Interesting Stuff About Aloe

» Renie_Burghardt - Interesting Stuff About Aloe!

Hi Steve, you sure packed this article with a lot of the interesting stuff about aloe. I have a huge aloe plant. I mean, the thing looks almost like a small tree. It's easy to propagate it. Just pull out a piece and put it into another pot. Aloe thrives, and you barely can do anything to make it stop. Once, I had pulled some and forgot to replant it until several weeks later, and it was still living, and began growing, once I planted it in soil.

Interesting about the cautions. I'll have to read up more about it. Thanks for the great links. They say aloe was used to embalm the body of Christ! Pliny was a great believer in aloe's healing power. In modern times, the fresh juice is even used in the treatment of radiation burns, and aloe is even beneficial for animals. It's a great herb! Thank you for this informative article. I sure enjoyed it. Hope you're doing well, Steve.

Renie

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» Red - Re: Re: Interesting Stuff About Aloe!

In response to message posted by traderz:

Good morning Steve. What an interesting read so early in the morning.

I had never heard that you have to be cautious using Aloe. Like Renie, I will have to read up on it.

I had a huge aloe plant and my hubby put it outside. By the time I noticed it missing, it was severely sunburnt and never made it. My daughter has aloe and so I can easily get a new plant. The old one was huge

Gotta go to work. See you later...

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» aloeleo - aloe drink

Hi,
I love aloe and I drink the aloeveraa gel for last 7 years, the result is phenomenal! I look much younger than my age and seldom visit my family doctor.

Click http://www.truealoe.com to see my picture for proof!

Thanks!
Leo

-- posted by aloeleo

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