Aloe Education

In Integrative Health the biochemistry research supports that any skin condition may be affected positively by improved; Digestion, Glandular Health and Nutrition. Each of these factors relate to skin nutrient deficiencies.  Other healthy lifestyle choices are also important to implement in support of the body’s skin including; exercise, water and sunshine.
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Loosing weight is not as easy as the advertisers make it seem by any means. With 67% of all Americans overweight and 31% clinically obese (60 lbs or more over best weight), advertisers are out of control selling quick weight loss products. The challenge with loosing weight on a low-carb or gimmick diet or pills that reduce hunger - is that 9 out of 10 people put the pounds right back on as they resume their normal eating habits again. Continue reading →

Digestion - We are not only what we eat but what we absorb! Providing the body with proper nutrients is important but not enough. We must be able to utilize those nutrients for the body to function at its optimum level. A lack of energy is one of the first signs that the body is lacking what it needs to perform. Digestion can be improved by chewing food well approximately 10-15 chews per bite. Chewing food is very important because the body has to work harder to digest the food when it is in larger particles. Continue reading →

Aloe Vera is fun to use with kids because it’s gentle and it works fast! With all the scrapes, cuts, bites, sunburns and digestive upset that kids get growing up - every herbal medicine chest needs Aloe Vera. This ancient herb has been used for thousands of years by families around the world and it is safe and soothing for the inside and the outside of the body from toddlers to teens.
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Aloe Vera has added benefits when taken daily. Benefits as far reaching as longevity! Yes studies have proven that when Aloe Vera is taken daily it can increase the life span of mammals 20% that equates to 10-15 years for most individuals! Continue reading →