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We've always used George's brand, it does taste like water but feels soothing going down your throat. We tell the grandkids it's magic water. I actually gave it out for Christmas gifts last year along with a handful of other favorite health items. You can buy it on Amazon, easier than driving across town to the health food store.
I use Alo brand aloe juice. It's a bit pricey but not so much in bulk. It's flavored with a little juice and has aloe pulp in it.
Believe it or not, aloe juice was recommended to me by a surgeon who found and treated my gastric ulcers last year. He recommended it to help with gastric inflammation. I don't know if it helps, but I'm better and the juice goes down easy and tastes ok.
You're cheating yourself by looking for taste. The natural unflavored does you a great service by letting you know the condition of your liver, without all the drama a so-called doctor may provide.
Quite rare for a surgeon to reco it, but to heal ulcers makes sense, I never knew, but am not surprised.
Maybe a tiny bit, but pleased as well....
You're cheating yourself by looking for taste. The natural unflavored does you a great service by letting you know the condition of your liver, without all the drama a so-called doctor may provide.
Quite rare for a surgeon to reco it, but to heal ulcers makes sense, I never knew, but am not surprised.
Maybe a tiny bit, but pleased as well....
LOL, I'm going for taste, and my liver is just fine, but thanks anyway. Not sure how ingesting a noxious ( IIRC aloe juice/ gel from the plant is very bitter, I've tried it) would inform one of his/her liver condition. Guess it's some "alternative medicine" mumbo jumbo, LOL.
And I seriously doubt drinking even gallons of unflavored aloe juice would cure bleeding ulcers, but this surgeon ( and not a "so-called" doc, his credentials and experience were impeccable) recommended the aloe juice to help with chronic gastric inflammation.
If it tastes bitter, it probably includes the white bitter layer of the aloe.
When you open a stalk there is the inner layer of gel (which is pretty flavorless) and a thin outer layer of yellow/greenish which is bitter.
I have it in my yard and use it for various things topically, sometimes throw it in a smoothie.
IIRC the bitter layer is unhealthy for dogs.
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If it tastes bitter, it probably includes the white bitter layer of the aloe.
When you open a stalk there is the inner layer of gel (which is pretty flavorless) and a thin outer layer of yellow/greenish which is bitter.
I have it in my yard and use it for various things topically, sometimes throw it in a smoothie.
IIRC the bitter layer is unhealthy for dogs.
That's very likely what I did when I tasted the gel from an aloe leaf, ie, just scraped all thr gel I could from the leaf, including the thin outer greenish layer.
Kenny, did you start drinking this before or after your stroke? Just wondering if it's good for that sort of problem?
Mostly before the stroke, tho I have some left and sip a bit now and then. What you may not know, and maybe others, that a stroke is due to poor circulation. My MRI after the VA hospital proved that, it was part of the report the VA generated on my well being,
and tho they never addressed it, my friend, a retired holistic dentist read it and knew the reason I was saying I didn't feel like a man, was due to the pathetic circulation I still had, and she made arrangements for therapy then I took other things as well.
Aloe is not known to roto-root out clogged up veins like I and many other need[ed] and don't know.
Tho it can heal an ailing liver, and apparently an ailing ulcer. But it's magical properties are not well known
by those who depend on drugs and doctors, and rarely if ever, used home remedies. Like great-grandma etc used to use, back in the day. I'll trust them remedies more than the pill pushers drugs. I'm very old school.
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