, long-term studies are needed. And again, the available research is on supplements and gel, not aloe vera juice. “Some people apparently use it for treating diabetes,” says Horton. “There is some research that shows aloe vera — not the juice, though — can potentially be helpful for cholesterol and blood sugar stabilization, both in people with diabetes and people with pre-diabetes. That said, the research is pretty limited — and again, the research wasn’t done with aloe vera juice specifically, so it isn’t all that convincing. Also keep in mind that aloe vera juice is typically high in carbs, and doesn’t have a lot of fiber, if any. So that’s something to keep in mind if someone has diabetes or is pre-diabetic.”