A. Vogel Royal Cream Regenerating Conditioner - 260ml
A. Vogel Royal Cream Regenerating Conditioner - 260ml
A. Vogel Royal Cream Regenerating Conditioner - 260ml
ALOE VERA
Aloe Vera can help to soothe your skin and your digestive tract ...
Aloe vera is a succulent (cactus-like) plant, whose sap has been used as an herbal medicine for thousands of years. It has long been used both on the skin and internally to soothe the digestive tract. Most of us are familiar with the use of Aloe on sunburns, but did you know that you can use it internally as well?
External Use - Skin
Aloe gel has been found to have anti-inflammatory properties. When used externally, it speeds the healing of many types of skin burns, including those from sun, radiation, chemicals and heat. It can also help to reduce the discomfort associated with these conditions, when applied soon after the trauma. Although it does not directly protect against sun damage, Aloe can help to support healthy skin cell growth. Aloe vera can also be used topically to treat: cuts, insect stings, acne, poison ivy, skin ulcers (including diabetic ulcers) and eczema. There is some evidence that topical application can help to reduce outbreaks of genital herpes and psoriasis as well.
Cosmetic
Because of its ability to help reduce inflammation and speed the healing of skin, Aloe is commonly used in a wide variety of cosmetic and skin-care products. It has been widely approved around the world as a natural food additive. It is also commonly used as a gentle antibacterial moisturizer.
Antibacterial and Antifungal
Because of its natural antibacterial and antifungal properties, Aloe vera gel is commonly used to protect damaged tissue from infection. It can also be used to topically treat minor Skin Infections such as boils, and Tinea infections. This makes it particularly useful in helping to treat conditions such as Acne. When taken internally its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties act to heal the inner lining of the digestive tract, making it useful in the treatment of ulcers, hemorrhoids and colitis.
Aloe Juice (Latex)
When the plant is harvested, the juice located in, and just beneath, the outer skin contains a far greater concentration of a constituent called aloin, which can create a laxative effect in the body. This substance is called the latex. In fact, many over the counter laxatives in North America contain this constituent. Thus, Aloe juice is a laxative that can be used for Constipation and as a colon cleanser. The gel does not contain as much of a laxative effect and is more commonly used for its soothing properties. Those using Aloe internally should be careful about the preparation they use, in order to ensure that they get the desired effects without any unwanted side effects. This is especially true in cases of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, where an irritating laxative can do more harm than good. Read labels carefully to ensure that you are purchasing the form of Aloe that your particular case requires.
Laxative
While the juice (latex) of the Aloe plant can be used as a laxative, the body will develop a tolerance over time, so it cannot be used too frequently or on an ongoing basis for the treatment of constipation. It can also have a strong laxative effect that can result in cramping and diarrhea. Use caution with your first use of any internal Aloe product to be sure you get the dosing right for your particular needs. Some forms of Aloe can coat and soothe the digestive tract and help to soften stools. Some Aloe acts as a soluble fibre, so it can bind medications and reduce their absorption. Be sure to take any form of Aloe away from other supplements and medications.
Blood Sugar and Fats
There is some initial evidence that Aloe may help to improve blood sugar control in diabetics, and can also help to lower blood lipid levels in people suffering from hyperlipidemia. This effect is also seen in those with acute liver disease.
How can I get Aloe Vera?
Aloe vera can be purchased as a juice or gel. It is very sensitive to light and heat, and so it must be processed and stabilized immediately after harvest. The quality of Aloe vera supplements may vary amongst manufacturers because of the fragile nature of the Aloe gel. Be sure to use a manufacturer that you trust. If you have an Aloe plant at home, parts of the raw plant can be opened and the fresh juice or gel used topically or internally. Most commercial supplements contain the whole-leaf, and therefore, a mixture of juice and gel from all parts of the leaf. Be sure to take oral Aloe away from other supplements and medications as it can affect their absorption.
Aloe Vera can help to soothe your skin and your digestive tract ...
