Aloe Vera/Scott

[Guest guest]

Okay Scott, so is there more than one species of aloe to use for building

our immunity?? Am I wrong in assuming that fresh is better??? Really, its

hard to take fresh sliced off the plant, I've tried it recently. Hope you

answer this. Thanks

Elaine

 

>There are many great

> benefits to aloe vera if you know what species, how its processed

> and powders without a doubt more benefical when it comes to immunity

 

> Scott

[Guest guest]

herbal remedies, " Elaine Davis " <twobears@o...> wrote:

> Okay Scott, so is there more than one species of aloe to use for

building

> our immunity?? Am I wrong in assuming that fresh is better???

Really, its

> hard to take fresh sliced off the plant, I've tried it recently.

Hope you

> answer this. Thanks

> Elaine

>

> >There are many great

> > benefits to aloe vera if you know what species, how its processed

> > and powders without a doubt more benefical when it comes to

immunity

>

> > Scott

 

Hi Elaine,

 

Yes, Barbadensis Miler is the one of choice for immunity. There are

many factors to take in considereation too: to name a few soil

conditions, pesticide free everything, water source, when its

picked, how fast they process is key, and also very important is the

age of the plant, 3-4 years old WILL have greatest concentration of

polysaccarhides and specifically very long chain polymannans of over

750,000 daltons or the acemannan range. No taking a slice off the

plant isn't hard but consider the some of the factors mentioned

above and of course plus anthquoinnes yellow sap will cause loose

bowels too. If they was a way we could talk in could really

enlighten you on this subject. Hoped this helped

Scott