Aloe Vera
Ghritkumari (Hindi) · Aloe barbadensis
Cooling gel and juice for skin, hair and gut healing.
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Key benefits
What it can help with
Soothes burns, sunburn and rashes
Conditions hair
Internal gel supports gut and acidity
How to use
Simple ways to bring it home
- 1.Fresh gel scooped onto burns
- 2.1 tbsp gel in juice for acidity (under guidance)
- 3.Mixed with coconut oil as hair mask
Precautions
Use thoughtfully
- Avoid internal use in pregnancy
- Yellow latex is a strong laxative — remove before use
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Not a substitute for medical care. Always patch-test, start with the smallest amount, and consult a qualified practitioner if you're pregnant, nursing, treating a child, or managing a medical condition. If symptoms persist beyond a few days, see a doctor.
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