Aloe vera is a succulent (cactus-like) plant, whose sap has been used as an herbal medicine for thousands of years. It has long been used both on the skin and internally to soothe the digestive tract. Most of us are familiar with the use of Aloe on sunburns, but did you know that you can use it internally as well?
External Use - Skin
Aloe gel has been found to have anti-inflammatory properties. When used externally, it speeds the healing of many types of skin burns, including those from sun, radiation, chemicals and heat. It can also help to reduce the discomfort associated with these conditions, when applied soon after the trauma. Although it does not directly protect against sun damage, Aloe can help to support healthy skin cell growth. Aloe vera can also be used topically to treat: cuts, insect stings, acne, poison ivy, skin ulcers (including diabetic ulcers) and eczema. There is some evidence that topical application can help to reduce outbreaks of genital herpes and psoriasis as well.
Cosmetic
Because of its ability to help reduce inflammation and speed the healing of skin, Aloe is commonly used in a wide variety of cosmetic and skin-care products. It has been widely approved around the world as a natural food additive. It is also commonly used as a gentle antibacterial moisturizer.
Antibacterial and Antifungal
Because of its natural antibacterial and antifungal properties, Aloe vera gel is commonly used to protect damaged tissue from infection. It can also be used to topically treat minor Skin Infections such as boils, and Tinea infections. This makes it particularly useful in helping to treat conditions such as Acne. When taken internally its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties act to heal the inner lining of the digestive tract, making it useful in the treatment of ulcers, hemorrhoids and colitis.
Aloe Juice (Latex)
When the plant is harvested, the juice located in, and just beneath, the outer skin contains a far greater concentration of a constituent called aloin, which can create a laxative effect in the body. This substance is called the latex. In fact, many over the counter laxatives in North America contain this constituent. Thus, Aloe juice is a laxative that can be used for Constipation and as a colon cleanser. The gel does not contain as much of a laxative effect and is more commonly used for its soothing properties. Those using Aloe internally should be careful about the preparation they use, in order to ensure that they get the desired effects without any unwanted side effects. This is especially true in cases of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, where an irritating laxative can do more harm than good. Read labels carefully to ensure that you are purchasing the form of Aloe that your particular case requires.
Laxative
While the juice (latex) of the Aloe plant can be used as a laxative, the body will develop a tolerance over time, so it cannot be used too frequently or on an ongoing basis for the treatment of constipation. It can also have a strong laxative effect that can result in cramping and diarrhea. Use caution with your first use of any internal Aloe product to be sure you get the dosing right for your particular needs. Some forms of Aloe can coat and soothe the digestive tract and help to soften stools. Some Aloe acts as a soluble fibre, so it can bind medications and reduce their absorption. Be sure to take any form of Aloe away from other supplements and medications.
Blood Sugar and Fats
There is some initial evidence that Aloe may help to improve blood sugar control in diabetics, and can also help to lower blood lipid levels in people suffering from hyperlipidemia. This effect is also seen in those with acute liver disease.
How can I get Aloe Vera?
Aloe vera can be purchased as a juice or gel. It is very sensitive to light and heat, and so it must be processed and stabilized immediately after harvest. The quality of Aloe vera supplements may vary amongst manufacturers because of the fragile nature of the Aloe gel. Be sure to use a manufacturer that you trust. If you have an Aloe plant at home, parts of the raw plant can be opened and the fresh juice or gel used topically or internally. Most commercial supplements contain the whole-leaf, and therefore, a mixture of juice and gel from all parts of the leaf. Be sure to take oral Aloe away from other supplements and medications as it can affect their absorption.
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ALOE VERA
Aloe Vera can help to soothe your skin and your digestive tract ...
Aloe vera is a succulent (cactus-like) plant, whose sap has been used as an herbal medicine for thousands of years. It has long been used both on the skin and internally to soothe the digestive tract. Most of us are familiar with the use of Aloe on sunburns, but did you know that you can use it internally as well?
