Aloe Vera is far more than just a good plant to use for sunburn, skin blemishes, etc. I continue to find more and more uses for it from oral care to infections, puncture wounds, pretty much any and all skin conditions, and much more. It has been shown to be very effective against diseases as serious as AIDS and cancer. See for yourself.
http://www.cancer-coverup.com/fighters/aloe-cancer.htm
http://www.naturalnews.com/021858.html
Another great thing about the plant is its' adaptability. It can be grown in almost any climate as long as it gets some sunlight, minimal water, and it's taken indoors when the temperature goes below freezing. It can even be grown indoors, but it grows slower.
Though this isn't related to aloe, look up the research of Albert Roy Davis and Walter Rawls. They discovered that magnetism can be used in many, many ways. Davis was the first scientist to discover that the North and South poles of a magnet are not the same, but two different energies. The North pole has an amazing ability to heal the human body. The South pole is dangerous, yet we are all exposed to it on a daily basis. They delved into research using electromagnetic energies too, and just as there are North and South pole magnetic fields, there are also North and South pole electromagnetic fields. Here's a little info about them. http://keelynet.com/biology/biomag2.htm
this is very interesting and very informative. i heard from other people and kind of wondering if aloe vera helps grow hair...
I am trying something right now to regrow hair. It involves Olive Oil, Garlic and Onions. The Aloe Vera sounds better however I am sticking to the directions.
A homepathetic i visited suggested me an aloe vera juice in advance with the homeopathetic medicines he provided me...The taste is very bad and you have to mix it with orange juice in order to drink it.As i have read it has many benefits in someones health when you drink only 30ml every day.
QuoteI am trying something right now to regrow hair. It involves Olive Oil, Garlic and Onions. The Aloe Vera sounds better however I am sticking to the directions.
errh in my world Garlic is a poisenous thing and i realy dubt it help regrow anything. In World War 1 troops used to rub garlic on the bullets to be sure any body part struck had to be amputated. Remember Rattle snake venom wont kill you if you drink it , unless you got an ulcer.
Quote from: Jon_88 on August 06, 2011, 16:48:33
errh in my world Garlic is a poisenous thing and i realy dubt it help regrow anything. In World War 1 troops used to rub garlic on the bullets to be sure any body part struck had to be amputated. Remember Rattle snake venom wont kill you if you drink it , unless you got an ulcer.
Actually Garlic has been found to be a Neurotoxin.
LOL! My mum works for a company that promotes Aloe Vera products. The plant has medicinal properties but these companies make it sound pretty miraculous. :-D