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**Title:** The Health Benefits and Preparation of Aloe Vera for Consumption
**Key Points:**
1. **Health Benefits:**
* Boosts immunity
* Aids in treating ulcers, gastritis, sore throats, intestinal problems, and more
* Helps with respiratory issues, high cholesterol, and hemorrhoids
* May assist in cancer treatment (according to viewer testimonials)
* Reduces inflammation, which can help with melasma
2. **Preparation:**
* Choose the right aloe vera species (only certain species are consumable)
* Wash and sanitize the leaf
* Remove Aloin (a toxin) by cutting off the bitter edge and soaking in water
* Blend the gel with water, then strain and freeze in ice cube trays
3. **Consumption:**
* Recommended 2 cubes (equivalent to 2 spoons of aloe vera gel) per day
* Best taken in the morning on an empty stomach
* Can be added to various drinks (water, tea, juice, etc.)
4. **Contraindications:**
* Only for those allergic to Aloin (which is removed in preparation)
5. **Usage Duration:**
* Take for 3 to 6 months or until health improvement is felt.
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**Aloe Vera Properties and Benefits**
1. Aloe vera contains several vitamins and minerals.
2. Aloe vera has antioxidant, fungicidal, bactericidal, calming, and anti-inflammatory actions.
3. Aloe vera helps eliminate toxins from the body and increases immunity.
**Health Conditions Treated with Aloe Vera**
4. Aloe vera consumption has been reported to help cure ulcers, burning stomach, stomach pain, and intestinal disorders.
5. It improves the respiratory system and helps with bad cholesterol (LDL) and hemorrhoids.
6. Reduces inflammation, which can help lighten melasma (pigmented spots).
7. Some people reported it helps in the treatment of cancer (note: no scientific evidence is provided in the text to support this claim).
**Preparing Aloe Vera for Consumption**
8. There are three species of Aloe Vera in Brazil, but only two are commonly used.
9. To consume Aloe Vera, one must remove Aloin from the leaf (except for the "tree" species, which does not contain Aloin).
10. The leaf must be washed, sanitized, and have its bark removed to eliminate Aloin, a toxin.
11. After removing the bark, the gel can be blended with water, then strained to remove any remaining residue.
12. The mixture is then frozen in ice cube trays for later consumption.
**Consumption Guidelines**
13. Recommended consumption is 2 cubes (equivalent to 2 leaves) per day, preferably in the morning on an empty stomach.
14. Treatment duration is typically 3 to 6 months, or until symptoms improve.
15. Contraindication is primarily for individuals allergic to Aloin, which is removed in the preparation process.
**General**
16. The text is based on a video presentation by an individual, with some information supported by comments on Instagram and an unspecified scientific article.