Warnings
Can Aloe Vera cure, help, treat or prevent Diabetes?
The following information is for humans with Diabetes
Introduction to Diabetes
Diabetes occurs when there is an inbalance in the bodies blood sugar contents. Insulin injections are usually prescribed and the sufferer has to be careful with their diet. They must, for example, be aware of sugary food and eat with caution.
Using Aloe Vera for Diabetes
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 Diabetes?
The likely outcome of using Aloe Vera is a reduction in the amount of insulin required. This may happen immediately, gradually or suddenly after a few weeks. It is essential that the sufferer has their blood-sugar content measured on a daily basis while drinking Aloe. Only use Aloe in close consultation with your GP because of this affect.
Aloe Vera Brands
People with Diabetes 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 Diabetes.
Reviews
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Aloe Vera: A systematic review of its clinical effectivenessPublication: British Journal of General Practice. 1999. 49, pp 823-828.
Author: Vogler B.K.; Ernst, E.
Two trials suggested that oral administration of aloe vera might be a useful adjunct for lowering blood glucose in diabetic patients (250 to 141 mg % in the treatment groups and no change in the control groups)
Author: Davis, R.H.; Leitner, M.G.; Russo, J.M.; Byrne, M.E.
Author: Koo, M.W.L.
Author: Yougchaiyudha, Rungpitarangs et. al.