Benefits and side effects of Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera is a succulent plant which is species of the genus Aloe. It is prized both for beauty and for its medical properties. It is an evergreen perennial, originates from Arabian Peninsula but grows wild in topical climates around the world. Aloe will not bloom until it is fully mature, which happens at about 4 or 3 years of age. When it does bloom, it produces bright, yellow or orange flowers on long, protruding stems. Aloe Vera has been used for a host purpose since the ancient Egyptians called it the "PLANT OF IMMORTALITY" but it also called "PLANT OF BEAUTY".

Name

People usually call it Aloe Vera.

Bengali: Gretokumari.

Botanical name: Aloe Vera.

Habitat

This plant naturally grows in dry and warm climates such as the countries Africa, India, Bangladesh, China, Greece, Egypt, Japan and other Middle Eastern countries.

Using Part

Leaves are usually using part of this plant.

Importance

1. Aloe Vera extract can be used to prevent wrinkles and  skin aging.

2. Makes glow, healthy and smooth  skin.

3. Reduces the  pimples growth..

4. Helps with your digestive system.
5. Promote the healing of wounds.
6. Prevent dental plaque buildup.
7. Uses to heal constipation.
8. Aloe juice helps to  lower blood sugar.
9. Heals mouth ulcers.
10. Aloe juice boost the immune system.
11. Keeps your food fresh.
12. Prevent breast cancer.
13. Prevent and cure hair loss.

14. Relieve from heartburn.

15. Can prevent acne.

16. Prevent gastric cancer.

Side effects

1. Irregular heartbeat.

2. Kidney failure. 

3. Liver toxicity.

4. Muscle weakness.

5. Allergy.

6. Thyroid dysfunction.

During pregnancy and breast feeding please don't drink aloe juice because it's harmful for the baby.