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Facts About Aloe Vera Natural Soap
Aloe vera natural soap is enriched with all sorts of healing ingredients. The ancient plant of immortality has been used in medicinal practices for centuries, aloe vera is famous the world over for its soothing, rejuvenating properties.
Revered by the ancient Egyptians, aloe vera use was first recorded in the first century AD; in Ayurvedic medicine, the plant is also popular and goes by the name kathalai.
In fact, aloe vera has been used in traditional medicine around the world for as long as history has been recorded in written form, and it’s just as popular in modern society – extracts are added to a multitude of skin treatments, cosmetics and bathing products, like aloe vera soap and shampoo.
Aloe vera is also consumed orally for a range of purposes and available in juice form at health food stores, with many individuals extolling the virtues of the juice as a health-boosting tonic.
So, what makes aloe vera such a renowned medicinal plant? Rich in glycoproteins and polysaccharides, aloe vera has a range of applications in alternative medicine, especially in the repair and growth of skin and the relief of inflammation.
6 Natural Properties of Aloe Vera:
Reduces blood sugar levels
In research, aloe vera has been found to have some efficacy in reducing blood glucose levels in diabetic patients when taken orally. It is also thought to help lower blood lipids in cases of hyperlipidemic.
Soothes burns
Aloe vera has also been used for centuries as a natural way to treat sunburn. The cooling gel helps ease the symptoms of sore, tight skin and has been used successfully in tests involving first and second degree burns.
Relieves gastric symptoms
When taken in juice form, aloe vera is used as a dietary supplement to provide relief from gastric conditions like stomach ulcers and irritable bowel syndrome. Some people consume the juice as an all-round health and wellbeing aid or as a natural remedy for constipation.
Moisturizes the skin
Applied to the skin in cosmetics, natural soaps or even in its raw gel form, aloe vera is moisturizing. Its emollient nature can help relieve dry, itchy skin and also promotes skin healing from conditions like psoriasis.
Relieves inflammation
Using aloe vera gel topically is reported to have benefits for inflammatory joint conditions and muscle aches, with relief also reported in some instances of osteoarthritis when the gel has been massaged into the limbs.
Repels acne bacteria
Naturally antimicrobial, aloe vera helps kills the bacteria responsible for acne breakouts, also reducing the appearance of pimple scars with its skin lightening qualities. Deeply nourishing, aloe vera also helps diminish the appearance of wrinkles and other blemishes for a youthful complexion.
Removes dead skin
Aloe vera contains enzymes that help remove dead skin, revealing brighter fresh skin beneath. Used on the scalp, aloe vera also prevents dandruff and promotes hair growth by removing excess sebum and unclogging follicles.