Aloe is a household commodity, especially if you live in The Sunshine State and aren’t a very skilled sunblock-applier (I speak from experience). Aloe is more than just a handy thing to alleviate sunburn pain. The ancient Egyptians often referred to aloe as the “plant of immortality.” That’s quite a compliment, but for the Egyptians, the description fit perfectly considering all of the amazing things aloe can do for the skin.

Many synthetic moisturizers often leave a greasy residue on the skin. It’s quite amazing that this naturally-occuring plant can provide the same exact results without that sticky, slimy feeling.

As well being chock full of valuable minerals and proteins, aloe vera has been known to help treat the following skin conditions:

• psoriasis
• eczema
• dandruff
• psoriasis
• canker sores
• skin ulcers

As you might expect, it was no-brainer whether or not to include this wonder-drug in our prebiotic formula.

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