Thank you,. I followed your directions precisely. My first time for aloe leaf. I had no idea about the aloe leaf. You are a precious woman helping everyone out to keep us safe!
Hello, I just brought 4 aloe vera leaf to start a hair journey and needed to know how to store it not knowing how to clean it and so glad to have watched your video on how to clean and store it and want to thank you so much for this information. I going to do clean all of it to remove the latex and store in the freezer in freezer bags for future use. I really enjoyed your video, keep up the good work!!
Very glad that you found the method is useful to you. To avoid the latex and store in the freezer to save time are exactly what I wanted to offer and share
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Thank you, for the care you took to explain how to clean and use Aloe. Thank you for caring enough to warn us of the dangers of over use; and the care to letting us know how to store it for future use.
When I was visiting health spa in Mexico , they were blending aloe and pineapple or whatever you would like. He was removing jelly part with a spoon, no soaking. I have a Vietnamese here in CA and her mom who is over 80 looks like 50 and she eats aloe every day, no soaking. Does not argue about the yellow glue to be removed but it sounds like all the good vitamins , nutrition and enzymes are going to be gone after you cutting any fruit or vegetables/ within a few minutes/, that is why every cleansing spa recommend to cut everything just before you are ready to eat.......
Excuse me I have been watching different ones I had a white washed yellow and you are the best one thank you very much for showing me the best poison I cut an aloe and it had yellow on it and I stopped and I thought I better look at this and I found you and I’m so happy I found you thank you
Thank you so much for this video ♥️I learned today for the first time about the yellow latex in aloe and wanted to find if it was possible to remove it. And I also thank you for sharing how to store it after cleaning because I rush to use my aloe and sometimes it goes bad before I use it all.
I agree. I was doing the same. God bless you for sharing that it should be soaked in this manner to prevent sickness. God spared my health the last time. Thank God for people like you.
Thanks for uploading this informative video. I'll be cutting my aloe vera up and soaking it just like you did. Throughout the video, I wondered to myself, "where is her accent from"; so I looked through the comments to see if anyone else wondered it and asked. Not that I could see, so I'm asking respectful, of course?
Thank all comments from the reviewers. Please note that the yellow juice contains anthraquinone barbaloin. This is a strong laxative agent and can cause serious health complications if used too often. The white gel is the safest part of the aloe to take.
I love your voice too. You do have a thick accent, but I understood every word. It is very soothing to listen to you even if I really have no intention of eating an aloe leaf. I have a plant that has, for some reason, some leaves that fell off in the last day or so. I was wondering what I should do with them since I don't have a burn but didn't want to waste them. They are nowhere near as big as yours though!
Thank you for this! I did not know you could freeze fresh also. I never soak like this though, as I want to retain the watery slime as much as possible, I think too much soaking will wash away the benefits :) but yes, the yellow sap causes some itching so I am careful to remove it. I just cut off the white end and let the yellow sap drain for 10 minutes or so, then wash the leaf again before processing. My method is similar, just no submerging in water. But I use mine mostly for hair and skin, not eating, so maybe it's better to be more thorough for consumption.
I froze my chunks in the freezer inside ice trays i know the aloe will stay fresh for ONE YEAR... and when I need a little aloe i take out one small chunk...fry it in a pinch of coarse salt till the moisture is evaporated.....I enjoy the little morsel and I know my gut will benefit its awesome healing.... for the hair I use the aloe gel and also castor Oil.... I massage in the aloe and oil,on my itchy scalp.....over night is preferable...i leave the aloe on my scalp for a few hours during the day hours...then shampoo and condition lower hair strands .....and my scalp feels refreshed..... I love it....and aloe plant will be in my life always and always....aloe has many many healthy benefits internal and out.... UA-cam has many different varieties on how to prepare and use aloe..... Aloe mixed with other oils or spices. Such as turmeric or Talaphala can stay fresh up to one month room temperature or in fridge for longer... I did the soaking of one giant alow leaf....chopped it up and let it sit in a water bath for a few hours..... The yallow tint of the water .. was proof enough the yellow sap was released ....I then did a quick rinse of the aloe gel in another water bath in and out....no need to soak another 20 minutes....... Its easy.... but this woman in video makes it a complete chore and hours and hours of prep..... GOOD .UCK.. STAY STRONG.. STAY SAFE
Placing the aloe pieces in a single layer on a flat tray in the freezer first. When frozen add pieces to a freeze bag. Thank you for sharing your families knowledge.
