A drug Aloe Extract- a tool that regulates metabolic processes in the body.
The drug stimulates metabolism, increases the body's resistance to extreme irritations, stress, infectious diseases, normalizes the physiological functions of the body, promotes regeneration processes.
Pharmacokinetics.
Not studied.
Indications for use
In ophthalmic practice Aloe Extract used to treat blepharitis, conjunctivitis, keratitis, vitreous opacity, myopic chorioretinitis, iritis, retinitis pigmentosa, inflammation of the vascular tract of the eye, optic nerve atrophy, progressive myopia, trachoma.A drug Aloe Extract also prescribed in the treatment of stomach ulcers and 12 duodenal ulcers, inflammatory diseases of the peripheral nervous system, bronchial asthma, cicatricial tissue changes, trophic skin ulcers of various origins, scleroderma, tuberculous lesions. Inflammatory diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, accompanied by constipation and a decrease in secretory activity; acute diseases of the upper respiratory tract, dermatitis of various etiologies, burns, chronic inflammatory diseases of the female genital organs, prostatitis (as part of complex therapy), demyelinating diseases, residual effects of polyneuritis, strokes.
Mode of application
Aloe Extract - solution for injection is administered subcutaneously. Enter daily 1 ml.The maximum dose per day, if necessary, is 3-4 ml.
Children are administered: up to 5 years - 0.2 - 0.3 ml, over 5 years - 0.5 ml.
The course of treatment is 30 - 50 injections.
A second course of therapy - after a 2 - 3-month break.
With tuberculous lesions of the respiratory tract, the introduction of the drug begins with 0.2 ml, gradually increasing the dose.
In bronchial asthma, 1 - 1.5 ml is administered daily for 10 - 15 days, and in the future - 1 time in 2 days. The course of treatment - 30 - 35 injections.
Side effects
A drug Aloe Extract can cause skin rashes, fever, a feeling of a rush of blood to the pelvic organs, increased menstrual bleeding, possible dyspepsia, abdominal pain.Contraindications
Contraindications to the use of the drug Aloe Extract are:- Severe cardiovascular diseases, arterial hypertension, complicated forms of nephrosonephritis, acute disorders of the digestive system, diarrhea, hemorrhoids, intestinal obstruction, Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, appendicitis, abdominal pain of unknown origin.
- Severe diseases of the cardiovascular system, acute diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, impaired liver function, diffuse glomerulonephritis.
- Age up to 5 years.
Pregnancy
It is contraindicated to use Aloe Extract during pregnancy (especially II trimester), increased uterine tone during pregnancy.Interactions with other drugs:
With the simultaneous use Aloe Extract and thiazide diuretics, loop diuretics, licorice preparations, corticosteroids increases the risk of developing potassium deficiency.
Overdose
Symptoms of acute drug overdose Aloe Extract no.With prolonged use of aloe extract, a decrease in the content of potassium in the body is possible, which can enhance the effect of cardiac glycosides and antiarrhythmic drugs.
Storage conditions
Store in a place protected from light and out of the reach of children, at a temperature of 15-25 0 C.The presence of turbidity is allowed, during storage it precipitates, which, when the ampoule is shaken, turns into a uniform turbidity.
Shelf life - 3 years.
Release form
Aloe Extract - solution for injections.Packing: in ampoules of 1 ml No. 10 in a box.
Composition:
1 ml Aloe Extract concentrate 0.7 ml.
Excipients: sodium chloride, water for injection.
Additionally
For painful injections, the drug is administered after a preliminary injection of 0.5 ml of a 0.5% solution of novocaine.Aloe Extract potentiates the action of laxatives, as well as drugs that stimulate hematopoiesis.
Use with caution when administered subcutaneously in children.
The ability to influence the reaction rate when driving vehicles or operating other mechanisms.
During treatment, care must be taken when driving vehicles and during other potentially hazardous activities that require increased concentration and speed of psychomotor reactions.
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| Name: | ALOE EXTRACT |
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In this article, we will discuss all aspects of the use of the aloe drug.
by application
- The drug "Aloe" contains a substance such as anthraquinone, due to which it has an excellent biological stimulant. In addition, the drug is a good antioxidant, because it contains vitamins C, vitamins B and E.
