Aloe Vera Extract Powder
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Our Aloe Vera Extract Powder | What's Aloe Vera | Aloe Vera Uses | Aloe Vera Risks
Ⅰ. Aloe Vera Extract Powder Technical Data Sheet
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Aloe Vera Extract
NSF-GMP,ISO9001,ISO22000,HACCP,KOSHER,HALAL
Aloe vera L.
Leaf
2932.99
85507-69-3 / 94349-62-9
287-390-8 / 305-181-2
Ⅱ. Our Aloe Vera Extract Power
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NSF-GMP,Kosher,Halal,ISO9001,ISO22000,HACCP Certified Manufacturer
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Third Party Lab Control for ID,Potency
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Low Contaminants of Aflatoxin,PAHs,Heavy Metal,Microbiological
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Non-Irradiation,Non-GMO,Non-Allergen
Our Aloe vera Extract is a kind of loose yellow brown fine powder,which is produced in NSF-GMP qualified factory,and Kosher,Halal certified factory with ISO9001,ISO22000,HACCP.
The ingredients are produced from the Leaf of Aloe vera which are planted in certified planting base in China and process strictly under the rules of international authentication.
The advanced control system is key for continuing quality control,we fully operate GMP operation and SOP(Standard Operation Procedure) in each step from raw material collect to product delivery.Only well selected raw material with low pesticide,low heavy metal,and high value,and high content will be used for extraction.
We have equipped with the most advance instrument and test equipment,such as HPLC, UV, AA, GC, TLC, which guarantees the safety of the production procedure and effectiveness of our produced material.All the critical steps of production are very strict controled,and the semi-products and final products are very well tested.
Our Aloe vera extract powder,100% pure nature nutrient without any additives,and having high value content compounds.
Our Aloe vera extract powder,is Non-Irradiation,Non-GMO,Non-Allergen Gurantee,and Low Contaminants of Aflatoxin,PAHs,Heavy Metal,Microbiological Gurantee.
Our Aloe vera extract powder,is easy to combine with other mixed powder,and can be widely used in Dietary Supplyment,health food,functional food and natural medicine.
We are also in coopeation with many reputable independant Laboratory,such as Eurofins,SGS,PONY,Chromadex etc,to guarantee high potency,low pesticide,low heavy metal etc.
Ⅲ. Our Product List of Aloe Vera:
A. Aloe vera Extract Powder:
Manufacturer Flowchart:
Raw Material->Cutting->Extraction->Filtration->Concentration->Spray Drying->Mixing->Packing->Finished Product.
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Aloin (Barbaloin) 20%,40%,90%,98% HPLC Download Technical Data(PDF)
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Aloe-emodin 95%, 98% HPLC Download Technical Data(PDF)
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Extract Ratio: 10:1, 20:1, 50:1 Download Technical Data(PDF)
B. Aloe vera Raw Powder:
Manufacturer Flowchart:
Raw Material->Cutting->Press Into Juice->Filtration->Spray Drying->Mixing->Packing->Finished Product.
1.80 Mesh,200 Mesh Download Technical Data(PDF)
C. Aloe vera gel Freeze dried powder:
Manufacturer Flowchart:
Raw Material->Cutting->Press Into Juice->organic membranes->concentration->Freeze drying->Mixing->Finished Product.
1.100:1 200:1 Download Technical Data(PDF)
D. Others(With ISO9001,ISO14000,ISO22000,NOP&USDA Organic):
1. Aloe Vera Gel Products:
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Aloe Barbadensis Gel Juice(1:1,10:1,20:1)
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Diced Aloe Vera Gel
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Aloe Barbadensis Gel Jam
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Aloe Barbadensis Gel Turbid Juice
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Aloe Barbadensis Gel Concentrate(10:1)
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Aloe Barbadensis Gel Spray Dried Powder
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Aloe Barbadensis Gel Freeze Dried Powder(100:1,200:1)
2. Aloe Vera Leaf Products:
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Aloe Barbadensis Whole Leaf Juice(1:1,10:1)
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Aloe Barbadensis WL FD Powder(100:1)
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Aloe Barbadensis WLD FD Powder(100:1)
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Aloe whole leaf bake-dried powder
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Aloe dried hide powder
Ⅳ. Photo of Aloe vera Extract Powder
Aloe Vera Gel Freeze Dried Powder 100:1 Aloe Vera Gel Freeze Dried Powder 200:1
Aloe Vera Gel Freeze Dried Powder 100:1 Aloe Vera Gel Freeze Dried Powder 200:1
Aloe Vera Extract Powder Aloin 20% HPLC Aloe Vera Extract Powder Aloin 40% HPLC
Ⅴ. What's Aloe vera
The Aloe vera plant has been known and used for centuries for its health, beauty, medicinal and skin care properties
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Aloe is a cactus-like plant that grows in hot, dry climates. It is cultivated in subtropical regions around the world, including the southern border areas of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California.