Thank you so much ❤️👌🏻👍🏻 I got it at the food store and my leaf is probably about same size as yours. I did not know any of that so I am glad I watched this video I thought I could eat as much as I wanted & I did not know I had to clean it either... I'm glad I saw this video... I would have ended up in the hospital probably. Thank you 💗
Thank you! I've used fresh aloe many times, but I never rinsed it as shown in the video. I just cut the large leaf in two and put the cut ends in water to let it "bleed" and then separated the center from the skin and blended the gel with water. I thought all of the gelatinous stuff was good, but never realized it could be tainted with "poison." I will try processing it using this method.
Thank you so much for showing how to use and store aloe vera. I just need to confirm please - first soak 20 minutes, another soak for 20 minutes. Then the white gel is soaked for how many minutes? Or is it just washed in the water? Thank you!!
I don't want to use Aloe Vera for eating but just for skin treatment. I've used straight aloe juice from leaf on my facial skin overnight for a week and folks commented how great my skin looked after a week. I'd wash it off the next morning each day btw. A chemist told me this was probably because the aloe exfoliates the skin. Any I didn't know anything about how to prepare the plant, I just stored it in the fridge and used it as I needed it every night as I wrote for my skin only.
Best way to store that gel Would be scraped the gel out with a spoon into a bowl, Get your ice Tray From the freezer or wherever it is and start filling the holes with pure allo. Someone told me that technique and it works great because you don't have to open a bag every time and try to break off the mount you want because every amount in the ice tray is going to be somewhat the same. Lot it turns out is pop one out of guys tray and put it in my mouth and just let it melt and swallow it over time. You don't have to do it but I'm just saying is a whole I'm work inveniunt it's not going to harm the allo to just put the jail and ice trays
I've never done the aloe leaf 🌿 thing myself & never seen a big leaf extracted for its gel before yet... So that's why I figured I'd buy 1 at the store & at least try it once. When I was a kid & teenager, I remember my family would buy it at the store to use it for sunburn & it would calm my skin, but it was all premade & everything. Anyway, if I could use it for my hair, scalp, skin & maybe small amount in a smoothie would be awesome, of course if it works well for me... I need something for intestines/gut... Also for my scalp/hair... & Now it's getting dryer & is gonna get worse with winter, so it would be good for dry skin. Usually I use alot of tea tree oil products & other essential oils, as well as coconut oil.
Thank you, I enjoyed the video, very informative,but yet I will see other videos saying you can put the entire leaf in the blender with juice and drink it,that sounds like it would be too strong on your system.
I believe that it depends on what you want to do with the gel. I had no idea that I suppose to wash first. From now on I will wash the portion that I want to eat only. I have never noticed that yellowish stuff she is referring to, well one learns something every day.
This is exactly that our method is different from most aloe processing methods, more scientific and careful. Every one’s body reacts food different and also quite often negative effects are gradually accumulated
Aloe-vera does not contain any type of poison at all,actually,contrary to what she said,the yellow liquid dripping from the aloe,is good to eat,because the bitter taste entering your blood stream,makes anything within you that does not belong there come out,because they do not like the taste of it.My garden is filled with aloe plants,an I live in the Caribbean,born,born,raised and still lives here.
Totally agree. Growing up in Caribbean, I was told its the best part... Highly concentrated. Its good for cleansing and detox. Haven't heard of any incident concerning poisoning.
I knew Caribbean people use a lot of aloe. Please keep in mind that no one can sick doesn’t mean no poison at all. Carribean aloe variate May different from elsewhere, and Caribbean overall diet is different too.
I did some research on what you are saying, and the yellow portion can in fact be toxic to people. It can cause diarrhea and abdominal cramping over use can cause serious digestive issues in most people.
@@surgtechbae No it is not,I live in Barbados,and my family uses all of it to wash their hair.The best way to do that is to get a blender for that purpose,and blend it.Peel off the green skin,and allow all the slimy substance to go into the blender also,and if you want to,get some olive oil,or castor oil and mix both together,an you'll see the wonders of nature at work.There's another secret I have for you,you can mix it with orange or grapefruit juice as a manner of cleaning out your stomach of all toxins.
i think because, from what Iv'e read on the other aloe Vera videos, it has a latex of some kind. So for those who have allergens to latex, it can be considered poisonous...
