Herb · Africa

Aloe Vera

Aloe barbadensis

HerbAfricaMedium potency

Traditional Uses

Wound healerTraditionally used for regularityAnti-inflammatorySkin soothing

Traditionally used for

skin issues burns digestion constipation wound healing

Traditionally prepared as

Apply gel to skin. Take 1-2 tbsp inner gel in water for digestion.

This describes how the plant has traditionally been prepared. It is not a dose, and not a recommendation for you. Amounts that suit one person can be wrong for another, and wrong alongside a medicine. Ask a pharmacist or your doctor before taking it.

Safety profile

Avoid latex layer internally. Not for long-term internal use.

Check interactions with your medications

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