Aloe uses

Some uses of Aloe found on http://www.hepatitiscfree.com/aloe_vera_book.htm · They become incorporated into the cellular membrane and make the cell more resistant to viruses and pathogenic bacteria.

· They improve overall cellular metabolism and functioning.

· They have anti-inflammatory properties.

· They provide critical lubrication of joints; helping to prevent arthritis and to heal it once it has developed.

· They aid in the absorption of water, minerals, and nutrients in the GI track.

· They improve macrophage (white blood cells) activity making them up to ten times more effective in engulfing foreign matter.

· They enhance the macrophage's effectiveness in modulating the entire immune system.

· They enhance the macrophage's effectiveness to stimulate and direct the production and release of antibodies (increasing the body's own production of interferon, interleukins and more).

· They increase the number of antibody forming T-cells in the spleen and increase the number and activity of killer T-cell and monocyte activity.

· They are responsible for aloe's special penetration properties.

· In conjunction with their cellular detoxification support and immune enhancement, they improve allergic reactions.

· They stimulate bone marrow activity.

· They stimulate the fibroblasts to release collagen and elastin to make new tissue (inside and out).

· The mucopolysaccharides in aloe vera enhance the functioning of the entire immune system, and repair and detoxify the digestive and elimination systems of the body.