Tiffany Thagard good comments and thanks. The yellow juice contains anthraquinone barbaloin. This is a strong laxative agent and can cause serious health complications if used too often. The white gel is the safest part of the aloe to take.
The yellow juice contains anthraquinone barbaloin. This is a strong laxative agent and can cause serious health complications if used too often. The white gel is the safest part of the aloe to take.
The yellow juice contains anthraquinone barbaloin. This is a strong laxative agent and can cause serious health complications if used too often. The white gel is the safest part of the aloe to take.
If you're just planning to mash up the flesh for its gel, to use for cuts and burns, is this process needed? I kinda' feel like the health issues you listed wouldn't be a problem if the gel's to be used for external use only...
DaZebraffe agree with you, if just for cuts and burns, the cleaning process is not nectar needed. I use it for burns sometimes. Thanks for you comments
Water not white because the leaf is green leaves a yellow tint yes cut off the end and get the yellow part but I think wash it well after and before then but the green part then should be ok I think
I found your video informative, but I do have a question: For time efficiency purposes, would it still remove the latex if I filet all the skin the first time around and just let the gel soak for an 1hr., rinse, and then store? I grow my own aloe, but it's the softer, white spotted type, and this is the first time I will using it for eating. I've mostly used it for cuts and burns.
Thank you,. I followed your directions precisely. My first time for aloe leaf. I had no idea about the aloe leaf. You are a precious woman helping everyone out to keep us safe!
I love how she’s telling us what to do like a mother... love the way you talk 😍😘😎 thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you very much, very glad you got a motherhood love here
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I agree! Just came across this and am soaking my aloe pieces as I watch this. Thank you! 😃💕
@@livingholisticlife7672 does all aloe contain it or does just for some tried to clean but no yellow thing not coming out
Thank you for your kind and patient explanation of the poisonous element of the aloe.
Hello, I just brought 4 aloe vera leaf to start a hair journey and needed to know how to store it not knowing how to clean it and so glad to have watched your video on how to clean and store it and want to thank you so much for this information. I going to do clean all of it to remove the latex and store in the freezer in freezer bags for future use. I really enjoyed your video, keep up the good work!!
Very glad that you found the method is useful to you. To avoid the latex and store in the freezer to save time are exactly what I wanted to offer and share
Sherry Fridia thank you and good luck for your hair journey
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@Calvin Nathaniel thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and im trying it out atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Thank you for all the important information on the correct way to clean and store aloe vera.
I have wondered about this for so long, thank you for such an informative video, good job!
Thank you, for the care you took to explain how to clean and use Aloe. Thank you for caring enough to warn us of the dangers of over use; and the care to letting us know how to store it for future use.
thank you so much for this information - such a kind voice and intention. thank you
Thank you
She sounds like a good person
Thank you ,I bought one for the first time ,and I didnt know about the cleaning process, thank you so much 😊
Me too sis! We good now though😁I trust her information...how did it go for you?
When I was visiting health spa in Mexico , they were blending aloe and pineapple or whatever you would like. He was removing jelly part with a spoon, no soaking. I have a Vietnamese here in CA and her mom who is over 80 looks like 50 and she eats aloe every day, no soaking. Does not argue about the yellow glue to be removed but it sounds like all the good vitamins , nutrition and enzymes are going to be gone after you cutting any fruit or vegetables/ within a few minutes/, that is why every cleansing spa recommend to cut everything just before you are ready to eat.......
I offer only my experience and knowledge. You can follow anyway that you like.
Thank you for the video! very helpful!! Now I know I can freeze Aloe!
Glad you found useful
Excuse me I have been watching different ones I had a white washed yellow and you are the best one thank you very much for showing me the best poison I cut an aloe and it had yellow on it and I stopped and I thought I better look at this and I found you and I’m so happy I found you thank you
Thank you for sharing, LOVE it.
Thank you so much for this video ♥️I learned today for the first time about the yellow latex in aloe and wanted to find if it was possible to remove it. And I also thank you for sharing how to store it after cleaning because I rush to use my aloe and sometimes it goes bad before I use it all.
People been using this plant and not cleaning it, glad she showed this and took the time to teach us that it can be poison if you don’t clean it.
K. S. Glad you found the video useful
Thank you
Same here😊
Great video very informative . Thank you 🙏❤️
It’s videos like this that are very helpful. Thank you for sharing this!❤❤
Thank you very much for sharing. God bless you more.
