Oral / ingested Aloe Vera Gel
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Hi,
has as anyone tried edible Aloe Vera gel and please advise if it has helped you or not.
i was talking to a lady today who has advised she is a distributor and she said it works on inflammation and helps improve skin diseases. I have read this elsewhere and wondered if anyone has had any experience.
Thanks,
Samantha
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hanny32508 samantha1970
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I use the external gel and witch hazel and I do think they are making a difference for me, I was wondering if anyone ingests it too as these are capsules that you eat/drink and supposedly work from the inside along the digestive system and then into the cells,
thanks,
Samantha
kathy46259 samantha1970
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Bridge_of_Sighs samantha1970
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I drank aloe vera juice for a while 50ml a day I think. Can't say I noticed any difference and it was SO expensive. I alternate between 99% Aloe vera gel and coconut oil after toilet visits. I'm on Aloe vera gel at the moment and it burns slightly - more of a warm feeling - burn is a bit too strong to describe it. I don't know if that's good or bad. I've been really happy with coconut oil up to now, but thought it would be good to try something else.
I don't know is the answer. I thought I was stable but now think that I'm loosing bits very slowly.
Maybe I'll go back to coconut oil.
Beware of miracle cures - especially if they're expensive, but it's hard not to want one isn't it?
samantha1970 Bridge_of_Sighs
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Yes I don't think there is any miracle cure for us in afraid. I've been using aloe Vera gel and just yesterday decided to try coconut oil. Thought I'd alternate maybe month by month. Whatever I try the appearance doesn't look too different, but I still have the tingle/itch!
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hanny32508 samantha1970
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chel. hanny32508
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samantha1970 chel.
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hanny32508 chel.
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Sorry for my late reaction, I was away.
lyn4668 samantha1970
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samantha1970 lyn4668
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many thanks for looking this up x
Bridge_of_Sighs lyn4668
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I know this is anecdotal, but I've always wondered if there was any connection. I didn't trust that the person who was giving her dietry advice knew as much as they claimed to. It was a friend, not a registered practitioner.
I'll treat it with caution from now on, the gel has been good, it's very soothing on bad days, but I've had better long-term results from coconut.