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Historically, aloe has been used for skin conditions and was thought to improve baldness and promote wound healing.
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Aloe is used topically (applied to the skin) and orally. Topical use of aloe is promoted for acne, lichen planus (a very itchy rash on the skin or in the mouth), oral submucous fibrosis, burning mouth syndrome, burns, and radiation-induced skin toxicity. Oral use of aloe is promoted for weight loss, diabetes, hepatitis, and inflammatory bowel disease (a group of conditions caused by gut inflammation that includes Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis).
Ⅵ. Aloe Vera Uses
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Acne. Research suggests that applying an aloe gel in the morning and evening, in addition to a prescription anti-acne medicine, improves acne by about 35% in both children and adults.
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Burns. Most research shows that applying aloe gel or cream to the skin can reduce healing time in people with first- or second-degree burns. Some research also shows that applying aloe cream reduces wound size compared to applying antibiotics in people with first- or second-degree burns. Also applying cream that contains aloe to the skin twice daily appears to improve itching and reduce skin picking compared to applying corticosteroid medication in people with chemical burns.
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Constipation. Taking aloe latex by mouth can reduce constipation and also cause diarrhea.
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Diabetes. Most research shows that taking aloe by mouth can reduce blood sugar and HbA1c in people with type 2 diabetes. Aloe also seems to improve cholesterol levels in people with this condition. But it is not clear which dose or form of aloe works best.
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Genital herpes. Evidence shows that applying an aloe extract 0.5% cream three times daily increases healing rates in men with genital herpes.
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An inflammatory condition that causes rash or sores on the skin or mouth (lichen planus). Research shows that using a mouthwash containing aloe gel three times daily for 12 weeks or applying a gel containing aloe gel twice daily for 8 weeks can reduce pain associated with itchy rashes in the mouth. Other research shows that using a mouthwash containing aloe four times daily for one month or applying an aloe gel three times daily for 2 months reduces pain and increases healing similarly to the corticosteroid triamcinolone acetonide in people with itchy rashes in the mouth.
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Obesity. Research shows that taking a specific aloe product (Aloe QDM complex, Univera Inc.) twice daily for 8 weeks reduces body weight and fat mass in overweight or obese people with diabetes or prediabetes.
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A painful mouth disease that reduces ones ability to open the mouth (oral submucous fibrosis). Early research in people with oral submucous fibrosis shows that applying aloe gel reduces burning. But it does not seem to improve the ability to open the mouth or improve cheek and tongue movements.
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Scaly, itchy skin (psoriasis). Applying a cream containing 0.5% aloe extract for 4 weeks seems to reduce the skin plaques. Also applying cream containing aloe gel seems to decrease the severity of psoriasis better than the corticosteroid triamcinolone. But using an aloe gel does not seem to improve other symptoms associated with psoriasis, including skin redness.
Ⅶ. Aloe Vera Risks
When taken by mouth: Aloe gel is POSSIBLY SAFE when taken appropriately, short-term. Aloe gel has been used safely in a dose of 15 mL daily for up to 42 days. Also, a specific gel complex (Aloe QDM complex Univera Inc) has been used safely at a dose of about 600 mg daily for up to 8 weeks. Aloe extract is also POSSIBLY SAFE when taken appropriately, short-term.
When applied to the skin: Aloe gel is LIKELY SAFE when applied to the skin appropriately as a medicine or as a cosmetic.
