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What is aloe vera? Aloe vera is a medicinal plant that’s been used to treat various health conditions for thousands of years. It’s usually safe to use also vera directly from the plant or you can buy it in gel form. Aloe vera creams, gels, and ointments contain the clear gel found in aloe veraleaves. These products can be applied topically to treat various skin conditions. Aloe is sold in capsule or liquid form to take internally to promote health and well-being. Read on to learn how to use aloe vera and the potential benefits and risks. How to harvest the plant? It’s relatively simple to harvest an aloe plant for gel and juice. You’ll need a mature plant that’s at least a few years old. This ensures a higher concentration of the active ingredients. You’ll also want to wait a few weeks before cutting leaves from the same plant. You may want to have a few plants on rotation if you plan to harvest aloe often. To harvest your aloe plant for gel and juice: Remove 3-4 leaves at a time, choosing thick leaves from the outer sections of the plant. Ensure the leaves are healthy and free of any mold or damage. Cut them close to the stem. Most of the beneficial nutrients are found at the base of the leaves. Avoid the roots. Wash and dry the leaves. Trim the prickly edges with a knife. Using a knife or your fingers, separate the interior gel from the outside of the leaf. The interior gel is the part of the aloe that you’ll use. Allow the yellow sap to drain from the leaf. This is the aloe vera latex. If you plan to use the latex, you can catch this in a container. If you’re not planning to use the latex, you can dispose of it. Cut the aloe gel into slices or cubes. If you want smooth aloe gel, after separating the aloe from the exterior part of the leaf, you can put the aloe into a blender and then strain the substance to remove the pulp. How to use fresh aloe gel You can apply fresh aloe gel directly to your skin or follow a recipe to make a homemade beauty product. It can also be added to food, smoothies, and drinks. To make aloe juice, use 1 cup of liquid for every 2 tablespoons of aloe gel. Include any other ingredients, like fruit, and use a blender or food processor to mix up your drink. If you’re planning to consume the fresh slices of aloe gel, it will keep in the refrigerator for a few days, but its best to consume it as quickly as possible. You can always store aloe vera gel in the freezer if you’re not ready to use it right away. Is aloe vera safe? It’s safe for most people to use aloe vera topically for minor skin care concerns. Generally, it’s well tolerated, though skin irritations and allergic reactions are possible. Never use aloe vera or any severe cuts or burns. Pay attention to how your body reacts to aloe. Notice if you experience any sensitivities or adverse reactions. Don’t use aloe if you’re allergic to garlic, onions, or tulips. Avoid taking aloe vera within two weeks of any scheduled surgery. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, and children under the age of 12, should avoid the oral use of aloe vera. Carefully follow the dosage information when taking aloe vera gel or latex internally. Limit your use to small periods of time. After a few weeks of use, take a break for at least one week. Always buy from a reputable brand to ensure safety and quality. The laxative effect of aloe vera latex has the potential to cause diarrhea and abdominal cramps. These effects could inhibit the absorption of oral drugs and reduce their effectiveness. Do not take aloe vera internally if you have the following conditions: hemorrhoids kidney conditions renal disorder cardiac condition Crohn’s disease ulcerative colitis intestinal obstruction diabetes Possible side effects of aloe vera include: kidney issues blood in the urine low potassium muscle weakness diarrhea nausea or stomach pain electrolyte imbalances Talk to your doctor before using aloe vera if you are also taking the following medications, because aloe vera may interact with them: water pills(diuretics) herbs and supplements corticosteroids digoxin (Lanoxin) warfarin (Coumadin, Jantoven) sevoflurane (Ultane) stimulant laxatives diabetes medications anticoagulants contact us: 8777688816 Gmail: foreverguide0@gmail.com