HERBALIFE ALOE PLUS

Aloe Vera, a short-stemmed shrub, is sometimes described as a “wonder plant”. Aloe is a group that comprises more than 500 species of blossoming succulent plants. Many Aloes occur in North Africa naturally. The leaves of Aloe Vera are erect, succulent, and are arranged as a dense rosette. The gel obtained from the plant's leaves serves many uses in the day-to-day life of many people.

A lot of scientific study over the last few years has been conducted on Aloe Vera regarding several claimed therapeutic properties. We will study some of the advantages of Aloe Vera in the details below.

About Aloe Vera-      

Aloe Vera gel has numerous medicinal properties and is frequently used in creams and lotions. Aloe Vera has been used for centuries and is currently more popular than ever according to Kew Gardens, England's royal botanical center of excellence. The plants of Aloe Vera are nurtured worldwide, primarily as a crop for "Aloe gel," which comes from the leaf.

Aloe Vera is nowadays widely used in:

• Food – Aloe Vera is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a flavoring.
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• Food supplements.
• Herbal remedies.

The record of human use for Aloe Vera in the earliest times comes from the Ebers Papyrus (an Egyptian medical record) from the16th century BC. According to a study published in the Indian Journal of Dermatology, they called Aloe Vera "that plant of immortality" in ancient Egypt. The authors of the journal also stated that the plant has been used therapeutically for many centuries in China, India, Greece, Egypt, Mexico, and Japan.

What are the benefits of Aloe Vera?

The medicinal claims made about Aloe Vera, as with many other plants and herbs, are limitless. Some are backed by severe scientific researches while some others are not. We will focus mainly on those that are backed by scientific studies.

1. Teeth and gums 

A study that was published in General Dentistry, reported that Aloe Vera in tooth gels works as effectively as toothpaste in fighting cavities.

In the research, Aloe Vera gel was compared to the germ-fighting ability of two popular toothpastes. It was found that the gel was just as good, and in some cases even better than the sought-after toothpastes at controlling cavity-causing oral bacteria.

The authors of the research explained that the latex in Aloe contains anthraquinones, compounds that actively heal and reduce pain through natural anti-inflammatory properties.

The scientists, however also warned that not all Aloe gels they analyzed contained the proper form of Aloe Vera - they must contain the even out gel that is present in the center of the plant to be effective.

2. Constipation 

The use of Aloe Vera for the treatment of constipation was approved by Germany's regulatory agency for herbs. Dosages of 50-200 milligrams of Aloe latex approved by Commission E are commonly taken in liquid or capsule form once daily for up to ten days.

However, it was stated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2002 that there is not enough data on the safety and effectiveness of Aloe products; so, in the U.S., they cannot be sold to treat constipation.

3. Diabetes-induced foot ulcers

A study that was carried out at the Sinhgad College of Pharmacy, India, and was later published in the International Wound Journal made observations at Aloe's ability to treat ulcers.

It was reported that a gel formed with carbopol 974p (1 percent) and Aloe Vera, together promote substantial wound healing and closure in diabetic rats in comparison to the commercial product and provides a favorable product to be used in diabetes-induced foot ulcers.

4. Depression, learning, and memory - an animal experiment

A study that was published in Nutritional Neuros cience established that Aloe Vera reduced depression and improved memory in mice.

After carrying out trials on laboratory mice, they came to the conclusion that Aloe Vera improves learning and memory, and also eases depression in mice.

More studies are required to establish if humans might also receive the same benefits as mice.

5. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

A randomized human trial carried out at St. George's Hospital Medical School, London, United Kingdom examined Aloe and IBS. Their results were issued in the International Journal of Clinical Practice. Participants with IBS were given either placebo or Aloe Vera. After three months, there were no noteworthy differences in symptoms of diarrhea.

However, the researchers wrote:

"There was no evidence that Aloe Vera benefits patients with IBS. However, we could not rule out the possibility that improvement occurred in patients with diarrhea or alternating Irritable bowel syndrome whilst taking Aloe Vera. Further investigations are warranted in patients with diarrhea-predominant Irritable bowel syndrome, in a less complex group of patients."

