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Latin Name: Aloe barbadensis Miller

Active Ingredient : Barbaloin(Aloin) 10%~40%, aloe polysaccharide

Particle Size: 80 Mesh

Form: Powder

Plant resource : Aloe Vera Leaf

Apperance : Yellow or light yellow powder, freeze dried aloe vera extract powder: white powder

Grade: Food & Cosmetics& Pharmaceutica l

Extraction Type: Solvent extraction

Assay: Barbaloin(Aloin) 10%~40%, aloe polysaccharide

Packaging: 25kgs/ Cardboard barrel

Test Method: TLC

Product Name

Aloe Vera Extract

Latin name

Aloe barbadensis Miller

Active Ingredient

Barbaloin(Aloin), aloe polysaccharide

CAS

85507-69-3

Plant Resource

Aloe Vera

Main Specification

10%-40%

Appearance

Yellow or light yellow powder, freeze dried aloe vera extract powder: white powder

Plant Part Used

Leaf

Molecular formula

C20H20O8

Molecular Weight

418.40

Extract Solution

water

Test Method

UV

Description

The aloe vera plant has been used since ancient times for healing infection and burns.It was used by African hunters to reduce perspiration. Ancient records of Egyptians,Arabs, Africans and Indians show how aloe vera plant was used. The aloe vera plant also finds mention in the New Testament. Ancient Chinese used aloe vera gel for treating eczematous skin conditions. With a high water content of nearly 96%, the aloe vera plant has been hailed as a medicinal plant with many a beneficial property. The aloe vera plant can easily be grown at home - it is virtually maintenance free.

You can then break off a part of the leaf and use the fresh gel to apply on any burn or other wound. When the aloe vera leaf is broken, it oozes a thick sap that drips from the open end. This bitter sap is used to accelerate wound healing and reduce inflammation.

Benefits

The benefits of aloe vera are manifold. Aloe vera gel is used to treat first-degree burns for speedy healing. Aloe vera gel is used to shrink warts and lessen the painful effects of shingles. The symptoms of psoriasis can be reduced with aloe vera gel.

European folk medicine makes extensive use of aloe vera juice to reduce ulcers and heartburn. Aloe vera is also used in dental problems such as bleeding gums and denture stomatitis.

( 1). Anti-bactericidal and anti-inflammatory

(2). Eliminating waste material from the body and promoting the blood circulation;

(3). Whitening and moisturizing skin

(4). Eliminating the pain and treating hangover, sickness, seasickness;

(5). Preventing skin being damaged from UV radiation and making skin soft and elastic.

Feature:

The active constituents for aloe's laxative effect are known as anthraquinone glycosides, which are converted by intestinal bacteria into aglycones. The active compounds responsible for aloe's wound healing properties are less well-described but are likely a combination of several saccharide molecules. When the leaf is consumed, the high fiber content of the plant has been shown to exert beneficial effects on cardiac disease risk factors by reducing blood levels of cholesterol, triglycerides and glucose.

Action:

1. Aloe vera promotes the healing of minor burns and small wounds.

2. Aloe vera juice or encapsulated powder result in reduced intestinal transit time. In heart disease patients, aloe vera leaf, added to the diet, reduced total serum cholesterol, serum triglycerides, fasting and post prandial blood sugar levels.

Aloe Vera juice is made from the nutritious inner gel. Aloe Vera juice has natural detoxifying powers that ease constipation and cleanse the bowel. Aloe Vera juice is known to benefit those suffering from IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome). The residues that accumulate within the colon are loosened and naturally dispersed with regular consumption of aloe vera juice. Any internal lesions or ulcers will also be healed.

High doses of Aloe vera juice can cause diarrhea, abdominal pain and electrolyte imbalance. Aloe vera juice is said to possess soothing properties that help in colitis, peptic ulcers and digestive tract irritations. Aloe vera juice contains some anti-inflammatory fatty acids that alkalize digestive Juices and prevent over acidity.

Acemannan, found in Aloe vera is being studied for its beneficial effects in boosting T-lymphocyte cells that aid the immune system.

Traditional Usage:

- Anal fissures (latex) - Antibacterial (gel) - Anti-diarrheal (latex) - Antifungal (gel) - Antinflammatory (gel and latex) - Antimicrobial (gel and latex) - Antiretroviral (gel) - Antiviral (gel) - Burns (gel) - Cankers (acemannan hydrogel) - Cellular Regeneration (gel and latex) - Cleansing (gel and latex) - Constipation (latex) - Detoxifying (gel and latex) - Hemorrhoids (latex) - HIV (acemannan hydrogel) - Hyperglycemia (gel) - Laxative (latex) - Pre and Post Operative Cleansing (latex) - Psoriasis (gel) - Skin Wounds and Sores (gel) -

Active Ingredients:

Aloe dried latex contains: Approximately 13-27% aloins A and B (barbaloin, aloin, and glucosyl diastereoisomers of aloe-emodin anthrone). Aside from aloinosides A and B, other hydroxyanthracene derivatives are also present. 5-hydroxyaloin is characteristic of Cape aloes while 7- hydroxyaloin is found in Barbados aloe; small amounts of anthraquinones including aloe-emodin and chrysophanol. Chromone derivatives including 25-40% aloeresins A and B and smaller amounts C. Aloenin B (aloenin A and p-coumaroyl-glucose); p-coumaric acid methyl ester also occurs. Aloe gel contains: water; polysaccharides including acemannan; fatty acids including gamma linolenic acid; prostaglandins; salicylic acid; saponins; sterols; vitamins E and C; minerals including zinc; 20 amino acids (out of 22 required by the human body); and lectins.

Application

Pharmaceutical, food, drinks, cosmetic

Certificate

ISO9001(SGS), UKAS, KOSHER, HALAL

Packing

Small quantity with double plastic-bag inside and aluminum foil bag outside. Large quantity with 25kg/drum, or depends on clients requirement.

Shelf Life

Two years under well Storage situation and stored away from direct sun light.