Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera is well known and it has been used for health and beauty for centuries. The word derives from “Alloeh”, an Arabic word meaning “shining bitter substance”. While Vera derives from latin meaning “truth”. Two thousand years ago for Greek scientific, Aloe Vera was considered an universal panacea and Egyptians called it the “immortality plant”.

When we talk about Aloe Vera we talk about its numerous benefits and have done for centuries. Nowadays, Aloe Vera belongs to nutraceuticals (health and nutrition) given this name to products with positive effects on health.

On the other hand, we can also call it functional food as it contains nutritional properties and it could improve health and reduce the risk of diseases.

IMMUNE SYSTEM:
This plant improves your immune system considerably, helps to maintain and prevents viruses and bacteria coming into your body. Aloe Vera also has a high level of antioxidants, combating aging too.

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM:
Aloe Vera helps restore and balances the intestinal flora. The components produce a high level of fundamental bacteria for good digestion, so it avoids digestive disorders such a diarrhea, constipation or heartburns.

SKIN:
Aloe Vera’s components not only have a positive impact on your body, it is also capable of penetrating deep skin layers like the dermis. Anti Inflammatory effects help burns and muscle soreness. It is a powerful cell regenerator improving skin lesions such as dermatitis or psoriasis.

HEART:
Aloe Vera is the best ally of the heart. Reducing blood pressure, increasing dilation of the blood vessels maintaining blood oxygen levels for a healthy and stronger heart.

BLOOD:
Aloe Vera fights the heart’s worst enemy, cholesterol. Its components increase and maintain the “good cholesterol” and at the same time reduces your body triglycerides levels. It decreases blood sugar levels, so it is highly recommendable for people suffering from diabetes.