What is Herbalife?

Herbalife Nutrition Ltd., formerly known as Herbalife Ltd., which was started on April 4, 2002, is a global nutrition company that develops and sells weight management, sports and fitness, healthy meals and snacks, energy and targeted nutritional products, as well as personal care products. Our operating segments are based on geographical operations in six regions: North America; South and Central America; Mexico; Europe, the Middle East, and Africa; Asia Pacific, and China. The products of our Company are categorized into five groups: weight management, energy, sports and fitness, targeted nutrition, outer nutrition, and literature, promotional and other.

The weight management product category of Herbalife includes meal replacement, drink mixes, protein shakes, weight loss enhancers and healthy snacks. The products under the weight management category's include Formula 1 Healthy Meal, Protein Drink Mix, Herbal Tea Concentrate, Total Control, Personalized Protein Powder, Prolessa Duo, and Protein Bars. The targeted nutrition product category includes dietary and nutritional supplements containing vitamins, minerals herbs, and other natural ingredients. The fitness, energy and sports and product category include Herbalife24 product line, H3O hydration drink and Liftoff energy drink. The outer nutrition product category includes body care, facial skincare, and hair care products. The outer nutrition product category's representative products include Herbalife SKIN line, Herbal Aloe Bath and Body Careline,  Skin Activator anti-aging line, Radiant C antioxidant skincare line and NouriFusion multivitamin skincare line. The literature, promotional and other product category includes sales tools, start-up kits, and educational materials. The literature, promotional and other product category's representative products include BizWorks and International Business Packs.

The Company has many competitors in the market place. Some of them are Nature's Sunshine, Alticor,  NuSkin Enterprises, Melaleuca, Avon Products, Oriflame, Omnilife, Tupperware, Jenny Craig, Mary Kay, Weight Watchers, General Nutrition Centers and Wal-Mart.

ALOE PLUS

The aloe plant contains dozens of beneficial substances (as we mentioned above), including enzymes and vitamins. The key ingredient of Aloe Plus, Aloe Vera is known to facilitate digestion. In addition, it possesses the ability to dispose of the toxins accumulated in our system gently enabling to absorb benefits from the nutrients.

Ingredients present in ALOE PLUS

Vegetable capsule, pure aloe vera leaf, maltodextrin, fructooligosaccharides, Tamarindus extract powder, powdered cellulose, coriander extract powder, starch,  magnesium, striate (an anticaking agent).

Usage:

You should take one tablet twice a day to maintain long term good health.
It can take it with Plain Water or one of our products called Afresh Energy Drink Mix.

Fast Facts about ALOE PLUS:       

Herbalife’s Aloe Plus combines the benefits of aloe with ingredients like Fo-Ti Root powder which is an immune promoter. Tamarind is subject to decrease fever helps as laxative and antiseptic.

Key Benefits of ALOE PLUS:

• Herbalife’s Aloe Plus helps to gently dispose of toxins collected in the body.
• Aloe plus provides better absorption of nutrients.
• Aloe Vera and other herbs enhance the process of digestion and boost your immunity.
• It helps in losing minor weight.

What Are Side Effects Associated with Using Aloe Plus?

Aloe Plus is generally beneficial for human health, but sometimes it can have some side-effects. Some common side effects of Aloe Plus include:

• Infrequent burning and itching of the skin in people who are allergic to Aloe Vera
• If you consume dose higher than prescribed, temporary Stomach pain and cramps may occur
• It leads to weight loss, and some people may not be looking for that. So that is a disadvantage for them.

Is Aloe Plus worth it?                                          

For a very long time now, Herbalife products have created a place for themselves in the market. Their products have benefited various people in numerous ways. Herbalife’s Aloe Plus has been proved advantageous for people in many ways. The product has a good review and demand. It is worth the hype and you must try it to know if it works for you.