Aloe Ferox Gel Powder 30 Vegetable Capsules

Aloe ferox gel Powder is the spray-dried, bitter free extract of the inner gel of Aloe ferox mill leaf. Aloe ferox mill is native to the western cape region of South Africa.

Aloe Ferox Gel powder naturally contains minerals and phyto-nutrients: aloeresin A., aloesin, alkanes, pyrimidines, indoles, alkaloids, sterols, aldehydes, organic acids, amino acids, fatty acids, ketones, dicarboxylic acids, acemannan, polysaccharides, phenolic acids/polyphenols, antioxidants, calcium, magnesium, potassium, zinc, and anti-aging elements; these have been scientifically proven to support the body in combating common ailments, stubborn diseases, viruses, and bacteria; a potent combination of nutrients that boosts the immunity of the body.

Aloe Ferox Gel powder may be termed 'The Mother Of Super Foods'; a Super Food for everyone.

Aloe Ferox Gel powder has no side effect.

BENEFITS:

• Inhibiting growth of certain tumors
• Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activity
• Combat diseases
• Anti-virus and anti-bacterial activity
• Aloe Ferox Gel has been known for use in the skin and has the following benefits
• Repair and soothe tissue
• Reduce swelling
• Contains anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties

Efficacy Of Aloe Ferox Gel Powder

Central to the efficacy of Aloe Ferox Gel Powder is the natural presence of all amino acids within the Aloe Ferox Mill plant. These amino acids, essential components of organic acids in the plant, play a crucial role in various bodily functions, including tissue repair, immune system enhancement, and nutrient absorption. The availability of both essential and non-essential amino acids in Aloe Ferox Gel Powder ensures comprehensive support for the body's metabolic processes and overall health.

The Aloe Ferox Mill plant, thriving in the Western Cape of South Africa, is naturally richer in vital minerals like calcium, magnesium, potassium, and zinc compared to its cousin, Aloe Vera. This superior nutrient profile, coupled with the complete spectrum of amino acids, renders Aloe Ferox Gel Powder highly effective in supporting a wide range of health concerns. These include, but are not limited to, arthritis, diabetes, migraines, sleep disturbances, skin conditions, and cardiovascular health.

The unique composition of Aloe Ferox Gel Powder leverages the complete phyto-nutrient profile of the Aloe Ferox Mill plant, along with its full spectrum of amino acids. This combination ensures a comprehensive approach to health and wellbeing. The Aloe Ferox Mill plant is particularly noted for its higher concentration of essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, potassium, and zinc compared to Aloe Vera.

The phyto-nutrient profile in Aloe Ferox Gel Powder include:

• Aloeresin A & Aloesin: Beneficial for skin health, offering anti-inflammatory properties.
• Aloin: Known for its gentle laxative effects (not contained in Aloe Ferox Gel Powder).
• Alkanes, Pyrimidines, Indoles, Alkaloids: These compounds contribute to the plant's overall medicinal properties.
• Sterols, Aldehydes, Organic Acids: Important for their anti-inflammatory and healing effects.
• Fatty Acids, Ketones, Dicarboxylic Acids: Essential for general health and wellbeing.
• Acemannan and Polysaccharides: Known for enhancing the immune system.
• Phenolic Acids/Polyphenols: Powerful antioxidants that help counteract oxidative stress.

In addition to these phyto-nutrients, Aloe Ferox Gel Powder is naturally enriched with all amino acids, crucial for various bodily functions:

• Essential Amino Acids: These are vital for tissue repair, immune function, and nutrient absorption.
• Non-Essential Amino Acids: Though naturally produced by the body, their supplementation aids in enhancing metabolic efficiency and overall health.

These amino acids contribute to:

• Improved muscle growth and repair.
• Enhanced immune response.
• Optimized digestion and nutrient absorption.
• Balanced hormone and neurotransmitter functions.
• Comprehensive support for both physical and mental health.

Aloe Ferox Gel Powder is naturally highly potent, making it particularly suitable for those with ongoing health challenges. This supplement has shown effectiveness in addressing a wide array of health issues such as arthritis, diabetes, migraines, skin conditions, and cardiovascular health.

Aloe Ferox's wide-ranging benefits include:

• Inhibiting the growth of certain harmful cells.
• Offering anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities.
• Expelling parasitic worms.
• Providing anti-viral and anti-bacterial effects.
• Assisting in weight management.

The skin healing benefits of Aloe Ferox extracts are significant, aiding in tissue repair, reducing swelling, and providing anti-aging properties.

In summary, Aloe Ferox Gel Powder combine the powerful, organic properties of the Aloe Ferox Mill plant with a full spectrum of phyto-nutrients and amino acids, offering a holistic solution for enhancing overall health and wellbeing. This synergistic blend ensures a potent, pure, and effective approach to natural health.

ALOE FEROX MILL REFERENCES

1. Weiyang Chen, Ben-Erik Van Wyk, Ilze Vermaak. Alvaro M. Viljoena. 2112. ‘Cape aloes—A review of the phytochemistry, pharmacology and commercialisation of Aloe ferox’. Phytochemistry Letters Volume 5, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 1-12. 
2. Chandra Sekhar Singh Bhaludra, Rama Rao Bethapudi, Adharvana Chari Murugulla, Chakrapani Pullagummi, Thota Latha, Kandula Venkatesh, Arun Jyothi Bheemagani, Amareswari Pudutha and Anupalli Roja Rani. 2013. ‘Cultivation, Phytochemical Studies, Biological Activities and Medicinal Uses of Aloe ferox, Grandfather of Aloes an Important Amazing Medicinal Plant’. International Journal of Pharmacology Year: 2013 | Volume: 9 | Issue: 7 | Page No.: 405-415.
3.  C. O’Brien, B.-E Van Wyk, FR. Van Heerden. 2011. ‘Physical and chemical characteristics of Aloe ferox leaf gel’. South African Journal of Botany. Vol 77. Issue 4. Pp 988-995.
4.  Loots, D.T., van der Westhuizen, F.H., Botes, L. ‘Aloe ferox Leaf Gel Phytochemical Content, Antioxidant Capacity, and Possible Health Benefits’. 2007. Journal of agricultural and food chemistry 2007 v.55 no.17 Pp. 6891-6896.
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