Know the Fascinating Truth about Aloe Vera

The Wonderful Miracle Plant

Every one knows about the many health benefits that Aloe Vera has. But do you know how to grow and use your own plant?

Can you imagine knowing how to make your own home remedies for many different ailments? The astonishing results will speak for themselves without dishing out a big pile of money for medical attention.

As you read every word of this website you will become amazed how easy it is to grow Aloe and use it. Thanks to the many years of experimenting and researching I am able to give you important information.

Aloe Vera is one of the best natural skin remedy known to mankind.

My sons Alex and Dani (6 and 7 year olds) are fair skinned and a natural attraction to mosquitoes. And if I don’t do something about it, the mosquitoes will eat them alive. So here comes mom with Aloe leaf. It works in two different ways. It helps to repel the insects when applied. And when they get insect bites it soothes the itching and heals very quickly.

In your daily life you get a little burn now and then.

• In the kitchen touching a hot coffee or tea kettle

• a splash of hot oil while frying

• a sunburn at the beach

• insect stings on a field trip

• or mosquito bites

Not limited only to skin problems, its valuable when taken internally for digestion problems. I like to eat “asado” barbecue. But if I eat a little bit too much I get in upset stomach. So before I go to bed I mix a soothing Aloe Vera juice.

So if you have your own Aloe plants you can make your own home remedies. It’s simple and effective. You save money having your own products growing in your garden. It doesn’t take much, only loving care for your plants.

If you want to buy Aloe products you need to know for what you have to look.

• How to read labels correctly

• How to identify the best Aloe products on the market.

Dr. Ernest Chupp (PhD in nutrition) and I (Delbert Chupp) are researching Aloe for 15 years and we want to share our knowledge on this subject on this website. We live in Paraguay in South America. Our research we did mainly in the Paraguayan Chaco. It’s an arid region were Aloe Vera grows naturally.