There are many aloes. Aloe vera is the king of the aloe species and the Stockton variety is known to be the most medicinal and most researched.
https://youtu.be/lsyAizT6St8 Here’s what Aloe did for my friend Editor’s note: The following letter was written by a new customer who has already realized significant benefits from drinking raw Aloe vera gel. This person also asks an important question—one that absolutely needs to be addressed. The letter is published here, by permission, with only slight editing…
SHORT ANSWER: IS PINK ALOE VERA SAFE? Yes, fresh pink or red raw aloe vera gel is generally safe to consume and is not a sign of spoilage or harmful bacteria when properly grown, handled, and tested. In fact, many experienced aloe users prefer pink or red aloe because it often has a thicker texture,…
This video will teach you how to filet aloe vera leaves to make your own Aloe vera gel. https://youtu.be/rKXLMD2Dv8o Filleting an Aloe vera leaf is the difference between making gel and juice. Aloe vera juice is made from the whole leaf, including the outer leaf that contains the bitter yellow substance known as aloin. Aloin is the phytochemical…
What Makes One Aloe Better Than Another? Superior Aloe products rely largely on the species grown. There are many different species of Aloe vera. Wikipedia lists several hundred Aloe species. And each species may have many varieties, each with their unique nutrition profiles. Rodney Stockton, the “Aloe Pioneer”, researched and tested hundreds of different Aloe…
Today I received a question about aloe. The answer to this question is one thing that separates Stockton Aloe 1 Aloe Vera Gel from most of the aloe vera beverage competitors. Susan writes: Does your aloe vera have the aloin taken out? I saw the following information about aloin, and wanted to see if your…
Our local customers always comment on how beautiful and big our Aloe leaves are. They see our aloe plants when they come to our home office to pick up their Aloe. Many will go into detail at how big their Aloe bushes are, but explain that they just don’t get big leaves like ours. https://youtu.be/1bGmw1zXrwc…