Aloe Vera

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Based on Examine, Wikipedia, and 23 other sources

Overview

This Aloe Vera supplement shows promise for specific uses, such as preventing chemotherapy-induced phlebitis and managing prediabetes and early diabetes. Research quality varies widely, and the traditional use for wound healing is not strongly supported by human trials. There is good evidence for blood sugar and lipid level improvements but this is based on a limited number of trials.

The Good

May help prevent chemotherapy-induced phlebitis

May improve blood glucose and lipid profiles in prediabetic and early diabetic individuals

Formulated for vegetarians and is non-GMO

The Bad

Limited evidence for some popular claims

Potential for allergic reactions

Insufficient long term safety data

Is it for you?

Best For: Individuals seeking digestive support, those interested in natural healing processes

Skip If: Pregnant or nursing, have underlying health conditions, or experience diarrhea/abdominal cramps from use

Ingredients Analysis

Aloe Vera Leaf Extract

100 mg

How to Use

Take one capsule as directed, preferably with food to aid absorption and minimize potential digestive upset.

Frequency:

Daily

Best Time:

Any time

When:

As directed on label

Who Should Use This

Best For:

Individuals seeking digestive support, those interested in natural healing processes