- Aloe acts like immunostimulator, It has anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic action . It's good preventive remedy against seasonal inflammatory diseases, due to antiviral and anti-inflammatory actions
- The drug is widely used for cosmetic purposes , well cleanses the skin from acne and has a beneficial effect on its general condition .
Also, this drug improves the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract (digestion, absorption of nutrients, vitamins and trace elements) - It has a beneficial effect on the dissolution and excretion of salts from the kidneys and gallbladder.
- Aloe has a good effect on vision and microcirculation eyes with infectious diseases of the organs of vision
Indications for use
Aloe is indicated to be taken in the following cases:
In combined treatment for colds and inflammatory diseases and for their prevention
Diseases of the skin, which are inflammatory or infectious in nature in a chronic or acute form of their manifestation
Dermatitis and deramtoses of various origins (psoriasis, neurodermatitis, eczema)
Gastroenteritis and gastritis
Chronic pathologies of the gastrointestinal tract
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
How preventive drug in the treatment of peptic ulcer
With stomatitis, inflammatory diseases of the oral cavity
With long-term non-healing infected wounds in the composition multicomponent treatment
For treatment as part of a combined treatment of inflammatory diseases of the organs of vision and with developing myopia
In the complex treatment of asthma and pulmonary tuberculosis
This drug has found a wide range of uses in many pathologies and cosmetic problems .
How Aloe works
To date, the mechanism of action of this drug is not reliably clear, however, many individual components of scientists identified.
Aloe Gel contains a substance that has a softening effect - the substance bradykininase,. Relieves itching magnesium lactate. The drug has vasodilating action, which improves local blood circulation and thereby increases the healing rate of the damaged area. 
Research results are also testify about the bactericidal action of the drug, about its antifungal and antiviral activity. Aloe prevents the reproduction of harmful microorganisms.
Release form
Aloe has many forms of release:
fresh aloe juice
Syrup
Aloe Vera Gel
Liquid extract (ampoules)
Tablets
Each form has its own range of applications.
Juice Aloe
Aloe plant juice is used for gastritis and gastroenteritis inside, during constipation and enterocolitis. Outwardly, the juice has found its application in acute purulent or chronic infectious diseases of the skin.
Aloe Syrup
The syrup is used for anemia, with a lack of iron in the blood of various origins.
Aloe Vera Gel
Aloe Vera gel is used for burns, for the prevention of skin lesions by radiation therapy, for inflammatory diseases of the mucous membranes and skin.
Liquid Aloe Extract
Aloe liquid extract is prescribed for inflammation of the prostate gland, with inflammation gynecological aspect, inflammatory diseases of the respiratory system, gastrointestinal tract, organs of vision. Aloe injections are used to stimulate the immune system.
Aloe tablets
Aloe in tableted form is prescribed for the treatment of myopathic chorioretinitis and in multicomponent treatment of myopia.
Aloe: method of application and dosage
As Aloe juice it is applied half an hour before meals inside, one spoonful three times a day, I use the juice as a lotion externally. The course of treatment is from 14 to 30 days.
Aloe Syrup appoint inside half or 1 teaspoon, dissolved in a quarter glass of water for 1 dose for 14 days to 30 days.
Aloe Vera Gel during radiation therapy, it is recommended to apply after irradiation to the skin of the affected area. For medicinal purposes - on the affected area with a thin layer 3 times a day, applying a gauze bandage on top. For gynecological treatment, it is recommended to apply the gel to the affected area 2 times a day.
liquid extract prescribed by injection of 1 ml up to 4 injections per day, depending on the volume inflammatory process . For children under 5 years old, the dose is 0.3 ml, over 5 years old at a dose of 0.5 ml. The course of treatment is from 30 to 50 injections. Chickens can be repeated after 2-3 months.
Aloe tablets taken orally 30 minutes before meals, 1 tablet 4 times a day. The course lasts 1 month, you can repeat the course of treatment after 3 months - half a year.
Aloe contraindications
Application contraindicated when :
Allergic reaction to drug ingredients
during pregnancy
During the feeding period
For acute bowel disease
At predispositions to diarrhea
Before you start taking the drug, be sure to consult your doctor.
Aloe overdose
The only thing that can be noted when the dose of the drug is exceeded is an increase in side effects such as diarrhea or an allergic reaction.
