By Namita S Kalla | June 24, 2025 | Image: Canva
Aloe vera gel contains polysaccharides that stimulate skin regeneration by accelerating wound contraction and increasing collagen production in damaged tissue
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Research shows Aloe vera outperforms silver creams in treating minor burns by calming inflammation and promoting quicker, less painful skin recovery
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Aloe’s active compounds help modulate immune response, encouraging white blood cell activity without triggering excess inflammation or overreaction in the body
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Aloin and aloesin, found in Aloe vera, reduce inflammatory signals, making it beneficial for conditions like joint pain, bowel inflammation, and skin flare-ups
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Aloe vera strengthens the gut lining by relaxing tight junctions between cells, allowing better nutrient absorption—especially helpful for those with sensitive digestion
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Naturally fermented Aloe vera supports good bacteria like Lactobacillus brevis, which crowd out harmful microbes without disturbing healthy gut flora
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Aloe vera has shown promise in reducing insulin resistance, boosting glucose transport, and improving overall sugar control in people with type 2 diabetes
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Plant sterols and flavonoids in Aloe help limit fat accumulation, reduce internal inflammation, and support metabolic health in prediabetes and fatty liver conditions
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Rich in vitamins C and E, Aloe vera neutralises harmful free radicals that age the skin and weaken the body at a cellular level
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Studies reveal that Aloe vera encourages your body’s own antioxidant production, helping to repair damage and maintain long-term cellular and tissue health
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