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Aloe Vera Power - the Most Powerful Aloe Healer

We have concentrated Aloe Barbadensis Miller (the world’s healthiest succulent) to 28 times the strength of standard Aloe juice products !

The inner juices (gels) of the Aloe Vera plant have been used for centuries to improve health and wellness.

Our whole leaf Aloe Vera liquid concentrate is prepared via our proprietary extraction, concentration and stabilization techniques. This process yields the highest level of Aloe actives in any Aloe product on the market and a corresponding maximization of health benefits from Aloe Barbadensis Miller.

Our Aloe Vera Power product comes in two flavors... Natural (unflavored) or Kiwi/Strawberry.

Aloe Vera Power  Has the Highest Amount of Methanol Precipitable Solids of Any Product On the Market.

Read Some of Our User Experiences Regarding Our Concentrated Aloe Vera Product.

Methanol Precipitable Solids

Methanol Precipitable Solids (or MPS) is a way to demonstrate the concentration or strength of an Aloe Vera gel or gel product. The MPS measurement is obtained by adding methanol alcohol to the Aloe solution causing a certain amount of the solids to come out of solution or “precipitate”.

Pure Aloe extract should have between 500 mg to 1,000 mg MPS per liter. One competing Aloe product has as much as 3,300 mg MPS per liter. Our Aloe Vera Power product is rated at 28,000 mg MPS per liter, meaning it packs the most Aloe Vera power punch of all products currently on the market.

There is some confusion with vendors that mention mucopolysacharide content  in regard to Aloe Vera products. This is a complete inaccuracy. Aloe Vera do not have mucopolysacharides. See the following link for further detail regarding this inaccuracy as it relates to Aloe Vera products.

Aloe Vera Power is manufactured through a U.S. patented process referred to as "Whole Leaf Stabilization." created with 50 years of experience in the Aloe Vera growing and processing industry. Utilizing this unique ensures that the product has a long shelf life without losing any nutrition, and also additional nutrients and enzymes found only in the rind of the plant become part of the final product. Furthermore, Aloe Vera Power is concentrated at room temperature. This new proprietary process insures that no harmful heat has been used, thus yielding the highest quality Aloe Vera on the market today.

Our Aloe Vera Power product is the choice of the doctors at the Center for Advanced Medicine because it has been found to provide the best results for the patients being treated at the Center over the past twenty years.

Prepared with exacting standards, each 8 oz. bottle contains Aloe Vera Barbadensis Miller whole leaf juice/gel that is concentrated to a strength of 28,000 mg MPS per liter. When diluted with water, 3 capfuls of water added to 1 capful of Aloe), the strength is 7,000 mg MPS/liter. We recommend this dilution for those who have trouble tolerating the “strong” Aloe taste of full strength Aloe Vera Power juice.

We also offer a Kiwi/Strawberry flavor. Kids love it.

Aloe Vera Power Ordering Form Item # Description Retail Price Preferred Customer Price 356 Aloe Vera Natural Flavor - Bottle - 8 Ounces $22.00 $18.00 Add to Cart 355 Aloe Vera Strawberry/Kiwi Flavor - Bottle - 8 Ounces $22.00 $18.00 Add to Cart 456 Case of 8 Bottles of Aloe Vera Natural Flavor $176.00 $136.80 Add to Cart 455 Case of 8 Bottles of Aloe Vera Strawberry/Kiwi Flavor $176.00 $136.80 Add to Cart Please note that if the order’s product total equals or exceeds $120.00, a 5% discount will be applied to the product total. Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction on All Products. View Cart

 

How To Take Aloe Vera Power

For normal health maintenance purposes, we recommend a capful of Aloe Vera Power once a day, taken straight or diluted with up to three capfuls of water. When fighting fungal or viral infections, we recommend two capfuls three times a day or even more.

It can be applied directly on wounds, infections, dry areas, etc. in the skin or scalp.

Aloe Vera Power is part of the Eight Day Cleanse program.

Aloe Vera - A Plant With a Long List of Nutritional and Health Benefits

Aloe Vera juice is one of the most vitamin and mineral packed nutrition drinks around. Natural aloe Vera juice contains 99.5% water, 18 amino acids, vitamins including vitamin B-1, vitamin B-2, vitamin C, niacinamide, vitamin B-6, choline, essential oil, calcium, chlorine, sodium, potassium, manganese, monosaccharides and polysaccharides including uronic acid, mannose and glucose. Aloe Vera also contains aloin (barbaloin), ethereal oil, isobarbaloin, emoding lucosides of d-Arabinose, emodin, resitannol, ester of cinnamic acid and cinnamic acid.

Some of the documented healing properties of Aloe include the following:

• Helps suppress candida and microbial growth throughout the gastrointestinal tract, especially the mouth and upper GI, helping to prevent infections, pain and gas
• Anti viral and antitumoral activities through activation of immune responses
• Helpful in reducing urinary tract infections
• Helps reduce sugar cravings
• Helps heal wounds
• Supports surgical, burn and wound Recovery
• Is an effective antioxidant, standing guard against free radicals
• Helps heal Psoriasis lesions
• Eases intestinal problems
• Reduces blood sugar in diabetes
• Reduces arthritic swelling
• Curtails HIV infection
• Provides nutritional support for HIV patients
• Benefits for cancer patients

Aloe is Great for Keeping the Skin Healthy

Aloe Vera is well known as a supreme skin care regimen. It can aid in keeping the skin supple, and is used in the control of acne and eczema. It has a moisturizing effect and is a common remedy for sunburn and skin irritation due to insect bites and allergies. Aloe's healing power comes partly from increasing the availability of oxygen in the skin and partly from the suppression of free radicals and partly from the increase of antioxidants in the skin.

