here is an excellent site on aloe vera: http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/alt/aloe_faq.htm specifically on the topic of an overdosage: "Overdose/long term usage can cause loss of electrolytes (potassium, albuminuria, and hematuria) and fluid imbalance. Loss of electrolytes may cause hyperaldosteronism, inhibition of intestinal motility, and the enhancement of cardioactive steroid. Potassium deficiency can lead to muscular weakness, especially with concurrent use of cardiac glycosides, diuretics, and corticosteroids. Overdose can also cause heart arrhythmias, nephropathies, edemas, accelerated bone deterioration. albuminuria and hematuria. (but these side effects are rare) Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (stop usage and report it to your health care professional if they are continuing or bothersome): A red color may occur in urine (harmless and usually goes away when usage s.o.s. Intestinal cramps (if this occurs immediately lower the dosage)"
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It is not recommended to eat aloe vera raw as it can cause stomach upset and digestive issues due to its laxative properties. It is best to consume aloe vera in controlled amounts as a supplement or as an ingredient in various processed products.
aolevera can eat dirrectly for men..? how to prepar and use of skincare..?
No, it is not safe to eat raw aloe as it can cause stomach cramps and diarrhea due to its laxative properties. It is best to use aloe vera gel that is specifically meant for consumption.
It can be used to drink,eat or used to do facial.Answer by:Jenlyn
Aloe vera actually has spines, not true thorns. They are to protect the plant from damage from animals that may want to eat them
It contains sugars (in chemical sense - long chain polysacharides), but not the sugar you eat.
Aloe vera is generally safe for topical use, but it can be toxic if ingested in large quantities. The gel is the most commonly used part of the plant and is considered safe for skin care purposes. It's important to ensure you are using aloe vera products properly and avoiding ingestion to prevent any potential toxicity.
Cats should not eat plants such as lilies, tulips, daffodils, and aloe vera to stay safe and healthy.
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Eat more healthy vegies & fruits other than meat.Drinkin' Aloe Vera also helps you loose fat,lastly,exsersize also helps.Oops.............I spelled excersize wrong!Some1 help meh! Drinking Aloe Vera is posnoise...
If you mean the aloe vera plant(succulent cactus-like plant,) nothing. It will taste bad, but shouldn't hurt you