What are the uses of aloe vera?

Aloe vera is the most valuable aloe in the aloe family. It can not only be eaten as a vegetable, but also made into cosmetics and health products for people to use. This aloe vera is native to the West Indies in America and was later introduced to all parts of the world. However, until now, some people still don’t understand the effects of aloe vera. Today, the editor will introduce it specifically.

The efficacy and function of aloe vera

1. Moisturizing beauty

Aloe vera contains a lot of mucin and aloe polysaccharide, and is rich in water. When people apply it directly on the surface, it can nourish delicate skin and reduce spots. At the same time, it can form a protective film on the surface of human skin, which can prevent water loss in the skin and keep people's skin soft and smooth. Aloe vera can also increase skin elasticity, remove skin keratin, and reduce scars and wrinkles on the skin.

2. Sun protection

Enhancing the skin's sun protection ability is also an important function of aloe vera, because aloe vera contains natural anthraquinone glycosides. After being absorbed by the human body, this substance can form a protective layer on the skin surface, which can block ultraviolet rays and cause damage to human skin. It can also prevent human skin from absorbing ultraviolet rays and causing skin flushing and pigmentation.

3. Delaying aging

Aloe polysaccharides are important nutrients contained in aloe vera. In addition, it also contains a large amount of mucus. After these substances are absorbed by the human body, they can prevent the aging of human skin cells and enhance their ability to dry out and allergic reactions. In addition, the mucin contained in aloe vera can increase the activity of human tissue cells. Regular consumption can enhance the activity of various tissue cells in the human body and improve their disease resistance, thereby reducing the occurrence of various aging symptoms.

4. Sterilization and anti-inflammatory

The natural medicinal ingredients contained in aloe vera have a strong bactericidal effect. It can not only eliminate sensitive bacteria in the human body, but also kill a variety of fungi in the human body to prevent the human body from being infected by these bacteria and causing diseases. In addition, it also has a strong salt resistance. When people have dermatitis, cystitis, bronchitis and other high-incidence inflammations, directly taking aloe vera can have a particularly obvious anti-inflammatory effect.