Our aloe vera gel is an excellent food that may have many health benefits for babies or adults. We started sharing our aloe with our youngest at about 8 to 10 months old. She would drink it through a straw. Now, at 2 years old, she drinks about 1 to 2 ounces every day.

Our aloe is definitely raw, never heated (at all). It is kept and shipped frozen. The bottles are shipped in a cooler and arrive somewhat thawed, depending on where you live and how many days it takes to arrive there.

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I recommended a serving size to a woman who picked up our aloe vera gel one time. What I did not know was that she had another brand of aloe at home and was going to drink that first.

After a couple days of severe cramping she came back and asked me: "could the aloe run right through you?". I replied: "no.... I have never heard of our aloe doing that". I went on to say: "If you were drinking whole leaf aloe from the store then yes, but ours is inner gel only, no outer leaf". She sunk and said: "oh.... my husband had another brand and I thought I would use that one first and then switch to yours.

I would never recommend someone drink whole leaf aloe by the glass. However, we have customers that purchase our raw inner gel only by the bucket and drink 3 glasses a day. If it was whole leaf aloe vera juice, believe me, they would not be able to leave the bathroom because of the aloin content.

But a couple tablespoons of the whole leaf shouldn't have enough aloin to keep you in the bathroom all day. Just don't drink serving sizes like ours when you are using other aloe products. Of course, you won't be getting nearly as much of the aloe nutrients at the much smaller serving sizes, though.

So, I am certain that using it according to their recommended serving size is fine.

Regarding reproductive health, I am unaware of the research. I use it daily for overall health, however, as part of a health diet.

Hi Donna. It doesn't sound like our aloe is for you. Our aloe is slimy, jelly like in some parts, like egg whites in other parts, with occasional chunks of aloe pulp in it. Whatever comes out of the plant is what goes into the bottle.
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When treating acid reflux by altering the diet, it is more of a try it and see what works. I know of a girl that drinks a tablespoon with each meal. I know a man who drinks 8 ounces to start his day. Both say it is the aloe that helps them with their acid reflux using different amounts at different times.
The important thing to keep in mind is that whole leaf aloe contains aloin, but inner gel aloe does not. Aloin can irritate the intestinal track, cause cramping and may even make the problem worse. Inner gel only is the way to go.

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Excellent feedback. We too prefer glass over plastic. Unfortunately, we already have the most perishable, hence, expensive aloe on the market. If we go to glass, it will increase the product cost, weight and shipping costs, and may break during the freezing and expansion.
We are not in big chain stores - only specialty stores that understand the perishable nature of raw un-preserved aloe. Because it is not preserved, if they allow it to thaw, the product quality diminishes proportionally to the time it is thawed.
Regarding whether ours is different from 100% aloe vera in health food stores, I have never seen a health food store that carries 100% aloe. I saw one aloe product that claims to be 100% aloe, but has citric acid also listed as an ingredient. I'm not sure how they get away with that.

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