I agree. I was doing the same. God bless you for sharing that it should be soaked in this manner to prevent sickness. God spared my health the last time. Thank God for people like you.
Thanks a lot for your time from kenya
Thank you for sharing this information!
Thank you so much for the information.
I appreciate this video. Thank you!
EXCELLENT INFORMATION! THANK YOU 😊
Thank you so much. Muchos Gracia! So informative and important. I did not know any of this!
Thank you for explaining!
Thanks for uploading this informative video. I'll be cutting my aloe vera up and soaking it just like you did. Throughout the video, I wondered to myself, "where is her accent from"; so I looked through the comments to see if anyone else wondered it and asked. Not that I could see, so I'm asking respectful, of course?
Very detailed. I appreciate that 😁
Excellent and informative video. Thank you very much 😊
Glad you like it
Thank you for that idea.Now I found another method to clean and use it .
Thank you! Very informative! Keep up the good work!!
Glad you like it. We are trying to share our experiences.
thank you so much for trying or giving your best to explain adn demostrate your best god bless you thank you
Thank u Dear.. The way u explained n gave tips on how to use the skin.. 🙏🤗❤️💐
Thank you
What a great video the exact info I was looking for thank you so much
Thanks for visiting my channel
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO, I
WILL CLEAN IT LIKE YOU DID.
Thank you very much for such a detailed information. Really appreciate it. ❤️❤️❤️
Very informative video! Thank you! Here's to a healthy aloe "smooshie"...sooo cute! 🥰
Thank you
Thank all comments from the reviewers. Please note that the yellow juice contains anthraquinone barbaloin. This is a strong laxative agent and can cause serious health complications if used too often. The white gel is the safest part of the aloe to take.
Now I have to throw first batch away thank God I looked up after 2 days use how much should u use 2 teaspoon tablespoons every other day
Thank you
Thank you for your good video. Have a blessed day.
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She sounds so cute explaining to us ☺️☺️
Thank you
she has a relaxing soothing voice lol, whether she may be asian or not i like her voice. thank u for the video.
I know right, am just watching to listen to her talk...
You must be perverted in the mind like I, I literal thought the same thing 1s 10 seconds of listening 😆
I love your voice too. You do have a thick accent, but I understood every word. It is very soothing to listen to you even if I really have no intention of eating an aloe leaf. I have a plant that has, for some reason, some leaves that fell off in the last day or so. I was wondering what I should do with them since I don't have a burn but didn't want to waste them. They are nowhere near as big as yours though!
Thank you for this video !
Thank you for this! I did not know you could freeze fresh also. I never soak like this though, as I want to retain the watery slime as much as possible, I think too much soaking will wash away the benefits :) but yes, the yellow sap causes some itching so I am careful to remove it. I just cut off the white end and let the yellow sap drain for 10 minutes or so, then wash the leaf again before processing. My method is similar, just no submerging in water. But I use mine mostly for hair and skin, not eating, so maybe it's better to be more thorough for consumption.
Yes, it may be different when you use for your skin and hair
I froze my chunks in the freezer inside ice trays i know the aloe will stay fresh for ONE YEAR... and when I need a little aloe i take out one small chunk...fry it in a pinch of coarse salt till the moisture is evaporated.....I enjoy the little morsel and I know my gut will benefit its awesome healing.... for the hair I use the aloe gel and also castor Oil.... I massage in the aloe and oil,on my itchy scalp.....over night is preferable...i leave the aloe on my scalp for a few hours during the day hours...then shampoo and condition lower hair strands .....and my scalp feels refreshed.....
I love it....and aloe plant will be in my life always and always....aloe has many many healthy benefits internal and out....
UA-cam has many different varieties on how to prepare and use aloe.....
Aloe mixed with other oils or spices. Such as turmeric or Talaphala can stay fresh up to one month room temperature or in fridge for longer...
I did the soaking of one giant alow leaf....chopped it up and let it sit in a water bath for a few hours.....
The yallow tint of the water .. was proof enough the yellow sap was released ....I then did a quick rinse of the aloe gel in another water bath in and out....no need to soak another 20 minutes.......
Its easy.... but this woman in video makes it a complete chore and hours and hours of prep.....
GOOD .UCK..
STAY STRONG..
