Warnings
Can Aloe Vera cure, help, treat or prevent Cholesterol?
The following information is for humans with Cholesterol
Introduction to Cholesterol
Cholesterol is naturally occurring in the body and is used to give strength and resistance to the exterior of the cell membrane. When there is too much cholesterol in the blood stream it can deposit itself on the walls of the arteries and begin obstructing required blood movement.
The symptoms will depend very much on where the blockages are. For example, blockages in arteries to the head can result in Facial Paralysis, Difficulty in speaking or remembering, Mental Confusion, Headache, etc.
Using Aloe Vera for Cholesterol
Important Note:
This text refers to Aloe Vera as defined on our page Good Quality Aloe Vera.
We also strongly recommend you read the FAQ: How Much Aloe Vera Should I Drink?
How long will it take for Aloe Vera to work with Cholesterol?
Recovery time will depend greatly on the diet and the quality of the fish oils being used. The Fish Oil market probably has more cowboys on it than any others (with the exception of Vitamins).
If the diet and the supplement are good you should see results within 2 to 3 weeks. In any case measure the cholesterol level regularly, especially if you are on conventional medication as you may need to consult your GP for an adjustment.
Aloe Vera Brands
People with Cholesterol have told us they used the following brands of Aloe Vera and experienced benefits:
See the full results of our survey on Aloe Vera brands and Cholesterol.