Ⅷ. Aloe Vera Application & Reference Dosage
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BY MOUTH:
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For constipation: 100-200 mg of aloe or 50 mg of aloe extract taken in the evening has been used. Also, a 500 mg capsule containing aloe, starting at a dose of one capsule daily and increasing to three capsules daily as required, has been used.
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For diabetes: The most effective dose and form of aloe for diabetes is unclear. Multiple doses and forms of aloe have been used for 4-14 weeks, including powder, extract, and juice. Doses of powder range from 100-1000 mg daily. Doses of juice range from 15-150 mL daily.
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For obesity: A specific aloe gel product containing 147 mg of aloe twice daily for 8 weeks has been used.
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For a painful mouth diseases that reduces ones ability to open the mouth (oral submucous fibrosis): Pure aloe vera juice 30 mL twice daily along with applying pure aloe vera gel to lesions three times daily for 3 months has been used.
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For acne: A 50% aloe gel has been applied in the morning and evening after washing the face, along with a prescription called tretinoin gel in the evening.
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For burns: Aloe and olive oil cream, applied twice daily for 6 weeks, has been used. Also, aloe gel or cream, applied twice or three times daily after changing a wound dressing, or every three days until the burn heals, has been used.
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For genital herpes: A cream containing 0.5% aloe extract, applied three times daily for 5 consecutive days once or twice over a 2-week period, has been used.
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For an inflammatory condition that causes rash or sores on the skin or mouth (lichen planus): Aloe gel, applied two to three times daily for 8 weeks has been used. Two tablespoons of aloe mouthwash, swished for 2 minutes and then spit, four times daily for one month has been used.
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For a painful mouth diseases that reduces ones ability to open the mouth (oral submucous fibrosis): 5 mg of an aloe gel applied on each side of the cheeks three times daily for 3 months has been used. Applying pure aloe vera gel to lesions three times daily for 3 months has been used along with drinking pure aloe vera juice 30 mL twice daily.
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For scaly, itchy skin (psoriasis): Aloe extract 0.5% cream applied three times daily for 4 weeks has been used. A cream containing aloe, applied twice daily for 8 weeks, has been used.
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APPLIED TO THE SKIN:
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For acne: A 50% aloe gel has been applied in the morning and evening after washing the face, along with a prescription called tretinoin gel in the evening.
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For a painful mouth disease that reduces ones ability to open the mouth (oral submucous fibrosis): 5 mg of an aloe gel, applied on each side of the cheeks three times daily for 3 months, has been used.
Ⅸ. Top Brand Aloe Vera Supplements in market
1. NOW Foods Aloe Vera Gels
This is perhaps the best aloe vera supplement on the market. With 10,000mg equivalency per softgel, it’s a potent option that’s also non-GMO certified and GMP Certified.
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10,000mg aloe vera gel equivalency per softgel
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100 soft gels per bottle
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Non-GMO
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Good Manufacturing Practices certified
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Excellent value for money
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Great reviews
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Backed by a great company
Who Makes It?
NOW Foods is one of the largest companies in the health product industry. They make a whopping 1,400+ products, including supplements, natural foods and more. They have decades of industry experience and have built a reputation for excellent products and great customer support.
2. NutriWorth Organic Aloe Vera Gels
This is a top organic aloe vera supplement offering 10,000mg equivalency aloe vera per serving. It’s non-GMO and uses organic aloe vera gel.
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10,000mg aloe vera gel equivalency per softgel
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100 soft gels per bottle
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Organic
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Non-GMO
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A bit expensive
Who Makes It?
NutriWorth is a health supplement manufacturer based in Michigan. They are dedicated to the pursuit of healthier living.
3. George’s Aloe Vera Supplement
This is an aloe vera juice supplement that is free of preservatives and additives. If you prefer aloe vera juice over supplements, this is a great choice.
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128 fl oz per bottle
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The manufacturer recommends 4oz daily
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Fractionally distilled liquid from aloe vera leaves
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No preservatives or additives
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No unpleasant taste
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Can be consumed plain or mixed into beverages/shakes
Who Makes It?
George’s Aloe Vera is made by Warren Laboratories, a health company headquartered in Texas. They have been in business since 1979, and George’s Always Active Aloe Vera is their main product.
