deliver the benefits of Aloe Vera to their users.

To be sure that you are putting the power of ‘true’ Aloe Vera to work on your behalf, before using any Aloe Vera product, always check to make sure it is a product high in Aloe Vera content, with Aloe Vera appearing as the first item listed on the ingredients panel.

In addition it should have the IASC seal of approval on it.

Aloe Vera gel usages – Topical and Internal:

Abrasions – Apply Aloe Vera gel on the affected area frequently in the first 24 hours.

It is extremely important to clean the affected skin surface thoroughly first, the reason being that because of Aloe Vera’s ability to penetrate through the seven layers of skin, any dirt or impurities not first cleaned off will also be absorbed into the skin by the Aloe Vera gel.

If a fresh leaf is available, rest this directly on the wound, since it helps to relieve the pain.

Aches – Muscle aches, pains and other discomfort associated with joints respond well to Aloe Vera gel.

Acne – Aloe Vera gel in cosmetic preparations, such as soaps, cleansers and moisturizers, aid the treatment of the skin to decrease the severity of Acne. These of course need to be used in conjunction with a balanced diet, regular personal hygiene, fresh air and sunshine.

Animal First Aid – Aloe Vera is suitable on animals for many similar conditions treated in humans.

Arthritis – Relief is obtained from drinking 2-4 tablespoons of Aloe Vera gel daily.

Other Aloe Vera gel usages include treatment of Athletic Injuries – Aloe Vera gel is especially effective in massaging muscles and joints. It is also effective in treating muscle cramps, sprains, strains, bruises, swelling, soreness, tendonitis and bursitis.

Burns/Scalds – All burns should be treated as potentially dangerous injuries. However, the immediate application of Aloe Vera gel will substantially relieve the pain, reduce the chance of infection and lessen the danger of scarring.

I have seen Aloe Vera work wonders time and time again with burns!

A misadventure my husband once had with hot cooking oil immediately comes to mind! Applying Aloe Vera gel to his burnt fingers gave him immediate relief from the pain and through continual application of the gel in a matter of days the blackened skin had completely disappeared without any scars whatsoever!

Since burns and scalds can induce shock in the victim, any case of severe burns should receive medical attention as quickly as possible.

In the case of Sunburn Aloe Vera gel helps to reduce the harmful effects of the sun’s ultra-violet rays, if applied before sunbathing. It also relieves the pain and discomfort of sunburn after over-exposure to the sun.

Cuts & Wounds – Immediate application of Aloe Vera gel will prevent infection and aid healing. Here again the affected area must be cleaned thoroughly before applying Aloe Vera gel.

Aloe Vera gel usages for Ear and Eye Disorders – Although they are delicate organs of the body, the ear and eye can be treated with drops of Aloe Vera gel for immediate relief.

In some cases it is better to dilute the gel with half a portion of water to lessen the degree of smarting, if any.

Aloe Vera gel usages extend to the treatment of Infected pierced ears, Conjunctivitis, Sties, Corneal Ulcers, Cataracts and Puncture Wounds, it provides relief to these conditions.

Eczematous Rashes and Psoriasis – Aloe Vera products are very effective, when taken internally as well as when applied to the affected areas.

It was my sister’s complete healing from recurrent Eczema years ago using the Aloe Vera gel that led to my fascination with the Aloe Vera plant and my ongoing study of the varied Aloe Vera gel usages.

Psoriasis – use of Aloe Vera gel does heal Psoriasis, and it can almost always be controlled and substantially reduced by it.

Fungal Diseases – Aloe Vera gel is especially beneficial in the treatment of Athlete’s Foot. It should be rubbed over the affected area at least 4 times a day.

Aloe Vera gel can also be used to treat Ringworm, Pruritus Anivalvae, Balnea, Essential Pruritus and Vaginal Yeast Infections.

Hemorrhoids – Aloe Vera gel applied topically provides relief in treating this painful and uncomfortable condition. Application can be as often as desired.

Aloe Vera gel usages for the Hair and Scalp – Any product containing at least 70% Aloe Vera is beneficial to the good health of the hair and scalp.

Research has shown that one of the main reasons for hair loss is toxins in the small intestine. Drinking Aloe Vera gel leads to the removal of these toxins which helps repair this problem.

Internal Disorders – Taken internally Aloe Vera gel helps relieve Ulcers, Colitis, Constipation and other Digestive Disorders.

Oral Disorders – Aloe Vera gel can be used for Cancer Sores, Cold Sores, Fever Blisters, Minor Sore Throats, Mouth Irritations, Denture Sores, Gingivitis, Mouth and Gum diseases.

Parasites – Aloe Vera gel can also be used to get rid of Pinworms and Thread worms.

Sinus – When inhaled through an Inhaler, Aloe Vera gel acts as a decongestant.

Skin Cancers – Regular application at least 2-4 times daily may help to limit Skin Cancer. Research has also shown that Aloe Vera gel is effective in treating other forms of cancer.

Aloe Vera gel usages for Skin Disorders – Aloe Vera gel can be used on babies for Diaper and Heat rash as well as Prickly heat, in adults for Razor burns, Windburn, Insect stings and bites.

Stomach Disorders – Aloe Vera gel is effective in treating Indigestion, Heartburn, Hyper-Acidity, Peptic and Duodenal Ulcers.

As impressive as this list of Aloe Vera gel usages may seem it is by no means conclusive! Go on from here to read about detailed research findings that confirm many of these Aloe Vera gel usages.