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TEHRAN, December 10 -Applying aloe vera gel to a burn can help the skin heal more quickly. But many people also advocate drinking the aloe vera juice.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) -Applying aloe vera gel to a burn can help the skin heal more quickly. But many people also advocate drinking the aloe vera juice.
The juice of the aloe vera plant has been used throughout the ages, in particular as a skin soother. The viscous gel that oozes out of the leaves of this succulent plant can moisturize your skin and cool minor burns or irritation.
And, by the way, natural aloe gel is colorless. Those bottles of bright green aloe vera gel you sometimes see owe their technicolor hue to artificial colorants!
Studies confirm that aloe vera juice has antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and analgesic properties when applied topically. Applying to a burn or sunburn can alleviate pain and help the skin heal more quickly. Some people keep an aloe plant handy in the kitchen, a sort of living first aid kit.
But many people also advocate drinking the juice of the aloe vera plant, saying that it can relieve heartburn, alleviate IBS, lower your blood sugar, and a broad range of other claims.
Source: IQNA
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