Aloe analogues
There is no direct similar analogue to this drug, it can only be replaced by a complex of vitamins, antibiotics, antiseptics and immunostimulators. There are various variations of this tool, the name of which depends on the manufacturer:
Aloe Tree Syrup
Aloe extract
Aloe extract – Darnitsa
Vitamins Gamma (syrup)
Warning
- When using the Aloe Vera medicinal product externally in the form of an ointment, side effects are practically not observed, however, in case of deterioration or itching, it is necessary to stop using the liniment. At the same time, this area does not require special processing.
- Do not use the drug in the treatment postoperative seams. This will definitely prolong their healing time.
The juice of a medicinal plant may not be sufficiently purified and may not contain a large amount of plant fiber components, which can have a laxative effect. In the event of sensations of intestinal cramps and loose stools, juice intake should be stopped immediately. - Necessarily consult with your doctor if you have concomitant diseases that require continuous use of other drugs (blood sugar lowering drugs, diuretics, heart drugs, steroid drugs)
- Do not start taking the drug orally in patients with heart rhythm disturbances, diabetes mellitus, patients with kidney or heart pathology
Video: Aloe food, medicine, cosmetics
Some facts about the product:
Instructions for use
Price in the online pharmacy site: from 59
Some facts
The medicine contains vitamins, microelements, which have a beneficial effect on the functioning of the body. For the first time the plant was used in the countries of the Arab Emirates.
Aloe extract liquid is a medicine based on herbal ingredients. The tool effectively eliminates inflammatory processes, improves regeneration processes, stimulates the activity of the gastrointestinal tract. Favorably affects the development of beneficial intestinal microflora.
Pharmacological properties
Aloe extract liquid improves the activity of the digestive system, normalizes appetite, restores the secretory activity of the glands. After use, the drug, once in the stomach, undergoes transformation processes. The bioavailability of the drug is maximum. The active ingredients bind to plasma proteins. The maximum concentration occurs after thirty minutes. It is excreted from the body along with decay products. Metabolites enter through the digestive and excretory system. It does not have a toxic effect on the hepatic system. The tool exhibits anti-inflammatory, regenerating effect, increases immunity and resistance to infections of the body. The drug is used in the treatment of diseases of the digestive tract, skin. Plant components have an irritating effect, which causes a laxative effect, constipation or impaired defecation is eliminated. Chemical components contain enzymes, monosaccharides, aminocarboxylic acids, resins, salicylic acid, B vitamins, vitamin C. These components have an immunostimulating effect on the body, increase the activity of protective forces. The drug increases the activity of the immune system, restores the balance of bacteria in the intestines, improves calcium absorption, reduces the processes of destruction and oppression of the body. Normalizes the processes of oxidation and reduction. The medicine has a stimulating effect on the digestive glands, improves the production of bile, and prevents its stagnation. The solution is used for the treatment of female diseases, which manifest themselves in the form of inflammatory diseases. The medicine is popular in gynecology and urology. Vitamins improve the transport of nutrients and restore the physiological activity of the body. The medicinal substance exhibits antimicrobial properties, improves the excretion of decay products. The medicine exhibits protective properties for the skin, improves the absorption of nutrients and stimulates metabolism. The medicine improves appetite and intestinal motility. Reduces the risk of age-related diabetes, improves protein transport. With periodic use, increased pigmentation of the skin (freckles) is reduced.
Composition and form of release
Aloe extract liquid is available as a solution. The solution is used for injection. The composition of the solution includes an active substance - an extract of fresh and released aloe leaves. The solution is aqueous, it was kept at a low temperature in a dark place without the penetration of sunlight. The dose is one milliliter. The solution is placed in ampoules. The solution is sterile. The dosage of ampoules is one milliliter. Ampoules are placed in a box with instructions for use. There are ten ampoules in a box.
Indications for use
The indications of the medicine are the therapy of diseases of the organs of vision: myopia, inflammation of the conjunctiva, inflammation of the iris, cornea of the eye, discoloration of the vitreous body. Treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract: stomach disease with the formation of ulcers, duodenal disease with the formation of ulcers, frequent constipation, inflammatory diseases of the stomach, accompanied by low acidity, chronic inflammation of the large intestine. It is prescribed for the treatment of bronchial asthma. A medication is shown for the treatment of skin pathologies. A remedy is used for the treatment of gynecological diseases that occur with inflammatory processes.
