JAMAICAN HERB: Aloe Vera - Anthea McGibbon

YUCK! It’s too bitter!
Never mind that bitter taste, the next time place the aloe vera to the back or side of your tongue to avoid the bitter taste, because no matter what, Aloe Vera (also called Sinkle Bible) is good for you. Rich in calcium and potassium and vitamin B-12.
Aloe both strengthens and cleanses the entire body starting with the blood stream.
Aloe cleanses the kidneys, bladder, the stomach and intestines.
Aloe strong laxative that cleanse and purifies the intestines,bowels and colon.
Aloe clears up red eyes, improves vision and brings out the natural colour of the eyes.
Aloe is used for sunburn, skin irritations and insect bites.
Aloe removes wrinkles and other discolorations from the skin.
Aloe mixed with lime juice and applied as a poultice it heals the skin ulcers, boils and ringworm.
Aloe is often used as hair and scalp treatment – it relieves dandruff,strengthens the hair, stimulates hair growth, and kills bacteria associated with scalp disease
Aloe soothes and heals burs and sores

USAGE:
Break off a leaf and slice it down the middle.
Simply make a poultice by placing the cut leaf on the affected area and wrapping it with gauze .
If applying this gel causes dry skin, mix it with Vitamin E before application.

ACCESS:
Aloe can be ordered in liquid or powder or in its natural state from the Jamaica Herbalist Team.
It is grown in Jamaica without pesticides and chemicals.

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