Does aloe vera juice really help?

Question

Does aloe vera juice really help?

Answer 1

yeah. externally and internally.

Answer 2

i wouldnt call it juice,but it makes sunburn feel a h**l of a lot better

Answer 3

it tastes really bad but it has a lottt of health benefits

Answer 4

it helps but not as much as a type of soap or something with aloe vera in it.

Answer 5

i think it does and i know it is very healthy. It always helps heal my cuts if i have some around. It also works on burns. aloe vera in a bottle is about just as good as from the plant. I use the one from the bottle on my mosquito bites so they don't itch as much. it works

Answer 6

You didn't indicate what or why you were possibly using the juice for> Taken internally, it is like so many other supposedly effective herbal remedies and food suppliments.

Personally, as an RN, I wouldn't bother, A balanced diet is just as effective and much more tasty.

However, as others have note, topically, it is very effective for treating sunburn if you can apply it as soon as possible AFTER exposure. (again, with sunburn, personally, I use vinegar) And if you have an aloe plant, it is more effective to break off a small piece of the branch and apply it directly to the burn or blistered area.

(Oh, if you do have a blister of any kind, under no circumstances should you try to pop it. If possible, cover to protect.)

Answer 7

help what . . . . ?

Answer 8

yes it really really helps.  use its jelly directly on face from the plant. enjoy its coolness, enjoy the brightness it can bring on to your face.  It is simply fantastic. Good for stomach.  Not the bitter one.

Answer 9

yeah and it tastes good too

Answer 10

well the aloe vera  juice is one of the best things for our body.

whatever you do check that it is 100% real aloe

a lot of companies water down there product.

also they add stuff or heat it and that runes the healing properties of the aloe. I've been into aloe for over nine years and now I only drink forever-living.net aloe vera because its by far the purest aloe they use a stabilization process to preserve the active ingredients check it out for your self

Answer 11

Yes, the gel inside the aloe vera is great for so many things...

http://www.gardensablaze.com/HerbAloeMed...

To make juice...

Squeeze out the gel from three leaves into a blender, fill with fruit juice and 1/2 cup of berries...for a smoothie add ice cream.

Ingesting aloe juice strengthens and enhances the immune system, cleanses of the digestive system, destroy's certain bacteria or parasites in the intestines, repairs elastin and collagen in the skin and joints, restores vitamins and minerals and amino acids to the body and reduces blood sugar levels in diabetes.

Some people may have allergic reactions to the plant or the gel, but is extremely rare. There is no known toxicity and for most people there are no adverse effects from the use of aloe vera.

Answer 12

YES!  It helps relieve burns and bug bites as well as poison ivy, poison oak....etc.

LOVE the stuff!

Answer 13

YES it does they put in sunurn stuff so you know it works