External Use - Skin
Aloe gel has been found to have anti-inflammatory properties. When used externally, it speeds the healing of many types of skin burns, including those from sun, radiation, chemicals and heat. It can also help to reduce the discomfort associated with these conditions, when applied soon after the trauma. Although it does not directly protect against sun damage, Aloe can help to support healthy skin cell growth. Aloe vera can also be used topically to treat: cuts, insect stings, acne, poison ivy, skin ulcers (including diabetic ulcers) and eczema. There is some evidence that topical application can help to reduce outbreaks of genital herpes and psoriasis as well.
Cosmetic
Because of its ability to help reduce inflammation and speed the healing of skin, Aloe is commonly used in a wide variety of cosmetic and skin-care products. It has been widely approved around the world as a natural food additive. It is also commonly used as a gentle antibacterial moisturizer.
Antibacterial and Antifungal
Because of its natural antibacterial and antifungal properties, Aloe vera gel is commonly used to protect damaged tissue from infection. It can also be used to topically treat minor Skin Infections such as boils, and Tinea infections. This makes it particularly useful in helping to treat conditions such as Acne. When taken internally its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties act to heal the inner lining of the digestive tract, making it useful in the treatment of ulcers, hemorrhoids and colitis.
Aloe Juice (Latex)
When the plant is harvested, the juice located in, and just beneath, the outer skin contains a far greater concentration of a constituent called aloin, which can create a laxative effect in the body. This substance is called the latex. In fact, many over the counter laxatives in North America contain this constituent. Thus, Aloe juice is a laxative that can be used for Constipation and as a colon cleanser. The gel does not contain as much of a laxative effect and is more commonly used for its soothing properties. Those using Aloe internally should be careful about the preparation they use, in order to ensure that they get the desired effects without any unwanted side effects. This is especially true in cases of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, where an irritating laxative can do more harm than good. Read labels carefully to ensure that you are purchasing the form of Aloe that your particular case requires.
Laxative
While the juice (latex) of the Aloe plant can be used as a laxative, the body will develop a tolerance over time, so it cannot be used too frequently or on an ongoing basis for the treatment of constipation. It can also have a strong laxative effect that can result in cramping and diarrhea. Use caution with your first use of any internal Aloe product to be sure you get the dosing right for your particular needs. Some forms of Aloe can coat and soothe the digestive tract and help to soften stools. Some Aloe acts as a soluble fibre, so it can bind medications and reduce their absorption. Be sure to take any form of Aloe away from other supplements and medications.
Blood Sugar and Fats
There is some initial evidence that Aloe may help to improve blood sugar control in diabetics, and can also help to lower blood lipid levels in people suffering from hyperlipidemia. This effect is also seen in those with acute liver disease.
How can I get Aloe Vera?
Aloe vera can be purchased as a juice or gel. It is very sensitive to light and heat, and so it must be processed and stabilized immediately after harvest. The quality of Aloe vera supplements may vary amongst manufacturers because of the fragile nature of the Aloe gel. Be sure to use a manufacturer that you trust. If you have an Aloe plant at home, parts of the raw plant can be opened and the fresh juice or gel used topically or internally. Most commercial supplements contain the whole-leaf, and therefore, a mixture of juice and gel from all parts of the leaf. Be sure to take oral Aloe away from other supplements and medications as it can affect their absorption.
Aloe Vera can help to soothe your skin and your digestive tract ...
Aloe vera is a succulent (cactus-like) plant, whose sap has been used as an herbal medicine for thousands of years. It has long been used both on the skin and internally to soothe the digestive tract. Most of us are familiar with the use of Aloe on sunburns, but did you know that you can use it internally as well?
External Use - Skin
Aloe gel has been found to have anti-inflammatory properties. When used externally, it speeds the healing of many types of skin burns, including those from sun, radiation, chemicals and heat. It can also help to reduce the discomfort associated with these conditions, when applied soon after the trauma. Although it does not directly protect against sun damage, Aloe can help to support healthy skin cell growth. Aloe vera can also be used topically to treat: cuts, insect stings, acne, poison ivy, skin ulcers (including diabetic ulcers) and eczema. There is some evidence that topical application can help to reduce outbreaks of genital herpes and psoriasis as well.
