Aloe Vera Gel and Diabetes

23.6 million people struggle with diabetes in the United States. Diabetes is the fifth-leading cause of death and an underlying factor behind serious complications like heart disease, stroke, obesity and cancer. Aside from these life-threatening diseases, diabetes also contributes to a decline in one’s quality of life, sometimes leading to blindness and other vision problems,…

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Aloe Vera and Beauty

Over the centuries, aloe vera has been used for more than skin burns and stomach disorders. Ancient Egyptians called aloe vera the ‘plant of immortality’ and there is evidence that Cleopatra, among other wealthy, beauty-conscious women, used the ointment to give them younger, more radiant skin. Other reports say that the ancient Greeks used the…

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Vulvar Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Cancer Testimonial 10/2010 After being misdiagnosed twice in Atlanta, and after two unnecessary surgeries, my Mother finally learned that she had advanced vulvar cancer, squamous cell carcinoma in type, and was told she was untreatable and had a life expectancy of 2 months since the cancer had first been detected from a very enlarged lymph…

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Brain Cancer Patient Drinks Aloe Vera Gel

brain Scan after Malignant Melanoma disappeared after ingesting Aloe #1 Genuine Aloe Vera Gel

The patient’s wife writes: Jan. 26, 1993 Dear Rodney (Mr. Stockton): I thank you so much for your cooperation & understanding. We both thank you for giving Clifford back his life. This sounds rather flippant for such an amazing, enormous part of history. God Bless you! Most Sincerely,Phebe Larsen brain scan after Malignant Melanoma disappeared…

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Sabila

Sábila is Aloe in Spanish; that is, aloe vera. The inner part, often referred to as the “crystal” is the source of aloe vera gel. It is not uncommon to continue to refer to aloe vera as sabila in non-Spanish speaking countries. The gel from the sabila plant has traditionally been used to treat various skin…

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Aloe Vera Gel

The name “aloe” is the genus within the Lilly family that aloe vera comes from. Whether aloe belongs in the Lilly family is in debate. In 2003, the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group changed aloe to the Asphodelaceae family. But not all taxonomists recognize the Asphodelaceae family. So for all practical purposes, for now, aloe is still in…

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Cracking the Dehydration Mystery: Why You Still Feel Thirsty After Drinking Water

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Have you ever downed a glass of water only to find yourself parched moments later? You’re not alone. Feeling thirsty even after drinking fluids can be a confusing and frustrating experience. This blog post will crack the code behind persistent thirst and equip you with solutions to stay quenched throughout the day. Beyond the Basics: Hidden…

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Beauty from Within: Insider Tips for Radiant Skin and Hair

a woman with blonde hair.

In the pursuit of beauty, we often turn to external solutions like skincare products and hair treatments. While these can certainly help, true radiance stems from within. Taking a holistic approach to beauty means nurturing our bodies from the inside out. Read on to learn effective beauty tips and find out how nutrition, hydration, and lifestyle…

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