Side effects
Side effects of the drug are expressed in the form of an allergic reaction to the constituent components, the appearance of nausea and vomiting. Perhaps the appearance of anaphylactic shock or Quincke's edema. Some patients experience indigestion, malaise, increased fatigue. If side effects occur, seek medical attention. Injections with medicine are given only by a medical specialist in a hospital setting.
Contraindications
Contraindications for injections are the presence of cardiac pathology, altered blood pressure, pathology of the gallbladder and liver, prolonged intestinal disorders. It is not used in patients with impaired activity of the renal system. Do not use the medicine while expecting a baby, breastfeeding, in children under eighteen years of age.
Application during pregnancy
The use of the drug during pregnancy and breastfeeding is not recommended. The active component causes irritation of the large intestine (to stimulate the act of defecation), due to this effect, a pregnant woman may experience a side effect (increased tone of the uterine body). During breastfeeding with mother's milk, the medicinal substance passes to the baby. The baby may develop flatulence, indigestion, loose stools.
Method and features of application
The drug is used for injection. Injections are given subcutaneously. The dosage of the solution and the duration of use depend on the type of disease, they are determined by the attending physician. The course of therapy is up to one calendar month. Re-introduction is possible after three months. Injections are put down only by a medical specialist of the appropriate qualification in a hospital setting. If injections are manifested by severe pain, then you can first anesthetize the injection site. The solution in ampoules is sterile, the ampoule is opened only before the injection.
Alcohol compatibility
To avoid aggravating diseases Aloe extract liquid should not be combined with alcohol. Avoid alcohol during injections. Ethanol has a detrimental effect on the body.
Interaction with other drugs
Aloe liquid extract is not compatible with all drug groups. With prolonged injections, the content of potassium in the blood decreases. The drug increases the activity of cardiac glycosides. Increases the pharmacological properties of antiarrhythmic drugs. Promotes the leaching of potassium from the body, if combined with diuretics and licorice extract. The medicine enhances the effect of laxatives and medicines that thin the blood. Before using combination therapy, the instructions for use and drug interactions should be studied.
Overdose
An overdose of the drug is manifested in the appearance of an allergic reaction, indigestion. In some patients, reflux of the contents of the stomach into the esophagus, pain in the stomach was found. If the drug is used in gynecology, women may experience severe menstrual bleeding, increased uterine tone (as a result of side effects). In pain-sensitive individuals, marked pain is noted during the injection.
Analogues
Aloe liquid extract has no analogues. There are similar drugs for pharmacological effects: Aloe (solution for oral administration) and Aloe liniment (mass for external application to the skin). Before using the solution and the mass, you need to consult a specialist.
Terms of sale
The solution can be bought at a pharmacy with a doctor's prescription. The prescription form is certified by a seal.
Storage conditions
The medicine must be stored at a temperature of eighteen to twenty degrees, without exposure to sunlight. The solution in ampoules is sterile, do not break the integrity of the ampoules. Keep within reach of small children. The shelf life is three years.
Update: October 2018
Aloe is more than 500 species of succulent plants of the Xanthorrheaceae family. Especially common on the Arabian Peninsula in Africa. Of all its many species, about 15 have medicinal value, the most famous are aloe vera or present, whose homeland is the Mediterranean, and agave or tree aloe, which is cultivated from a wild African species.
Aloe preparations have been used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes for more than 3000 years, externally and internally. The plant is a natural biostimulant. The healing properties and contraindications of aloe are described in many medical works, but the study of the plant does not stop to this day.
Morphological description
The appearance of aloe is very diverse, from miniature ornamental plants to trees 8-10 meters high. All of its species are characterized by xiphoid leaves extending from the base-stem, along the edge of which there are rather sharp spikes. The color of the leaves ranges from pale green to deep green. The roots are fibrous, located near the surface.
From the stem 1 time in 2-3 years, from January to April, a long peduncle grows with flowers from red to white, which are collected in a multi-flowered dense brush. The aloe flower has a rich smell that can cause headaches. The fruit is a cylindrical box.
In artificial conditions, it reproduces with the help of children or shoots, which quickly release roots in water. In the natural environment, it reproduces both by seeds and by children. It is a light and moisture-loving plant, not resistant to cold.
