How to Detox With Aloe Vera

Don’t be intimidated by this spiny, gigantic, prehistoric-looking leaf that seems more at home in the dry desert than on your garden. See how you can reap the full benefits of Mother Nature’s anti-oxidant!

It is important to note that there are over 240 species of Aloe Vera, some of which are poisonous, the most potent of the all is the Aloe Barbadensis Miller.

Ingesting the natural, clear interior gel of the Aloe Vera leaf can increase the body’s natural collagen production and has miraculous anti-inflammatory and toxin elimination abilities. The gel of the Aloe Vera leaf cleans from the inside out and beautifies the skin, leaving you radiant.

The first reason why Aloe Vera Gel can help reducing diarrhea is its alkaline property. It helps to restore the colon and the gut’s pH balance back to an optimal level, which seems to promote a favorable balance of gastrointestinal symbiotic bacteria. This in turn helps control yeast overgrowth and set a regular contraction rhythm. A healthy contraction rhythm ensures that passage of waste is at the proper speed, which would allow nutrition to be absorbed and toxins to be flushed out.

Aloe works to help expel toxics from the colon, this in turn improves gastrointestinal motility, leaving you clean and refreshed on the inside, with visible rejuvenation on the outside. Because of its high mineral content, amino acids and vitamins, Aloe Vera a natural anti-inflammatory food. It’s a wonderful aid for digestion and can expel unwanted toxins built up in the system. It aids with elimination and constipation, and provides a daily detox effect when taken regularly.