The human body has innate healing abilities, and herbs like aloe can enhance these natural processes.
Herbs OR Medication?
Herbs are proving to be close therapeutic competitors to traditional medications. They are generally safer, gentler, and less likely to cause side effects. Research from literature, government reports, and expert databases indicates that there are virtually no cases (0.000%) of fatalities due to complementary health products, whereas 5.176% of deaths are attributed to properly prescribed and used drugs. Interestingly, herbs may even be safer than food, which is responsible for 0.24% of deaths.
Herbs AND Medication?
Combining herbs with medication can sometimes enhance the drug's effects, though some herbs may counteract them. It's crucial to consult your doctor, preferably one knowledgeable about herbal medicine, when using herbs alongside prescribed drugs. Doing so might reduce your dependence on pharmaceuticals, potentially allowing you to wean off the drug or use smaller dosages. Any adjustments to medication should be supervised by a doctor. While all medications have side effects, herbs may help counteract these when used in conjunction.
How to Use Herbs
Aloe Ferox has traditionally been used to treat a range of conditions, including gout, colon cancer, skin cancer, diabetes, rheumatism, digestive candidiasis, and obesity and may offer relief from irregularities of bowel movements. It is also known for its immune-stimulating properties.