Regarding Aloe Vera It is narrated from Nubaih Ibn Wahb who stated, “We departed with Aban Ibn Uthman (in the state of lhram). When we arrived at a place called Malal, ‘Umar Ibn ‘Ubaidullah suffered with pain in his eyes. When we reached Rawhaa, his pain became intense. He sent a message to Aban Ibn ‘Uthman asking him (what to do). Aban sent him a message to apply aloes to them, for indeed ‘Uthman narrated from the Messenger of Allah ﷺ in relation to the man whose eyes are afflicted whilst he is in the state of Ihraam that he may apply aloes to them.“
(Sahih Muslim)
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Aloe Vera is a boon for our digestive system. It helps in cleaning our digestive system. It also helps in the movement of bowels, preventing constipation.
Drinking aloe vera juice, empty stomach helps in removing toxins from our body. It also cleans our digestive system.
Thus, aloe vera helps in naturally detoxifying our body.
Aloe Vera is an effective component of mouthwash. It helps in reducing plaques and swelling in our gums. It also helps in reducing bleeding in gums.
Antimicrobial activity of aloe vera also helps in preventing infections of the oral cavity.
Aloe Vera when consumed, effectively reduces blood sugar levels.
It has been found to be useful in the management of type 2 diabetes mellitus.
It contains vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin B9 and vitamin B12. It also contains minerals like calcium, copper, sodium, magnesium, potassium, selenium, manganese, zinc etc.
Known as Aloe barbadensis is a plant with a short stem that stores water in its leaves. It is also known as ‘Ghritkumari’ in Hindi. The leaves are greenish in colour with serrated margins.
It is excellent for our health. The gel present in the leaves can be consumed by making a juice out of them.
