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What is Aloe?
Aloe is a plant with it's roots in the Lily family,
although it is often mistaken for a Cactus. Aloe is often
referred to as "The Miracle Plant" because of it's broad
spectrum of medicinal uses. The Aloe plant flourishes in warm,
dry climates, and is mainly grown and harvested in Central and
South America.

Since ancient times the Aloe leafs inner gel has been
used as an effective healing agent
Ancient records show that the spectacular health benefits
of Aloe have been known for centuries, and have been used by
many cultures, including the ancient Egyptians, Romans and
Greeks. As well as the Indian and Chinese people. The use of
Aloe for it's health benefits as well as for beauty and skin
vitality has been recorded as far back as 2000 B.C..
Fifteen centuries before the birth of Christ, Egyptian
writings acclaimed the benefits of the Aloe plant, calling
it the 'Plant of Immortality".
Cleopatra and Nefertiti used the plant as part of thier
daily beauty regimen. Aristotle persuaded Alexander the
Great in 333 B.C., to capture the island of Socotra for its
famed Aloe supplies to restore the health of his troops.
Indians in South and Central America used it for everything
from severe burns to stomach and intestinal imbalances. The
American Indians have referred to it as " The Wand of
Heaven".
Why Use Aloe?
The expansive benefits of Aloe, applied externally or taken internally, have been descibed in numerous scientific journals and reveal that the Aloe plant contains more than 75 essential nutrients including natural vitamins, minerals, enzymes, protiens, amino acids, and vitamin B12. It is not just the number of nutrients in the Aloe leaf inner-gel but their intrinsic synergy and harmonic balance. Working together they provide tremendous health benefits.
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