30 reasons to make home remedies from Aloe Vera - 
the legendary healing plant of the Egyptians, Greeks and Native Americans.
From NaturalNews - (edited)
Over 6,000 years have passed since the Egyptians referred to Aloe Vera as the "plant of immortality," due to its myriad of uses - everything from acne to baldness to insomnia to digestive upsets to sepsis to psoriasis, even some cancers. The list goes on and for a very good reason – it works.

Aloe Vera plants produce a variety of substances with antibacterial, anti-fungal, anti-viral and antioxidant properties; earning it a spot in the pantheon of superfoods and super herbs alongside companions such as echinacea, garlic, turmeric and ginger. If you intend to take Aloe Vera orally, that is as a juice, always choose an organic product or make your own from a fresh organic leaf.

The plant provides high amounts of vitamins and minerals. Regular consumption of Aloe Vera juice supplies the eight essential amino acids not made by the body plus a wide range of enzymes.

  • Legendary healing properties repair skin problems such as eczema, psoriasis, acne, and rosacea.
  • Apply to cuts, sores, boils and other skin infections to take advantage of its antibacterial healing properties.
  • Rub the inner sides of a cut leaf on skin for a biodegradable shower scrub.
  • Exfoliate dry skin by mixing two TBS each Aloe Vera gel and organic brown sugar with two tsp. lemon juice.
  • For a more vigorous scrub, mix one cup each of Aloe gel and coconut oil with two cups sea salt and two TBS raw honey.
  • Mix equal parts of Aloe gel with lemon juice to decrease freckles, dark spots and brighten skin.
  • Apply straight Aloe Vera gel to skin to eliminate warts, reduce age lines, remove scars and stretch marks.
  • Moisturize skin and remove eye makeup with Aloe gel.
  • Relieve itching from allergies and rashes; soothe burns, poison ivy, blisters and mosquito bites.
  • Heal herpes orally and genitally; relieve athlete's foot and topical yeast infections.
  • Exfoliate feet, knees and elbows with a mixture of 1/2 cup each oatmeal and organic corn meal, four TBS Aloe Vera gel, and 1/2 cup coconut oil.
  • Make a kitchen mixture to treat minor burns by mixing 1/4 cup each Aloe Vera gel and non-alcoholic liquid Calendula with a few drops of vitamin E oil. Store in an airtight jar in the cupboard.
  • Stimulate hair growth by applying Aloe gel to scalp after washing. Leave on for 30 minutes and rinse.
  • Tame frizzy hair by rinsing after shampooing with aloe juice.
  • Replace shaving cream and use Aloe Vera gel; soothe razor burn.  
  • Drink Aloe juice to relieve indigestion, heartburn, acid re-flux, bloating,
    flatulence, peptic ulcers and constipation.
  • Apply externally and drink juice to relieve hemorrhoids.
  • Soothe IBS, colitis, and other ailments of the colon.
  • Eliminate UTI and prostate problems by drinking Aloe Vera juice.
  • Use as a personal lubricant; it's pH balanced and condom-safe.
  • Apply with your douche for vaginal irritations and yeast infections.
  • Aloe reduces inflammation throughout the body, especially in the joints and
    muscles, and restores tissue to its original state.
  • Stabilizes blood sugar; reduces triglycerides.
  • Relieves diabetic and peripheral neuropathy.
  • Swish and gargle to promote healthy gums and mouth.
  • Aloe acts to protect the body's immune system, destroying bacteria and slowing down the aging process.
  • Helps activate white blood cells and promotes the growth of healthy, non-cancerous cells in cancer patients.
  • Oxygenates the blood and promotes healthy circulatory system, strengthening the heart.
  • Drinking aloe juice is an excellent general detoxifier for the entire system that helps establish a healthy, alkaline pH.