4. Aloe 80 Organics Stomach Formula
This is an effective aloe vera supplement in concentrated liquid form. It’s concentrated to 3x the strength of normal aloe vera gel, so a little bit goes a long way.
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32 fl oz per bottle
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3x concentration
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Concentrated aloe vera gel
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Formulated for stomach health
Who Makes It?
Lily of the Desert is a company specializing in aloe vera products. They grow their own aloe vera and several other plants. They have been in business since 1971.
5. Solaray Super Aloe Vera
This is a good aloe vera supplement with the equivalent of 8,000mg of fresh aloe vera gel per capsule. It’s a simple, effective product that’s backed by a reputable company.
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8,000mg aloe vera gel equivalency per softgel
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100 soft gels per bottle
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Affordable
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Backed by a reputable company
Who Makes It?
Solaray is a division of Nutraceutical, the parent company that produces a huge range of supplements and health products. In fact, they produce almost 1,000 unique products!
6. Pharm-Aloe 100% Freeze Dried Aloe Vera
This is a supplement product offering freeze-dried aloe vera leaf juice. It provides a concentrated dose of 450mg per capsule and is minimally processed.
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450mg powder per capsule
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Freeze-dried aloe vera leaf juice
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Preservative-free
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Made in the USA
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Expensive
Who Makes It?
Pharm-Aloe is a company that specifically focuses on the production and distribution of aloe vera juice products. They have been in business since 1971.
7. Merlion Naturals Organic Aloe Vera Powder
This is a unique product that offers powdered aloe vera gel in a bulk package. The powder can be mixed into drinks, put into capsules, or even used in cooking.
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8oz bag of aloe vera powder
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USDA Certified Organic
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Can be used in drinks and foods
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Satisfaction guaranteed
Who Makes It?
Merlion Naturals is a manufacturer of herbs, spices, dried flowers, and tea ingredients. They are based in India but have operations around the world.
8. Nature’s Way Aloe Vera
This is a unique aloe vera latex supplement that also adds fennel. This product uses the latex from aloe vera, instead of the standard gel. The addition of fennel is thought to boost the efficacy of the aloe latex, although this isn’t definitely proven in clinical trials.
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140mg aloe vera latex per serving
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100 capsules per serving
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Added fennel
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Non-GMO verified
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Latex instead of aloe vera gel
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Affordable
Who Makes It?
Nature’s Way is a large supplement company that was the first to become Tru-ID Certified. That means they utilize a third-party testing program to ensure the authenticity of all their herbal products.
9. Puritan’s Pride Aloe Vera Extract
This is a simple supplement with 25mg per capsule (equivalent to 5000mg of raw aloe vera gel). The dosage is lower than average, but it’s also cheaper.
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5,000mg aloe vera equivalency per dose
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100 soft gels per bottle
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Rapid release soft gels
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Satisfaction guaranteed
Who Makes It?
Puritan’s Pride is a supplement manufacturer based in Oakdale, New York. They have been in business since 1973.
10. Herbal Secrets Aloe Vera
This is a simple and good aloe vera supplement with a 5,000mg equivalent dose per capsule.
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5,000mg aloe vera equivalency per dose
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Made in the USA
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Third-party tested
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Good Manufacturing Practice certified
Who Makes It?
Herbal Secrets is a manufacturer of herbal and health supplements. They currently offer more than 100 all-natural herbal products.
Ⅹ. Aloe Vera Related Researches
1. Aloe: Uses, Side Effects, Interactions, Dosage, and Warning
Website: www.webmd.com
2. ALOE VERA: A SHORT REVIEW - NCBI - NIH
By Author Amar Surjushe, Resham Vasani, and D G Saple|Indian J Dermatol. 2008| 53(4): 163–166.
Website: www.nccih.nih.gov
4. Aloin, a Component of the Aloe Vera Plant Leaf, Induces Pathological Changes and Modulates the Composition of Microbiota
By Author Mary D. Boudrea,Greg R. Olson,Volodymyr P. Tryndyak,Matthew S. Bryant,Robert P. Felton,† and Frederick A.| Beland TOXICOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 158(2), 2017, 302–318
5. Best Aloe Vera Supplements – Top 10 Brands Reviewed for 2020
Website:www.top10supps.com