Plant leaf features
Aloe leaves have an unusual structure and include a gelatinous gel-like core surrounded by a layer of juice and a thin, strong skin. Leaves can accumulate large amounts of water, greatly increasing in size. To preserve moisture, the leaves close the pores, which prevents the evaporation of water if it is insufficiently supplied from outside. With prolonged drought, the size of the leaves visually decreases due to the consumption of the moisture reserve. Also, in adverse conditions, the plant discards the lower leaves in order to save life.
Difference Between Aloe Vera and Agave
In addition to external morphological features, plants differ in composition. So, aloe vera is characterized by more fleshy leaves, therefore, contains more gel.
Which aloe is healthier: According to research conducted in 2011 at the Venice Scientific Institute in Italy, it was found that homemade aloe is 200% richer in nutrients.
In our conditions, it is easier to use the agave - an affordable and unpretentious culture for home cultivation. But you can also use a more exotic look - aloe vera, whose medicinal properties and recipes are similar to the use of the agave.
Collection and preparation of aloe
The plant accumulates a maximum of useful substances by the age of five. The lower and middle leaves are harvested, which are collected together with the stem-bearing sheaths. They are removed very carefully, excluding breakage or tearing of the leaf, at any time of the year (with home cultivation).
Fresh leaves are suitable for juice and other dosage forms - they should be stored in the refrigerator for 10-12 days before preparation for maximum disclosure of beneficial properties. At T 0 0 C, the raw material is stored for about a month: for this, the leaves are washed, dried and wrapped loosely in foil.
Dry raw materials in the shade, ventilated room, whole or cut into pieces. After drying, the leaves take on a wrinkled appearance, cellular when broken, and are very brittle. Stored in paper or fabric bags for 2 years.
The question often arises - why keep the removed sheet, why not use it fresh? Exposure allows you to get biostimulated products from the leaf: in the cold, life processes slow down, and unique biostimulants begin to be produced to maintain cell viability.
Chemical composition
- water (up to 97% of the mass);
- esters;
- traces of essential oils;
- acids: citric, cinnamon, malic, succinic, chrysophane, l-coumaric, hyaluronic, isocitric, salicylic, etc.;
- tannins;
- resins;
- flavonoids, incl. catechins;
- beta carotene;
- enzymes;
- bitterness;
- minerals: phosphorus, potassium, sodium, chlorine, calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, chromium, zinc, cobalt, etc.;
- amino acids: threonine, methionine, leucine, lysine, valine, isoleucine, phenylalanine;
- simple sugars: fructose, glucose;
- polysaccharides, incl. acemannan;
- vitamins: B1, B2, B3, B6, B9, B12, C, E, retinol, choline;
- steroid molecules: sitosterol, composterol and luteol;
- antraglycosides: nataloin, emodin, aloin, homonataloin, rabarberone;
- substances of the phenolic group, incl. anthraquinone.
The healing properties of aloe
Each therapeutic effect of a plant is determined by a group of beneficial substances contained in aloe.
- Antibacterial, incl. against staphylococci, streptococci, typhoid, intestinal, and coli, antiviral and antifungal - due to acemannan, aleolitic, phenylacrylic, chrysophane and cinnamic acids, vitamin C;
- Anti-inflammatory and antiseptic - salicylic acid, bradykininase enzyme, steroid molecules;
- Antitoxic - acemannan, aloin (a substance from anthraquinone derivatives), phenolic components, catalase enzyme;
- Antioxidant - manganese, copper, vitamins C and E, anthraquinone and phenol molecules;
- Cholagogue - zinc, selenium and components of inositol;
- Soothing - magnesium, manganese, B vitamins;
- Laxative - anthraquinone and substances of the phenolic group;
- Pain reliever - salicylic acid, the enzyme bradykininase;
- Hypoglycemic - two fractions of acemannan - Erboran A and B;
- Antiallergic - the enzyme bradykininase;
- Anticancer - aloemodin, which is an anthraquinone molecule, acemannan, antioxidant vitamins and minerals;
- Wound healing, incl. in relation to sluggish, long-term processes - vitamin C, the enzyme bradykininase;
- Regenerating - vitamin C, catalase enzyme, anthraquinone;
- Immunomodulating - due to polysaccharides, magnesium, bradykininase enzyme.
