Aloe Vera has been used since ancient times. In Egypt, women took advantage of its beautifying properties and now it is widely used as an ingredient in a long series of cosmetic products.

The Chinese used to call it ‘the plant of harmony’ and American Indians referred to it as ‘the quiet healer’. In Ancient Greece and Rome, the juice obtained from this plant was very expensive due to the diversity of its qualities.

Aloe Vera was brought from South Africa where it is a larger plant than the one we can see in the rest of the continents but its properties have not diminished with the size.

This plant strengthens the immune system, has a calming effect upon inflammations, burns, skin injuries; it may also be used to relieve toothache and gum problems; it accelerates the healing process by regenerating the body tissues; that is why it is highly recommended for different skin conditions.

Recent research has also proved that the Aloe Vera is very efficient in treating digestion problems, constipation, diarrhea, gastritis and even ulcers. Moreover, the juice extracted from this plant is known to cure diseases of the larynx and pharynx. Rich in vitamins (A, B1, B2, B6), minerals, enzymes that are essential to the human body and amino acids, it strengthens the immune system, having a soothing effect upon the nervous system as well. The plant has proved highly efficient in geriatric programmes and in the process of recuperation of the body after surgery. It has also a notable effect upon arthritis and the inflammation of the joints.

Using Aloe Vera is perfectly safe, there are no side effects; besides, every single part of this plant can heal.