Aloe Vera
Safe with pregnancy
Application of Aloe Vera to the skin for moisturising purposes
Ingestion of Aloe Vera in small amounts for some ailments
Caution
Oral intake of Aloe Vera is best to be avoided
It is toxic to organs
May cause diarrhoea
Causes Abdominal pain and Damage to the gut
Not to be ingested in Crohn’s Disease or Colitis
Has been suggested to cause cancer when fed to rats in the laboratory
Therapy for:
Skin emollient
Laxative (Banned in the USA since 2002 for questionable safety)
Scalp wellbeing and dandruff management
Hair growth and wellbeing
Skin repair
Comments
It is a common component of makeup products, soaps, shampoos and sunscreens
It has been used since ancient times and it is still an essential component of some Ayurvedic medicine preparations
There is no scientific evidence that it helps with wounds and burns
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Safe with diabetes
Safe with children
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