Aloe Vera-Lily of the Desert

Known for its ability to heal burns, minor cuts, dry skin, and acne, aloe vera has been a popular topical healing remedy since the time of the ancient Egyptians.

Drinking aloe tea is beneficial as well. Aloe tea soup offers a wealth of beneficial phytochemicals that work to heal, soothe, and protect.

Drinking aloe tea has an overall balancing impact on the body. It alkalizes stomach acids, normalizes fat metabolism, and improves new cell growth while inhibiting the spread of cancer cells and viruses. At least 75 healing compounds have been discovered in this healing food, including plant steroids, amino acids, essential fatty acids, nutrients, enzymes, and antibiotic phytochemicals. It is because of these different medicinal components, either working alone or in synergy with one another, that drinking aloe tea is known to help treat myriad ailments from skin cancer and varicose veins, to arthritis and acid reflux.

Drinking aloe tea is a foundational part of optimal health because this healing lily of the desert improves the strength of the immune system. Aloe have antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-viral properties, helping the body eliminate toxins and harmful microbes naturally. Not only is aloe vera a cleansing food, but it also increases lymphatic circulation, thereby stimulating the production of antibodies so the body can defend itself from an infection. In this way, aloe tea is ideal for people who suffer from chronic disorders which are almost impossible to heal without a powerful immune system, such as eczema, allergies, and arthritis.

Aloe is perhaps most well-known as a remedy for digestive problems. It alleviates irritations, acidity, and inflammations of the digestive tract. The soothing effect of drinking aloe tea is great for heartburn, constipation, hemorrhoids, stomach and colon ulcers. For ulcers, this healing plant also encourages faster healing.