Aloe origned from arab words allcoh,a traditional herb from ancient Egypt,its effects identified by people of ancient Egypt and called as Secret Plant.

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Curacao aloes Extract INCI Name Aloe Barbadensis Extract CAS 85507-69-3 EINECS ELINCS No 287-390-8 aloes extract Aloe vera extract Aloe barbadensis Miller Aloe ferox Mille Chirukattali extract photo picture image arrowitembigName:Curacao aloes Extract.
 Serie No:P085
 Specifications:10:1.TLC
 INCI Name:ALOE BARBADENSIS EXTRACT
 EINECS/ELINCS No.:287-390-8
 CAS:85507-69-3
 Chem/IUPAC Name:Aloe Barbadensis Extract is an extract of the leaves of the aloe, Aloe barbadensis, Liliaceae
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Cleansing effect.
Digestive system and irritable bowel syndrome.Ulcers.
Skin healer.Beauty treatment.Burns.Skin conditions.
Immune-boosting and antiviral properties.
Laxative/constipation.
Antifungal and antibacterial effects.
Blood sugar.
Immune stimulant.
Epithelial tissues effects.
Vitanmins and Phytochemicals.

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Aloe origned from arab words "allcoh", a traditional herb from ancient Egypt,its effects identified by people of ancient Egypt and called as "Secret Plant".
Aloe vera has been in use for thousands of years, and is mentioned in records as long ago as 1750 B.C.Use of the plant is thought to have originated in Egypt or the Middle East. It was reputedly used in Egyptian embalming procedures, as drawings of Aloe vera have been found on cave walls in the region. Legend has it that Aloe vera was one of Cleopatra's secrets for keeping her skin soft. Pliny and Dioscorides of ancient Greece wrote of the healing effects of this plant. Additionally, Alexander the Great is said to have acquired Madagascar so that he could utilize the Aloe vera growing there to treat soldiers' wounds.
Dosage:60-250mg.

dotarrowsg1Safety and Toxicity:

Toxicity:Aloe Polysaccharides.Acute Toxicity.LD50,Lethal dose,50 percent death,Rat.Oral.>5g/kg;Mice.Oral.>10 g/kg.Generally very safe.
Toxicity:Aloe Powder.Acute Toxicity.LD50,Lethal dose,50 percent death,Mice.Oral.>10 g/kg.Generally very safe.
Aloe vera gel is generally safe for topical use, but it is best to apply it to a small area first to test for possible allergic reaction.
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citations1.Aloe origned from arab words allcoh,a traditional herb from ancient Egypt,its effects identified by people of ancient Egypt and called as Secret Plant.

last edit date:09th,Nov.2009.