The different varieties of aloe
Aloe vera is a member of the Liliaceae family, which includes bulbous plants such as garlic, lily, mayflower, hyacinth, tulip and narcissus. There are 350 to 400 species of aloe in the world, but not all have the same medicinal properties, and some have none at all. Aloe Barbadensis Miller is the species found in almost all the specialities on the market. Why is this? Quite simply because it contains the most nutrients, almost 250 different ones.
Aloe Barbadensis Miller looks like a fat plant, but be careful not to confuse it with a cactus (Cactus family). In the middle of its foliage is a long stem, up to 1 m long, with yellow tubular flowers at the end. It is also the most extensively studied species. It originated in South and East Africa, and was subsequently introduced to North Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, China, the Mediterranean countries and the West Indies.
The leaves of the plant are harvested when they are ripe, i.e. after they have seen 1,000 days of sunlight. The leaves are then packaged, washed and shredded to extract the mucilage/gel inside the leaf.
Forever's Aloe Vera gel is one of the purest available on the market. Aloe Vera Barbadensis Miller has been recognised as a medicinal plant for thousands of years.
What are the vital substances contained in Aloe Vera?
To date, over 250 vital substances have been detected in Aloe Vera leaves. Here are the most interesting vital substances contained in Aloe Vera leaves :
enzymes
amino acids
vitamins
minerals
carbohydrates
acemannan
water
Drinking Aloe Vera is 7 times more hydrating than drinking water !
When is the best time to drink it ?
Ideally, you should drink a portion every morning. In this way, you replenish your body with precious nutrients and vital substances before you even start your day - especially if it's a stressful one.
Imagine cutting the juicy green leaf in half and enjoying the pulp straight from the leaf! Only Forever can offer you such an experience, thanks to its drinks with a high Aloe Vera content: 99.7% for Aloe Vera Gel.
10 good reasons to drink Aloe Vera :
The effects of a 3-month course of treatment
After one month's daily use:
- Cleansing of the entire digestive system (liver, spleen, pancreas, stomach, intestines)
- Regulates transit and cleanses the villi of the colon
- Elimination of toxins
- Destruction of dead cells
After taking it daily for 2 months:
- Restarts all the body's other functions (those that affect sleep, nervousness, weight, etc.)
- Improves and stimulates immunity and circulation
- Helps combat all the stresses of modern life
After taking it daily for 3 months :
- Rebalances the metabolism
- Improves the quality of regeneration
- Stimulation of healthy cell renewal
And then it's up to you to decide whether or not to continue... It's up to you to listen to your body, and it will tell you what it needs!