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By: afrobella » Island RemÃ¨de

afrobella » Island RemÃ¨de — Tue, 03 Oct 2006 15:59:01 +0000

[…] Caribbean people have been eating the stuff (and rubbing it on their skin) for years. Everyone knows about the external benefits of the aloe plant - it’s a popular cure for sunburns and other skin inflammations. But I think Western audiences are starting to catch on to what other cultures have known for a while - the pith of the plant has undeniable medical properties if ingested. (However, unlike the Japanese, I think the idea of aloe flavored food is Gross with a capital G). I was always told that eating aloe “purifies the blood,” or “cleans you out.” It is true that the plant is known as a purgative, and an immunity booster, but the wild claims that it can prevent cancer and blood disorders are as yet unsubstantiated. Plain and simple, I occasionally eat aloe because it has made a noticeable difference to my skin. […]

By: martha c ordero

martha c ordero — Mon, 04 Sep 2006 19:43:30 +0000

hello, please, need information for yogurth of aloe vera to exporta to my country, thankyou, wait for information,

By: C

Tue, 08 Aug 2006 17:40:48 +0000

Actually, the aloe in AAROE YOGURUTO is pure aloe, not a jelly.

Look a little harder in the "fruit jellies/fruit medleys in clear juice" section of your local supermarket- you should be able to find actual cubed aloe... the same stuff only in light juice (the cheaper brands are syrup) and larger chunks with bits of green running through it. The aloe is taken from the inside of the leaf pretty much as is and then flavored. Often with apple.

There are also plenty of aloe drinks, which I enjoy from time to time.

Hope that helped!

By: Alisha

Alisha — Sat, 05 Aug 2006 18:27:49 +0000

I live in seattle and I went to H-mart which is the local asian food superstore. They have AISLES dedicated to aloe vera flavored food. My asian friends insisted it was delicious so I had aloe flavored water…it had this slightly off taste. really strange. then they gave me this little light green shit colored pellet and told me to eat it….so I did. It turned out to be aloe vera flavored gum…and it closed my throat up. They thought it was hilarious.

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By: J

Wed, 22 Mar 2006 00:23:50 +0000

I grow the plants and eat Aloe vera in small amounts every day. Its very revitalizing.

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By: Sylph

Sylph — Sun, 09 Oct 2005 04:13:58 +0000

Pass me some educatin’ bacon, please. Oh, “Cleanliness is next to godliness.” My bacon, which has been bathing in hot liquid lard, is telling me to be cleaner. Isn’t that nice.

Another amusing article. I’ve tried an aloe vera health drink which tasted pretty good. Maybe it, like you said, just had a lot of sugar in it. There were chunks of aloe vera in it, which had a taste and texture kinda like bits of white grape without skin. Yummers.

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