The plant enhances the secretory activity of the digestive glands (chrysic acid, sodium), normalizes metabolic processes, has a tonic, nourishing, rejuvenating and moisturizing effect on the skin by activating the growth of fibroblasts, relieves itching and irritation. Promotes the regeneration of skin lesions without scarring. Reduces blood cholesterol levels and promotes the breakdown of cholesterol plaques. Eliminates inflammation in the biliary tract, normalizes.
The use of various dosage forms of aloe
Fresh Juice
- Chronic gastritis with low acidity, tendency to constipation, colitis, diseases of the biliary tract, stimulation of digestion and appetite. It is also prescribed for prolonged coughing. Take three times a day. 1 tsp before meals.
- Tuberculosis. Take three times a day. 1 tsp before meals.
- A wide range of diseases of the skin and mucous membranes: wounds, burns, cracks, lupus, trophic ulcers, radiation skin lesions, epithelioma, herpetic eruptions,. Also helps with acne. Pathological elements are lubricated with juice 5-6 times a day.
- It is used for joints with inflammatory diseases for rubbing.
- Inflammation of the nasopharynx and gums, ulcerative stomatitis. Lubrication of lesions with juice, irrigation or turundas with juice.
- , vaginal candidiasis. Tampons saturated with juice are inserted overnight into the vagina, 2 weeks.
- Acute rhinitis. 2-5 drops in each nostril 4-5 times a day.
- Improves the body's defenses against infectious agents - 1 tsp each. morning and evening, before meals.
Sabur - evaporated juice
- Constipation is atonic and chronic.
- Stimulation of digestion.
- Choleretic effect.
Taken diluted, 0.03–0.1 g per 1 dose once a day.
Syrup
- Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract of acute and chronic course.
- Posthemorrhagic and hypochromic anemia (in combination with iron).
- Helps with intoxication, after prolonged illness to restore the body. Recommended for asthenic conditions.
Assign 1 tsp. twice or thrice a day, half an hour before meals.
Aloe extract liquid in ampoules
- Eye diseases: blepharitis, conjunctivitis, iritis, progressive myopia, etc.
- Chronic gastritis, and 12 duodenal ulcer.
- Bronchial asthma.
- Inflammatory gynecological diseases.
- General diseases with a long, chronic course (chronic arthritis, scleroderma, epilepsy, etc.).
It is intended for subcutaneous administration in a course of 25-50 injections of 1 ml (adults) and 0.5 ml (children over 5 years old) once a day. If necessary, injections are prescribed by a second course.
Aloe extract according to Fedorov, eye drops, dietary supplement
- Farsightedness and myopia;
- "Night blindness";
- Myopic chorioretinitis;
- diabetic retinopathy;
- Blepharitis;
Assign 1 drop 2-5 times a day, in each conjunctival sac.
aloe liniment
Prevention and treatment of skin lesions during radiation therapy. Apply to the affected skin 2-3 r per day, cover over with a sterile napkin.
Aloe at home - traditional medicine recipes
Improving digestion, appetite, recovery from protracted illnesses
Mix 250 g of honey with 150 g of aloe juice, add 350 g of good fortified red wine. Insist 5 days. Take 1 tbsp before meals, 4 times a day for 14 days.
Gastrointestinal diseases
Mix in a ceramic container: 15 g of aloe juice, 100 g of liquid honey, 100 g of liquid goose fat, 100 g of cocoa. 1 tbsp. at the reception, dissolved in 200 ml of hot milk, between meals.
Tuberculosis
4 stalks of aloe, aged 10 days, crushed and mixed with 1 bottle of red wine or 1 liter of alcohol, leave for 4 days. Take 100 ml (wine) or 40 drops (alcohol) three times a day.
Oncological diseases
Aloe preparations are recommended for a short course, up to 30 days maximum. Fresh formulations should be prepared, stored for no more than 5 days in the refrigerator (with long-term storage, finished aloe preparations lose their healing powers). Use aloe with high quality honey. Dilute honey with aloe juice in 1:5. Take 1 tsp. three times a day. before meals. The same mixture can be lubricated on the skin before a session of radiation therapy.
Infectious and allergic rhinitis, incl. with a cold in children
Squeeze the juice from the leaf and strain. Clear the nasal passages from the mucous contents and then instill 1-3 drops into each nostril after 3-4 hours. A similar method is used for sinusitis, only 5-6 drops of juice are instilled.
