Aloe vera gel (Acemannan) is a complex polysaccharide found in the inner leaf gel of the aloe plant, which contains many nutritional qualities and is immensely responsible for all of the health benefits that the aloe vera plant provides. Scientific research has shown that aloe vera gel is helpful to the immune and digestive systems and helps put HIV and HSV in remission. But does it?
The Medicinal Benefits of Aloe Vera
- It helps cells to be more resistant to viruses and pathogenic bacteria.
- Improves overall cellular metabolism and functioning
- Promotes a healthy inflammation response
- Provides critical lubrication of joints
- Aids in the absorption of water, minerals, and nutrients in the GI tract
- Reduces pain
- Improves vascular flow
- Reduces scarring
- Increases the body's production of interferon, interleukins
- Increases the number and activity of antibody-forming T-cells in the spleen and increases monocyte activity
- Soothes and promotes healing of intestinal disorders such as indigestion, heartburn, hyperacidity, peptic and duodenum ulcers, colitis, and hemorrhoids.
- Promotes healthy kidney function
- Aloe vera capsules help reduce Cystitis pain (bladder pain).
- Speeds wound healing
- Reduces allergic reactions
- Stimulates bone marrow activity
- Anti-aging properties
- Supports healthy blood pressure
I retrieved this information from Aloe Cure.
According to Michael T. Murray, N. D., author of the book The Healing Power of Herbs (1995), aloe vera has demonstrated significant antiviral activity against several viruses, including acting against replication of both HIV and HSV.
Aloe vera is available in both juice and supplement forms. Is it worth a try? Absolutely! However, it's essential to ensure that products are made from the inner leaf, not the outer or whole leaf, which can cause gastric distress.
Mix the juice into smoothies, juices, and other fluids to boost immunity. For topical relief, use the gel directly on the skin.
Also, see Fast HSV Relief.
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