STAY SAFE
How do use it for hair or skin
Can you pleas answer
@@franktavak2256you blend it i think, also you can turn the liquid into ice cubes and use it for your face from what ive seen
Can you please let us know how to use the. Jel
Placing the aloe pieces in a single layer on a flat tray in the freezer first. When frozen add pieces to a freeze bag. Thank you for sharing your families knowledge.
Exactly the information I needed thank you
same here
Thank you for this information ma’am.
Greatly appreciated!
Thank you, very informative
I wish I would've watch this yesterday before I ate thank you now I know how to clean
Thank you so good love your videos xx
Thank you! I wondered why the aloe gel has a taste of rubbing alcohol. I tried using the gel to soothe my dog's red skin, hot spots.
Why does it taste like rubbing alcohol?
@@jamessanderson5046 not sure but after letting aloe soak in water seems to remove most of that aftertaste.
thankyou so much! you seriously saved me!😄❤️
Thank you great information
Thank you so much. 👍🏼
Thank you so much ❤️👌🏻👍🏻
I got it at the food store and my leaf is probably about same size as yours.
I did not know any of that so I am glad I watched this video I thought I could eat as much as I wanted & I did not know I had to clean it either...
I'm glad I saw this video...
I would have ended up in the hospital probably.
Thank you 💗
Aww love this lady she so sweet wish she was my mother
Thank you
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you! I've used fresh aloe many times, but I never rinsed it as shown in the video. I just cut the large leaf in two and put the cut ends in water to let it "bleed" and then separated the center from the skin and blended the gel with water. I thought all of the gelatinous stuff was good, but never realized it could be tainted with "poison." I will try processing it using this method.
Glad the video is useful to you
This accent gives me asmr
Amazing video thanks you so much aunty 🤗
Thank you very much!
Thanks🙏 for your video
How do you use the aloe skin for your feet like you mentioned?
Also, how do you sieve it when you use it for your hair?
I love this video! Thank you so much for teaching and sharing your knowledge with us.
Thank you so much! And omg so adorable when speaking english. I love it! So cute! *sister hug*
Thank you
Thank you so much for showing how to use and store aloe vera. I just need to confirm please - first soak 20 minutes, another soak for 20 minutes. Then the white gel is soaked for how many minutes? Or is it just washed in the water? Thank you!!
Thank you!
Love her voice💞💞💞
Thank you
Love her! 😍
Hello, can you tell me how long you keep your aloe in the freezer? Thank you for the wonderful information!
that so informative thanks for sharing
I don't want to use Aloe Vera for eating but just for skin treatment. I've used straight aloe juice from leaf on my facial skin overnight for a week and folks commented how great my skin looked after a week. I'd wash it off the next morning each day btw. A chemist told me this was probably because the aloe exfoliates the skin. Any I didn't know anything about how to prepare the plant, I just stored it in the fridge and used it as I needed it every night as I wrote for my skin only.
In the bible it was used for embombing Joseph and JESUS both had aloe brought to them
The best explanation
After 3rd soak do you need to dry the aloe gel or can I just move them moist with soak water?
Best way to store that gel Would be scraped the gel out with a spoon into a bowl, Get your ice Tray From the freezer or wherever it is and start filling the holes with pure allo. Someone told me that technique and it works great because you don't have to open a bag every time and try to break off the mount you want because every amount in the ice tray is going to be somewhat the same. Lot it turns out is pop one out of guys tray and put it in my mouth and just let it melt and swallow it over time. You don't have to do it but I'm just saying is a whole I'm work inveniunt it's not going to harm the allo to just put the jail and ice trays
Very nice. Well done!
taliah azeez thank you, glad you found it helps
Your adorable! Thank you for the information God Bless
Great tnks.
are all aloe vera can be eaten?
if there are many variety of it
are all can be eaten,
or there are some can only be eaten?
Good information thanx
Thank you so much. I enjoyed your video very much. 💚
Thank you
Thank you for this I never knew …
Thank you
With all my fruit (& some veg) I soak in apple cider vinager for at least 15mins this gets rid of any nasties.
What about the fragile berries and also celery stalks which have high absorbency factor?
Particularly for berries
Good idea!
Hello I wanted to ask a question how often to use the aloe on ur face ??
I heard that the whole plant is edible. Does it depend on the type? I’ve never heard of aloe having poison.
Thanks for sharing
To use it on my face, do I have to do the same process pls??