Cosmetic
Because of its ability to help reduce inflammation and speed the healing of skin, Aloe is commonly used in a wide variety of cosmetic and skin-care products. It has been widely approved around the world as a natural food additive. It is also commonly used as a gentle antibacterial moisturizer.
Antibacterial and Antifungal
Because of its natural antibacterial and antifungal properties, Aloe vera gel is commonly used to protect damaged tissue from infection. It can also be used to topically treat minor Skin Infections such as boils, and Tinea infections. This makes it particularly useful in helping to treat conditions such as Acne. When taken internally its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties act to heal the inner lining of the digestive tract, making it useful in the treatment of ulcers, hemorrhoids and colitis.
Aloe Juice (Latex)
When the plant is harvested, the juice located in, and just beneath, the outer skin contains a far greater concentration of a constituent called aloin, which can create a laxative effect in the body. This substance is called the latex. In fact, many over the counter laxatives in North America contain this constituent. Thus, Aloe juice is a laxative that can be used for Constipation and as a colon cleanser. The gel does not contain as much of a laxative effect and is more commonly used for its soothing properties. Those using Aloe internally should be careful about the preparation they use, in order to ensure that they get the desired effects without any unwanted side effects. This is especially true in cases of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, where an irritating laxative can do more harm than good. Read labels carefully to ensure that you are purchasing the form of Aloe that your particular case requires.
Laxative
While the juice (latex) of the Aloe plant can be used as a laxative, the body will develop a tolerance over time, so it cannot be used too frequently or on an ongoing basis for the treatment of constipation. It can also have a strong laxative effect that can result in cramping and diarrhea. Use caution with your first use of any internal Aloe product to be sure you get the dosing right for your particular needs. Some forms of Aloe can coat and soothe the digestive tract and help to soften stools. Some Aloe acts as a soluble fibre, so it can bind medications and reduce their absorption. Be sure to take any form of Aloe away from other supplements and medications.
Blood Sugar and Fats
There is some initial evidence that Aloe may help to improve blood sugar control in diabetics, and can also help to lower blood lipid levels in people suffering from hyperlipidemia. This effect is also seen in those with acute liver disease.
How can I get Aloe Vera?
Aloe vera can be purchased as a juice or gel. It is very sensitive to light and heat, and so it must be processed and stabilized immediately after harvest. The quality of Aloe vera supplements may vary amongst manufacturers because of the fragile nature of the Aloe gel. Be sure to use a manufacturer that you trust. If you have an Aloe plant at home, parts of the raw plant can be opened and the fresh juice or gel used topically or internally. Most commercial supplements contain the whole-leaf, and therefore, a mixture of juice and gel from all parts of the leaf. Be sure to take oral Aloe away from other supplements and medications as it can affect their absorption.
Ingredients
Aqua, citric acid, cetyl alcohol, aloe barbadensis extract, triticum vulgare germoil, jojoba oil, oryza sativa bran oil, moringa pterygosperma seed extract(and) glycerin, arachis hypogea oil, ascorbic acid, tocopheryl acetate, methylgluceth-20, ethocydiglycol oleate, sodium dehydroacetate, PPG-3 benzyl ethermyristate, behementrimonium chloride, sodium benzoate, aroma.
Format
Liquid
260ml
Dosage
Apply to wet hair after shampooing. Leave on for 1-2 minutes. Rinse thoroughly. For best results use with Aloevera Intensive Shampoo.
Important Information
Not tested on animals.
Manufacturer Info
A.Vogel, top formulators of Swiss-made herbal health products and Canada’s best-selling Cold & Flu support. A Vogel products include Echinaforce and the best menopausal women's supplement, Menoforce. Now they bring to you A.Vogel Allergy Relief, Pollinosan complex as well as their classic Biostrath Elixir, arnica gel for topical pain relief and natural eye drops. Buy now at National Nutrition.
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