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ALOE VERA - MIRACLE PLANT...

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Aloe vera, a symbol of immortality, offers beauty and health. It is of universal use and was even considered a god…

This stemless perennial plant is endowed with remarkable qualities. The clear pulp, which resembles gel, is harvested from the green parts and has healing properties for both internal and external use.

Uses:
In juice form, taken internally, it is the ideal dietary supplement containing

• Vitamins: A, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, C, E, choline
• Minerals: calcium, chromium, copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, zinc, potassium, phosphorus, sodium
• 18 amino acids, including 9 of the most important ones

• Enzymes
Natural agents such as saponins, which have antiseptic properties, and anthraquinones, which have antibiotic, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory effects.

It is an intestinal regulator that facilitates digestion, stimulates blood circulation, lymphatic circulation, renal, hepatic, and biliary functions, and alleviates arthritic and rheumatic pain.
Some athletes use it to prevent and treat sprains, strains, tendinitis, and so on. It is a tissue regenerator, astringent, revitalizer, rehydrator, bactericide, anti-inflammatory, healing agent, fungicide, and virucide.

It is also an excellent moisturizer and healing agent used for skin problems such as acne, cellulite, eczema, and psoriasis, or hair problems such as dandruff.

Some research has established that aloe vera can prevent permanent hair loss by addressing the major causes of baldness.
The cooling effect relieves many everyday minor ailments such as mosquito bites, burns, and cuts.

Hi princess :smiley:

It is always a pleasure to read you, enriching and very informative

Aloe Vera

Wow, yes, it must be a real miracle product, and I know that many people use it, especially in the bedroom to relieve mosquito bites, and it goes away instantly.

I think it could be quite useful to me, as I have iron and magnesium deficiencies. I also have blood circulation issues (my legs turn purple, which is not pretty) and dry skin on my lower limbs (I’m peeling quite a bit)::slight_smile: lol. As for digestion, I won't even get into it; by the end of a meal, I'm so bloated I feel like I'm taking off. Lol

But how do I use it, princess, given my symptoms.

I love you

The little repdom

Hello Cabarete,

Simply by buying a plant, breaking a stem, and letting the plant's milky sap drip into a glass

or drink it by diluting it in a little spring water and letting it disperse under the tongue before swallowing

otherwise, apply it to the skin, let it dry, and then apply a little pure lanolin or sesame oil, prickly pear oil, or wheat germ oil, which is very rich in mineral principles

Well, there you go

Beauty is as simple as hello

It's all like that

even love

lollipop

Hello, my sweet caress!

Thank you for this revelation!

I have a small question for you. I looked for an aloe vera plant, but the ones I saw weren't very attractive. I haven't been to a specialist yet, but I'm wondering if this is normal or if I should keep looking…

Thank you again, little balm of freshness!

Big beaks!

Barbie

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