Aloe Plant Structure

Two "juices" may be extracted from the plant – a bitter yellow sap or "latex," and an opalescent internal gel. The yellow sap contains anthraquinones, chief among which is aloin. These substances are powerful laxatives which have been used for this purpose for several centuries. In the plant, this sap is contained in special tubules which form a portion of the nutrient tubes of the vascular bundles located just beneath the wax-covered, thick green rind of the leaf.

The gel, which constitutes the bulk of the leaf substance, serves a s the water storage organ for the plant. This gel, which may be removed as a semisolid “fillet” before processing, contains more than 200 different substances. Chief among these are polysaccharides (gluco-mannans), glycoproteins, vitamins, mineral and enzymes. Scientific evidence is accruing which documents several several activities that offer considerable promise when used in cosmetics and consumer pharmaceuticals.

Although, many Aloe products avoid the rind portion of the Aloe because the sap is very bitter, we utilize the rind sap and the gel as the clinical health results are superior to using just the gel. In the amounts furnished in our product there is virtually no laxative effect.

Aloe Vera in History

Aloe Vera is a plant with tons of historical value. It has been used for countless centuries by many civilizations and scores of historical figures along the way. Aloe Vera is native to Africa and was well regarded by the Greeks, Arabs, Egyptians and Spaniards. In 1500 B.C. Egyptians recorded use of the plant for treating burns, infections and parasites. The earliest record of Aloe Vera is on a Sumerian tablet dating from 2100 BC

Perhaps more than anything else, Aloe Vera gel has been used topically for thousands of years throughout the world to treat wounds, skin infections, burns, and numerous other dermatologic conditions.

Alexander the Great conquered Socotra, an island lush with aloe plants for his armies to use in order to treat intestinal worms and wounds inflicted in battle. Cleopatra benefited from the aloe Vera to keep her skin smooth and even King Solomon cultivated the aloe plants.

Aloe Barbadensis Miller

This particular Aloe Vera plant is indigenous to northern Africa, and was transported to the Caribbean area probably in the 17th century. The plant growth was so luxuriant on the island of Barbados that visiting sailors referred to the islands as “bearded.” The name, Barbados, and the aloe species name, barbadensis, are both derived from the Portuguese.

Aloe Vera Effects on Burns:

Several animal studies and a clinical trial have assessed the effectiveness of Aloe Vera in the treatment of skin burns. One study looked at full-thickness burns in guinea pigs. Aloe Vera gel promoted complete healing of burn wounds within 30 days, compared to 50 days in the control group.

In a human study, 27 patients with partial thickness burn wounds were treated with topical Aloe Vera gel or a standard Vaseline gauze. The average healing time was 18.19 days in the Vaseline-gauze treated wounds and 11.89 days in the Aloe Vera gel treated wounds. Histological examination showed early epithelialization in the Aloe Vera gel treated skin areas.

Effects on Skin Exposure to UV and Gamma Radiation:

Recent evidence has supported a protective benefit of Aloe Vera gel against several forms of radiation damage to the skin. Aloe Vera gel was demonstrated to reduce skin damage following exposure to gamma radiation in mice. The results were best in animals who received the Aloe treatment for at least two weeks beginning immediately after irradiation. A protective effect also was documented in mouse skin exposed to soft x-irradiation. Investigators found that an antioxidant protein, metallothionein, was induced in the skin and liver within 24 hours of Aloe Vera gel administration. Following x-ray exposure, Aloe Vera gel was found to scavenge hydroxyl radicals and prevent suppression of superoxide dismutase and glutathione peroxidase in the skin.

Treatment of Frostbite and Psoriasis:

Several animal studies support the clinical use of Aloe Vera gel in treating frostbite tissue damage. Heggars and associates utilized an experimental rabbit ear model to demonstrate the effectiveness of Aloe Vera gel, as well as that of several inhibitors of arachidonic acid metabolism (e.g., aspirin and methylprednisolone). In control animals, no tissue survival was seen. In contrast, Aloe Vera gel treatment resulted in 28.2% tissue survival compared to 22.5% and 12.5% with aspirin and steroid, respectively. The investigators concluded that the progressive dermal ischemia occurring during frostbite could be reduced by inhibiting the production of prostaglandins and thromboxanes from arachidonic acid. A more recent study supports these observations. Systemic pentoxifylline and topical Aloe Vera gel were both found to improve tissue survival in the frostbitten ears of New Zealand rabbits. Using both agents together further increased tissue survival.
A recent double-blind, placebo-controlled study in 60 psoriasis patients evaluated the efficacy of treatment with topical Aloe Vera gel was administered three times daily for five consecutive days each week for 16 weeks. At the end of the study Aloe Vera gel had significantly reduced lesions, decreased erythema, and lowered PASI (psoriasis area and severity index) scores in 25 out of the 30 patients in the treatment group. In comparison, two out of 30 patients in the placebo group improved.