Aloe Vera juice need info on drinking it!
I just got a gallon of Aloe Vera 100 % juice at Wal Mart for about $7. I just had about 4 ounces of it. The internet is confusing telling you to only drink 4 ounces while the bottle says 8 ounces. It seems like a good product so lets here some comments?
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I had also only heard of aloe vera as a topical treatment for burns and other skin injuries. But apparently some people do take it internally. Here's what looked like a reasonably balanced presentation of risks and benefits: https://healthyeating.sfgate.com/health- ... -5017.html
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what is on the gallon is put there by the people who make profit out of selling the most of it they can....
If they could get away with recommending drinking a gallon of it at a time, they would, but they are constrained by the need not to kill their customers.
I'm not surprised it isn't easy to get down. I have never seen aloe vera "juice." What is used for topical problems is aloe vera gel, which is viscous. It would be about like drinking snot.
If they could get away with recommending drinking a gallon of it at a time, they would, but they are constrained by the need not to kill their customers.

I'm not surprised it isn't easy to get down. I have never seen aloe vera "juice." What is used for topical problems is aloe vera gel, which is viscous. It would be about like drinking snot.
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