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What is aloe vera? - Medical News Today
What is aloe vera? - Medical News Today
• botanical name(s): Aloe latifolia, Aloe vera,
Aloe barbadensis, Aloe officinalis
Aloe barbadensis, Aloe officinalis
• synonyms: aloe, bitter aloe, cape aloe, barbados aloe,
curacao aloe, bombay aloe, acibar
curacao aloe, bombay aloe, acibar
• part(s) used: resin. Note: The leaf gel, commonly consumed as a
cleansing juice preparation, is a different product. (McGuffin, p.7)
cleansing juice preparation, is a different product. (McGuffin, p.7)
• qualities: bitter, cool, moist
• affinities: intestines, skin
• actions: laxative on lower gastrointestinal (slow acting
10-15 hours), can also be a purgative; cathartic; bitter tonic, stomachic,
hepatic; vermifuge/anthelmintic; emmenagogue; vulnerary, demulcent, and
emollient
10-15 hours), can also be a purgative; cathartic; bitter tonic, stomachic,
hepatic; vermifuge/anthelmintic; emmenagogue; vulnerary, demulcent, and
emollient
• dosage:
» tincture: 1 - 4 ml.
» resin: 100 - 300 mg
• therapy: atonic constipation; burns; to increase menstrual
flow; insect bites; asthma
flow; insect bites; asthma
• AHPA Botanical Safety Rating: 2b
• toxicity: 1
» toxicity varies
between different species and varieties of Aloe; barbaloin can be very griping
(especially in dried form) and cause severe intestinal irritation; Aloe vera,
which has very little, if any, barbaloin, is usually considered non-toxic
between different species and varieties of Aloe; barbaloin can be very griping
(especially in dried form) and cause severe intestinal irritation; Aloe vera,
which has very little, if any, barbaloin, is usually considered non-toxic
» see anthraquinone gastrointestinal toxidrome
» contraindicated in pregnancy and cases of menorrhagia or metrorrhagia; also in patients with gastrointestinal inflammation, irritable
plethoric conditions and hemorrhoids; not to be used by patients with
chronic constipation (Felter and Lloyd, pp. 151-152; Morton, pp. 47-50;
U.S. Dispensatory, pp. 46-50)
plethoric conditions and hemorrhoids; not to be used by patients with
chronic constipation (Felter and Lloyd, pp. 151-152; Morton, pp. 47-50;
U.S. Dispensatory, pp. 46-50)
» produces
catharsis in nursing child (Morton, pp. 47-50)
catharsis in nursing child (Morton, pp. 47-50)
» may cause or
potentiate kidney irritation (Brooks)
potentiate kidney irritation (Brooks)
» contraindicated in children younger than 12 due to depletion of electrolytes and water (De Smet)
» Extended use of more than
8-10 days may c
8-10 days may c
Anal fistula homeopathic treatment - Health Tips
Anal fistula homeopathic treatment - Health Tips
Aloe vera: Heaviness and stricture of rectum; sensation of heat
and burning in rectum; itching, pulsating in rectum, < sitting; after stool,
burning weight and itching in anus; cutting as if still more would come;
fullness and pressing out of the anus
and burning in rectum; itching, pulsating in rectum, < sitting; after stool,
burning weight and itching in anus; cutting as if still more would come;
fullness and pressing out of the anus
therapeutic foods:
foods rich in
Vitamins A, E and C
Vitamins A, E and C
foods rich in
Silicon
Silicon
specific remedies:
flax seed tea twice
daily
daily
flax seed tea
strained, 1/4 cup in rectum before bed as a retention enema
strained, 1/4 cup in rectum before bed as a retention enema
avoid:
meat, alcohol, hot sauces, spicy
foods, fried foods, fatty foods, rich foods, salty foods, coffee, caffeine,
sweet foods and sugar
foods, fried foods, fatty foods, rich foods, salty foods, coffee, caffeine,
sweet foods and sugar
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