Aloe Ferox Juice 500ml
R80.00
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The healing sap of the indigenous Cape Aloe succulent (Aloe ferox) has been harvested by the Khoisan people of Southern Africa for centuries. This long-standing tradition is continued today through the sustainable harvesting of Aloe ferox leaves from privately-owned aloe plantations in the Albertinia district in South Africa.
The nutrient-rich green peel, the inner fillet as well as the bitter sap are used to produce this product. Aloe ferox leaves contain more than 130 nutritional and medicinal elements including essential organic minerals, trace minerals, anthraquinones and 34 amino acids. Seven of these amino acids are essential amino acids and cannot be produced or synthesised by the body.
The anti-oxidant properties and fole of the Aloe ferox plant in the prevention of various diseases associated with oxidative stress (cancer, cardiovascular disease, neurodegeneration, diabetes etc.) are well known.
Aloe ferox leaves also contain phytosterols recognised to exhibit cholesterol and low-density lipid cholesterol lowering properties.
Also suitable for diabetics, slimmers, pregnant and nursing mothers.
Benefits
- Bacteria, virus, and parasite unfriendly
- Helps to diminish pain
- Benefits an anti-inflammatory action
- Helps support detoxification and disinfection
- Helps maintain regular bowel movement
- Digestion friendly
Dosage
Take 25ml two to three times daily or as needed.
Advice
Do not use Aloe ferox bitters in cases of intestinal obstruction, acute inflamed intestinal disease (e.g. Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colon inflammation), appendicitis, abdominal pain of unknown origin, pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Aloe ferox bitters is traditionally used for the beneficial effect it has on constipation, eczema, discomfort from arthritis and high blood pressure.
It is clinically proven that the use of anthranoid laxatives (such as Aloe ferox bitters), even in the long term, do not cause cancer (ref. Department of Medicine, Univ of Erlangen, Germany; Journal: Gut; May 2000; vol 46(5): p 651-5)
Disclaimer: This unregistered medicine has not been evaluated by the SAHPRA for its quality, safety or intended use.
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