Heritage Aloe Essence, for centuries, Aloe
has been known to enhance the immune system, assist the natural healing
ability of the body, and act as a skin cleanser, moisturizer and sanitizer.
When taken internally, these properties enable the body to fight the stress
of day-to-day living.
Scientific research has shown Aloe Vera to be a natural cleanser which
can penetrate tissue seven layers deep, anesthetize, and moisturize. It is
recognized as a bactericidal, virucidal, fungicidal, antipyretic (reduces
fever), and as an anti-inflammatory agent. It breaks down dead tissue, which
hastens healing, and enhances normal cell proliferation, which speeds up the
regenerative phase of healing. It also dilates capillaries, increasing
circulation, and is nutritional in itself, providing a wide range of
vitamins and minerals.
Aloe Vera is approved by the Food and Drug Administration as a safe food
additive (See FDA Chapter One; Paragraph 172.510), and as a treatment for
burns and minor skin irritations. Historically, Aloe Vera has been used
since 400 B.C. as a skin beautifier as well as to treat burns.
Why is Heritage aloe vera better?
First, the extraction is a totally controlled cold process that ensures
vitality in the aloe. Our process also preserves the potential of aloe's
vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes, polysaccharides and
mucopolysaccharides. Most other processes apply heat, which destroys
enzymes. Often, manufacturers use strong solvents and a centrifuge to
extract aloe juices. Both processes destroy some of the longer molecules of
mucopolysaccharides, which are the components many consider the most
beneficial. Some aloes are freeze-dried, then reconstituted by adding water.
Because many of the solids are not readily soluble, some of the active
ingredients are destroyed or discarded in this process. The Heritage process
is different. No heat, strong solvents or centrifuging are used, and the
finished product is, therefore, more like the natural plant.
Second, Heritage scientists have added five herbs to help bolster the
effects of the aloe. These herbs and their commonly known properties are as
follows:
Ginseng - promotes lung function; enhances immune function;
normalizes blood pressure.
Pau d'Arco - contains a natural antibacterial agent; cleanses the
blood.
Red Clover - an antibiotic; a relaxant; an appetite suppressant.
Astragalus - protects the immune system; increases metabolism;
promotes healing.
Echinacea - immune system strengthener; reduces high blood pressure.
These herbs synergistically combine with the Aloe Vera, thereby creating
a product far superior to plain Aloe Vera juice.
The taste of our all natural Heritage Aloe Essence is fresh and pleasant.
Heritage Aloe Essence has no added flavorings; its pleasant taste comes from
the unique blend of herbs.
Heritage Aloe Essence is truly a superior product with active ingredients
guaranteed never to fall below 10,000 mg/L. For best results drink one to
six ounces per day.
Suggested Adult Use:
Drink one ounce daily or apply topically to skin rashes or to help soothe
burns.
Testimonials:
"Upon the advice of my great friend, Diane Walker, I recently tried your
Aloe Essence and Oasis products to supplement my diet, to aid my healing
after having jaw surgery performed.
Upon my next orthodontic appointment, three weeks later, the office staff
remarked that I really looked great and had "sprung back" from the surgery
very quickly! I too was amazed that after 2 1/2 weeks of a liquid diet and
using the products, that I am now on a soft food diet - it's normally a 5-6
week period of liquids only after the surgery.
This stuff really works and I highly recommend it to anyone
- even if you're not having your jaw broken!"
-Jim
References:
1. James F. Balch, M.D. and Phyllis A. Balch, C.N.C. Prescription For
Nutritional Healing. Garden City Park, NY. Avery Publishing Group Inc. 1990
2. Clinton H. Howard. "Pharmacological Activities of Aloe Vera Gel."
AVACARE. 1978.
3. Bruce Eric Hedendal, D.C., Ph.D. "Whole-Leaf Aloe Vera - Almost a
Panacea." Health Consciousness, Volume 13, Number 1. 1992.
