Aloe Vera ( Aloe barbadensis)
Other Names::
A succulent plant species with thick, fleshy leaves containing a gel-like substance. Widely used in traditional medicine for its soothing and healing properties, particularly for skin conditions. Outer leaf is a strong purgative and laxative.
Caution: External use is generally safe, but internal consumption should be done with caution as it may cause diarrhea or abdominal discomfort in some individuals.
Energetics::
Cooling
Sedate or slow down metabolism to decrease energy production while cooling or soothing irritation and redness
Moistening
Increase moisture content of tissues: lubricate and soften dry, brittle or hardened tissues
Properties::
Anti-Inflammatory
Helps control inflammation
Anti-oxidant
Antimicrobial
Stimulates positive cellular forces (white blood cells). destroys germs
Demulcent
Emollient
Softens and soothes the skin
Laxative
Gentle movement of the bowels
Vulnerary
Treats wounds
Ailments::
Acne
Burns
Dry skin
A skin condition where the skin lacks sufficient moisture, causing it to feel rough, tight, flaky, or scaly.
Skin Problems
Sunburn
Parts::
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Associated with ::
Integumentary
Digestive
Immune
Circulatory