06/01/2026
So let me explain the difference. Sometimes there's controversy online, and when you read that aloe vera is harmful to humans and can cause various diseases, including colon cancer, it can be really frightening. To me, this indicates you're not fully informed. Yes, the poisonous substance found in the leaf called aloin can cause these issues, which is why you need to be very careful about which brand and type of aloe you choose. The aloe products generally available in stores and pharmacies are called pharmacological aloes, which contain unprocessed leaf ground up whole. It's in this leaf that the toxic aloin is found, which causes intestinal purging. That's why when you have constipation and use such aloe in small amounts, you'll start running to the bathroom. In 2002, studies on rodents showed that pharmacological aloe vera has adverse effects on the intestines. That's why we shouldn't drink more than a tablespoon of such pharmacological aloe. We shouldn't drink more than one bottle and must stop to avoid harming ourselves. Now, regarding the aloe vera that I've been working with for many, many years. It's the most thoroughly researched and purified aloe vera available. Our company doesn't use the whole ground leaf, but only the gel pulp found inside. It's hand-filleted to separate skin from pulp, then rinsed in water to remove the toxic aloin, making it completely safe for consumption. And listen, you can consume it in any amount you want, as there's no limit like with pharmacological aloes. And that's the key difference. Additionally, tested products have certifications, and you should look for the International Aloe Science Council certificate, which is only issued after testing and finding ac-mannan, which has adaptogenic properties. How does that sound? That's how it sounds, but trust me, these certifications represent real value. Vitamins, minerals, micro and macroelements, enzymes that our body needs—you can drink as much of this aloe pulp as you want with no side effects because it's been tested. It will help your body and immune system function well and address various issues you're struggling with. The pharmacological version could actually make things worse with long-term use. For decades, millions worldwide have used aloe vera gel certified by the International Scientific Council on Aloe, with kosher, halal, and Islamic certifications. These certifications are extremely difficult to obtain. Our aloe vera gel is also certified organic because our plantations use mulch from hand-filleted leaves, harvested between their third and fifth year when they contain the highest concentration of beneficial substances. Other companies just grind everything together using machines. Their unrinsed products can irritate skin - people aren't allergic to aloe itself, but to certain substances in the leaf. You won't find those substances in my company's products, which is why I'll always recommend them. Is this difference small or large? In my opinion, it's enormous. It's better to get informed first before claiming aloe is bad, because our product is 100% tested.
