Aloe vera essential oil 

Aloe vera essential oil  is a succulent, or cactus-like plant from which aloe vera essential oil  and other similar products are produced. aloe vera essential oil  is made by infusion, much the same way as herbal tea. The leaves are soaked or steeped in a liquid, in this case, a vegetable oil, usually soybean oil. Different manufacturers use different types of oil.

Aloe vera essential oil   (Regular/high grade)

Appearance: Buffy transparent oil.

Ingredients: 100% aloe oil

Components: Aloin, aloe-emodin, aloesin, isoaloesin.

Processing technology: Cutting-edge American technology, SATT technology

Package: 2L barrel; 5L aseptic bag; 20L aseptic bag

Functions:

Beautification: Aids in soothing, moisturizing, detoxification, repairing and stimulating blood circulation.

Health care: improves the digestive system dramatically and helps to aid in the detoxification process.

Direction:

Beautification: Apply it to skin directly; use it as an additive added into cosmetics.

Health care: Use it as an additive added into food and health products; and use it as the oil phase to make oil capsules.

Storage: Store it in cool and dry place; keep out of sun.

Shelf life: 2 years

The FDA has approved aloe vera essential oil  for external use for the treatment of minor skin burns and for skin rejuvenation. One of the things that makes aloe vera so effective as a topical skin treatment is that it heals the skin from the inside out. This makes it particularly effective at treating wounds.

Among the many uses of aloe vera essential oil  are the treatment of burns, blisters, radiation dermatitis, frostbite, psoriasis, eczema, itchiness, dryness, and other skin conditions. Because aloe vera has antibacterial properties, it is able to not only help with healing skin but prevent the occurrence of infections as well.

Aloe vera, in any form including aloe vera oil is not approved by the FDA for any type of internal use. That’s not to say that the substance has never been used internally, just that no results have had strong enough documentation of success for approval. Use of aloe vera both as a topical and internal treatment goes back to before Christ and it was written about for the first time in the first century.

As an alternative treatment, aloe vera essential oil   has been used for centuries to treat many conditions. One of these is clearing out the digestive tract and the relief of constipation. In Indian medicine, aloe vera has been used to treat asthma, musculoskeletal disorders, ophthalmologic disorders, several types of hepatitis, menstrual problems, as an aphrodisiac, for fever, vomiting, bronchitis, and spleen enlargement.

The leaves from which aloe vera oil is produced also have other beneficial constituents such as fatty acids, which can help with heart health. Aloe vera contains enzymes, such as oxidase, alkaline phosphatase, amylase, lipase, catalase and the essential amino acids leucine, valine, lysine, phenylalanine, isoleucine and threonine. These are all needed in order for muscles, bones, organs and immune system to function correctly.

Aloe vera essential oil  contains vitamins and minerals that benefit human health. These include folic acid, vitamins B1, B2, B6, E, C, beta carotene, calcium, chromium, magnesium, copper, zinc, manganese and sodium, among others.

aloe vera essential oil  has been taken internally in research studies but thus far results are not conclusive enough that aloe vera can be recommended to treat any diseases. Reports suggest that it can stimulate the immune system and may be able to curtail blood supply to tumors and also help in liver cancer by stopping carcinogenic substances from entering the liver. There will much more research before there can be any conclusive facts about aloe vera and how it affects various cancers.

Check with your doctor about the use of aloe vera oil for the treatment of injuries and skin conditions. If you plan to take aloe vera internally, discuss that with your doctor as well, as certain medications combined with aloe vera may have adverse effects. Also discuss use of aloe vera with an herbalist so that the correct dose will be used.