Inflammatory diseases of the throat (pharyngitis, laryngitis, tonsillitis)
Mix juice and warm boiled water 1:1. Gargle with the mixture 3-5 times a day. After the procedure, drink warm milk with 1 tsp. aloe juice.
Inflammatory and other eye diseases
Aloe juice 1 ml pour 150 ml of hot water, cool and rinse with eye infusion 3-4 times a day.
Inflammatory gum disease
100 g of crushed leaves insist in a sealed container for 60 minutes, strain. Use for mouthwash.
From diabetes
Take fresh juice 1 tsp. three times a day before meals. You can dilute it in water.
Chronic constipation
Grind about 150 g of aloe leaves, removing the thorns, add 300 g of liquid warm honey to the gruel, leave for a day, heat and strain. Take 1 tsp. an hour before meals daily in the morning.
Aloe for hemorrhoids
Treatment is carried out without exacerbation, in the absence of bleeding from the nodes. Especially effective in the early stages.
Candles . Coat a piece of leaf pulp without skin and thorns with a mixture of honey and butter, enter into the rectum. Repeat twice, morning and evening.
Decoction for lotions and compresses: Grind 5 leaves of the plant and pour 500 ml of water, put in a water bath for a quarter of an hour. Moisten clean gauze in the cooled broth and apply to the knots for 15 minutes (lotion) or half an hour, covering with cellophane (compress). You can moisten a gauze swab in the decoction and gently put it in the anus for half an hour (with internal localization).
Skin injuries: wounds, abrasions, ulcers, frostbite
Mix honey and fresh juice 1:1, add medical alcohol - 1 tbsp. per 200 ml of the mixture, store in the refrigerator. Lubricate the damage 3-4 times a day, lay a clean cotton napkin on top.
Dilated capillaries, skin redness, wrinkles
Every evening, apply aloe juice to cleansed face skin, beat it well with your fingers for 1-2 minutes. Course - 12 procedures, every other day. To prevent skin aging, frostbite, sunburn, dryness, you can take an aloe leaf, cut it lengthwise, remove the thorns and lubricate the cleansed skin with the mucous side in the morning or evening 1-2 r per week.
Aloe for hair
To stimulate growth, strengthen, from. 1 tbsp boil chopped leaves for 10 minutes in 500 ml of water, cool and strain. Wipe the scalp with a decoction 2-3 times a week, do not rinse. A mask is made from hair loss - gruel from crushed leaves is rubbed into the roots of the hair, covered with cellophane and left for 20 minutes, rinsed with warm water.
To keep skin youthful
Aloe mask: 1 tbsp. sour cream ~ 20% mixed with 1 tsp. aloe juice and 1 tsp. yolk. Mix and apply on the face and neck, when the first layer dries - another layer and so on for 20 minutes. Rinse with water of contrast temperature. Repeat once a week. Suitable for any skin type. You can add 1 drop of juice to your usual face cream or eye gel.
Sexual impotence, impotence
- Mix in equal parts: aloe juice, butter, goose fat, dry powder. Heat the mixture without boiling. Take 1 tablespoon, three times a day, dissolved in 200 ml of hot milk, 30 minutes before meals. Keep refrigerated.
- Mix: 30 grams of chopped parsley seeds, 350 ml of red wine, 100 grams of chopped rose hips, 250 grams of honey and 150 grams of aloe juice. Leave for 2 weeks, shaking the contents once a day. Take 1 tbsp. three times a day before meals.
Contraindications
- Acute disorders of the digestive function;
- Hypersensitivity to aloe;
- Severe diseases of the cardiovascular system;
- Chronic diseases in the acute stage;
- Hemorrhoidal and uterine bleeding, menstruation (especially laxatives from the plant);
- Pregnancy (internal intake);
- Children's age up to 3 years. Outwardly - it is possible from the year, but 2 times lower concentration.
Side effects and overdose
Failure to comply with the dosage of plant preparations, especially juice, leads to an overdose of antiglycosides and can cause poisoning, the symptoms of which are diarrhea with blood and mucous membranes, inflammation of the intestines, tenesmus, blood in the urine. Pregnant women may have a miscarriage.