Can u do more videos we like to learn more please thanks
I've never done the aloe leaf 🌿 thing myself & never seen a big leaf extracted for its gel before yet... So that's why I figured I'd buy 1 at the store & at least try it once.
When I was a kid & teenager, I remember my family would buy it at the store to use it for sunburn & it would calm my skin, but it was all premade & everything.
Anyway, if I could use it for my hair, scalp, skin & maybe small amount in a smoothie would be awesome, of course if it works well for me...
I need something for intestines/gut... Also for my scalp/hair... & Now it's getting dryer & is gonna get worse with winter, so it would be good for dry skin.
Usually I use alot of tea tree oil products & other essential oils, as well as coconut oil.
Thank you, I enjoyed the video, very informative,but yet I will see other videos saying you can put the entire leaf in the blender with juice and drink it,that sounds like it would be too strong on your system.
Exactly
I believe that it depends on what you want to do with the gel. I had no idea that I suppose to wash first. From now on I will wash the portion that I want to eat only. I have never noticed that yellowish
stuff she is referring to, well one
learns something every day.
Thank you
This is exactly that our method is different from most aloe processing methods, more scientific and careful. Every one’s body reacts food different and also quite often negative effects are gradually accumulated
Do you have to soak it?
Aloe-vera does not contain any type of poison at all,actually,contrary to what she said,the yellow liquid dripping from the aloe,is good to eat,because the bitter taste entering your blood stream,makes anything within you that does not belong there come out,because they do not like the taste of it.My garden is filled with aloe plants,an I live in the Caribbean,born,born,raised and still lives here.
Totally agree. Growing up in Caribbean, I was told its the best part... Highly concentrated. Its good for cleansing and detox. Haven't heard of any incident concerning poisoning.
I knew Caribbean people use a lot of aloe. Please keep in mind that no one can sick doesn’t mean no poison at all. Carribean aloe variate May different from elsewhere, and Caribbean overall diet is different too.
I did some research on what you are saying, and the yellow portion can in fact be toxic to people. It can cause diarrhea and abdominal cramping over use can cause serious digestive issues in most people.
Is the yellow liquid poison for hair?
@@surgtechbae No it is not,I live in Barbados,and my family uses all of it to wash their hair.The best way to do that is to get a blender for that purpose,and blend it.Peel off the green skin,and allow all the slimy substance to go into the blender also,and if you want to,get some olive oil,or castor oil and mix both together,an you'll see the wonders of nature at work.There's another secret I have for you,you can mix it with orange or grapefruit juice as a manner of cleaning out your stomach of all toxins.
That’s a nice video. I also made a video about how to prepare aloe vera. I love eating the gel!
Wow thanks I swallow the yellow part an I went to the toilet for two days
Could you plz give me a natural remedy against myoma?
Why this yellow thing considered poison when on other videos calls it a laxative?
i think because, from what Iv'e read on the other aloe Vera videos, it has a latex of some kind. So for those who have allergens to latex, it can be considered poisonous...
Tiffany Thagard good comments and thanks. The yellow juice contains anthraquinone barbaloin. This is a strong laxative agent and can cause serious health complications if used too often. The white gel is the safest part of the aloe to take.
Tiffany Thagard exactly
The yellow juice contains anthraquinone barbaloin. This is a strong laxative agent and can cause serious health complications if used too often. The white gel is the safest part of the aloe to take.
The yellow juice contains anthraquinone barbaloin. This is a strong laxative agent and can cause serious health complications if used too often. The white gel is the safest part of the aloe to take.
can you give me website i can buy the same aloe vera peppar from it ?
If you're just planning to mash up the flesh for its gel, to use for cuts and burns, is this process needed? I kinda' feel like the health issues you listed wouldn't be a problem if the gel's to be used for external use only...
DaZebraffe agree with you, if just for cuts and burns, the cleaning process is not nectar needed. I use it for burns sometimes. Thanks for you comments
Water not white because the leaf is green leaves a yellow tint yes cut off the end and get the yellow part but I think wash it well after and before then but the green part then should be ok I think
I found your video informative, but I do have a question: For time efficiency purposes, would it still remove the latex if I filet all the skin the first time around and just let the gel soak for an 1hr., rinse, and then store? I grow my own aloe, but it's the softer, white spotted type, and this is the first time I will using it for eating. I've mostly used it for cuts and burns.
If you only them only for burns and cuts, I think it should be all right.