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26-05-2007, 17:32
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As anybody tried this, and if so who did you find it. Taste, what it did to you, as im thinking about it, cheers. 
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26-05-2007, 23:30
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Curly Wurly
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Originally Posted by czechroman
As anybody tried this, and if so who did you find it. Taste, what it did to you, as im thinking about it, cheers. |
its disgusting stuff to drink but i have heard it is good health properties!
I know someone who sells it and i have used the aloe gels for skin and things, my elderly aunt tried the aloe drink and it made her feel better for a while.
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27-05-2007, 00:34
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Didn't know you could drink it  I knew it was good for soothing skin and all that jazz, but to consume it internally sounds wrong!!
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27-05-2007, 00:36
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There's a Chinese fizzy drink called ''Ch'i'' which contains Aloe I think. mmmmm lovely.
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27-05-2007, 08:33
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very good for the digestive tract and any related ailments
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27-05-2007, 10:31
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So it tastes bad then, some people say its ok!  , Could you mix it with a drink, by that i mean to disguise the taste?, non alcohol  See some1 i know takes it for irritable bowel and says it helps lots.
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27-05-2007, 10:32
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Holland & Barrett sell it in a couple of flavours including cranberry
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27-05-2007, 11:12
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Originally Posted by Claire18
Holland & Barrett sell it in a couple of flavours including cranberry
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I take it the cranberry disguises the taste more?
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27-05-2007, 11:43
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I've not tried the plain one - only the cranberry one and I have to say that it doesn't taste fantastic but drinking it every day, you'd get used to it!
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27-05-2007, 11:47
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But does it do the job when it's mixed with something else ? like putting milk in Green Tea , a complete waste.
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29-05-2007, 17:48
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As anybody tried the 'forever living product' aloe vera juice. Its from a booklet, apparently its thicker the holland and barret 1, as anybody tried it and is it better than holland and barrett brand?, thanks.
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29-05-2007, 17:53
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Tell me, isn't Aloe Vera an inside plants, my friend keeps putting her's outdoors, it dies, had to be inside dosen't it ?
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29-05-2007, 17:54
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The liquid drinkable Aloe Vera is quite expensive. Suppose to help IBS, but I dont think its been proved. Not much taste to it really. You can get Aloe Vera tablets and capsulles. The best way to use it though is in the Gel , in a tube. Marvellous for burns, including sunburn. Always keep the Gel in my medicine cupboard.
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