Long-term internal use of whole leaves, with a peel, is fraught with the development of oncology, since the peel contains aloin, a substance that is a carcinogen in large doses. So, in an experiment conducted by American specialists as part of the National Toxicological Program, about half of the rats that were given high doses of a plant extract obtained from a whole leaf developed benign and malignant tumors in the large intestine.
Pharmaceutical and cosmetic preparations - a storehouse of useful substances or another trick of the gullible population
On the shelves of pharmacies and shops you can find numerous preparations and products containing aloe vera or aloe arborescens. Such "whales" of cosmetic products as SCHWARZKOPF, ST. IVES SWISS BEAUTY, ORIFLAME, HLAVIN, LEK COSMETICS produce whole lines of aloe-based products that are in demand.
However, in the course of numerous studies by American and Israeli scientists, it was found that during long-term storage and conservation, many valuable plant substances are destroyed or lose their biological activity. At the same time, the healing effect of the plant, as a natural biostimulant, is based on the complex cumulative action of all its components, which do not provide value individually, because contained in relatively small quantities. It turns out that bioactive substances potentiate each other, providing the proper therapeutic effect.
From this it should be concluded that home-made, properly prepared and stored aloe preparations are more effective than synthesized products and drugs from aloe that have been processed and preserved.
Liquid aloe extract for injection is a drug that has been tested by life itself. As a biostimulant, it has been used in medicine for many years. The drug helps to strengthen the protective functions of the body and helps to improve metabolism. Our great-grandmothers knew about the properties of aloe, they successfully used it in the treatment of various diseases.
Biogenic stimulants, what is it?
In the thirties of the last century, Academician V.P. Filatov proposed to call "biogenic stimulants" a group of substances synthesized under certain conditions in certain tissues of plant and animal origin. Biostimulants promote rapid tissue repair and have a general stimulating effect on the body.
These substances are synthesized only when tissues fall into unfavorable conditions (for example, if you tear off an aloe leaf and keep it dark) and are considered as adaptation (adaptation) of the tissue to conditions unfavorable for the plant.
Biostimulants that are used in medicine for the treatment of various diseases include some substances of animal (placental suspension), vegetable (aloe extract) origin, as well as those obtained from peat (peat) and some muds (humizol, peloidin, FIBS).
How does aloe extract work?
Aloe extract is a brown-red or light yellow sterile liquid with a slight fruity odor. It is an aqueous extract of dried, fresh or canned aloe vera leaves. Aloe extract when administered subcutaneously normalizes blood composition, has a diuretic, antiseptic, tonic and tonic effect.
The drug is able to compensate for the lack of iron in the body, improve the protective functions of granular leukocytes and metabolism in tissue cells, have a positive effect on the restoration and nutrition of tissues, increase the resistance of mucous membranes to various injuries and help the body adapt to the environment.
Indications for use
Aloe liquid extract is prescribed in the treatment of prostatitis, infectious and inflammatory processes in the female genital organs, bronchial asthma, stomach ulcers, duodenal ulcers, vitreous opacities, progressive myopia, chronic sluggish inflammatory eye diseases and some other eye diseases.
Also, aloe extract, as a stimulant of immunity and regenerative processes, is used for diseases of the skin (burns, radiation injuries, trophic ulcers, furunculosis, keloid scars). Sometimes aloe is used for hearing loss and tuberculosis.
Contraindications for use
Aloe extract injections are contraindicated in pregnancy, severe kidney disease, acute intestinal infections, high blood pressure, serious cardiovascular diseases and any oncological diseases (stimulates tumor growth).
Dosage and administration
Aloe extract is injected subcutaneously, one milliliter every day. The course of treatment consists of an average of thirty injections. The attending physician may extend the treatment or repeat the course after two or three months. Babies under five years old are injected with 0.2 - 0.3 milliliters, children after five years old - 0.5 milliliters each.
In the treatment of bronchial asthma, aloe extract is used in the following way: for two weeks, one milliliter daily, then the same dosage is administered every two days. The course of treatment is thirty injections.
Side effects
As a rule, patients tolerate the drug well, but the injections themselves are painful. With prolonged use of aloe extract, a decrease in the level of potassium in the blood is possible, which enhances the effect of certain drugs, for example, antiarrhythmic drugs and cardiac glycosides.
The temperature may also rise, blood pressure may rise, and allergic reactions may occur. Aloe liquid extract, although a somewhat forgotten drug, is still successfully used in the treatment of various diseases.
