Clinical Research - Findings And Results On Aloe Vera

No one is sure when Aloe was first used medicinally, but it is known that Chinese doctors were prescribing it at least 3,000 years ago and the Egyptian healers wrote of Aloe’s powers in the 4th century B.C. In the scientific community there has been divergent theories on the application and workability of Aloe vera. But in the last 20 years with the advent of intensified scientific research, evidence has been fully established, demonstrating it’s diverse medicinal properties. Aloe is second only to vitamins and minerals in respect to the amount of research conducted in the medical and nutritional communities. Over 4,000 scientific papers have been written to date, document this. This compilation of abstracts is to remove Aloe vera out of mere folk lore and health fad and clearly show it has a full spectrum of healing benefits evaluated in a clinical environment. In the final analysis, it will be clinical data which will clearly demonstrate that Aloe vera is a credible health alternative.   Virus, Bacteria, Fungi & Parasites   Cancer, Tumors, HIV & AIDS  Immunological Benefits Inflammation  Wound Healing  Radiation, Burns & Frostbite  Skin Disorders  Gastrointestinal Disorders  Diabetes  Toxicity  Pharmacologically Active Ingredients  Miscellaneous Studies