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Overview
We use greenhouse grown whole leaf
Aloe Vera for the manufacturing of most of our products
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9 1/2 acres of greenhouses.
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Hydroponically grown Aloe Vera since
1981.
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We know the Aloe Vera plant and we
provide only the best.
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The better we take care of our aloe the
better it takes care of us.
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Advantages of Hydroponic Greenhouse
Aloe Vera
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Maintains more vitamins and minerals as
well as Acemannan and other immune enhancing polysaccharides.
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Repeatedly shown to contain 2 to 3 times
more active components then field grown.
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Healthy abundant supply of aloe leaf
year round.
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Why Is our Aloe Vera So Special?
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Plants are feed a multi-mineral mix that
they literally "suck up" and store in their luscious gel and sap.
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Harvested in a short duration of time to
preserve the nutrients and avoid deterioration.
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Why Is our Aloe Vera So Special?
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Work diligently and swiftly to provide
the most effective Aloe Vera products you can buy.
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Performed thousands of experiments and
tests to improve quality and potency.
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A good source of calcium and magnesium
as well as many other trace minerals.
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More Reasons Why our Aloe Is So Special.
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We use Aloe Barbadensis Miller only.
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Our Aloe Vera is unique because it is
grown in a stress free environment.
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Whole leaf Aloin free juice.
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Aloin is a bitter substance found in the
latex of the aloe leaf.
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It is used as a powerful laxative |
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Sold by prescription only. |
Aloe Barbadensis Miller
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There are over 200 species of aloe. |
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Aloe Barbadensis Miller is the most
studied aloe species.
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Contains the broadest range of
beneficial components.
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We use the latest certified analysis
procedures to test and establish the quality and consistency of the aloe
products. |
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After 20 years, we still are one of the
few producers of true whole leaf Aloe Vera. |
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We do not use Herbicides, Pesticides,
Animal Waste, or Human Waste products on our Aloe Vera
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What Is So Special About Aloe Vera?
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Aloe is a carrying agent.
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Powerful immune enhancing effects.
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Shown to keep the intestinal tract
(lining) clean.
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Contains uronic acids that strip toxic
materials of their harmful effects.
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Contains natural moisturizers. |
Carrying Agent
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Externally-penetrates all layers of the
skin and carries important nutrients deep into it.
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Internally-travels into the cells. |
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Food is not required for transport.
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Especially beneficial with vitamins,
minerals, and moisturizers. |
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Useful in lotions and trans-dermal
patches.
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Immune Enhancing
Researchers have concluded that
immune benefits of aloe are due to its polysaccharides with most credit
given to Acemannan an acetylated mannose.
Aloe may also aid in:
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Cell protection.
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Cellular oxygenation.
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Anti-oxidant.
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Anti-viral.
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Anti-bacterial.
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Anti-fungal. Anti-inflammatory.
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Digestive aid.
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Cleanses the Intestines
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Aloe Vera juice helps rid the intestinal
tract of materials that prevent them from absorbing nutrients from the foods
and supplements we consume.
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Is All Aloe Created Equal?
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We use Aloe Barbadensis Miller only.
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We use the absolute best and true whole
leaf aloe, not water, not fiber, not some other non-identifiable, non-aloe
additive.
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We never use pesticides, herbicides, or
waste products on our aloe. |
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No caramel color added. |
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We are proud to provide the public with
this true and complete whole leaf aloe.
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Proper Way to Process Aloe
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We have been processing our own aloe
since 1976. Our whole leaf process was introduced in 1983, which maximizes the
retention of the active components of the plant. This proprietary method uses
temperatures that do not destroy biological activity of the plant. Facts that
have been well established through university and independent lab research and
testing.
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Experiments and tests on aloe to
determine the best ways to:
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Feed it.
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Care for it.
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Harvest it.
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Process it.
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Stabilize it.
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Concentrate it.
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We use Swaco filtration (wire screens)
and centrifuge, not enzyme digestion to rid juice of fiber.
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We do not cold process or carbon filter
our juice.
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Carbon filtering is a crime committed
against the whole leaf aloe juice. It literally robs the juice of many of its
naturally occurring beneficial active components rendering an incomplete-less
than whole-Aloe Vera juice product. |
Facts You Need to Know About Whole
Leaf Aloe Vera
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Whole leaf Aloe Vera is the liquid
obtained from the entire leaf of the plant including the sap, rind, and gel.
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Independent lab tests show that whole
leaf aloe provides all maximum benefits possible from the plant.
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Aloe Vera is a succulent plant. If it is
grown with herbicides, pesticides, or waste products, the plant literally
sucks up the toxins. |
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It takes approximately 10 pounds of aloe
leaves to make 1 gallon of 100% Aloe Vera juice. |
Contents of Aloe Vera
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Anti microbials
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Carbohydrates
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Minerals
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Vitamins
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Enzymes
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Amino Acids
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Aloe Vera Is a Glyconutrient
Glyconutrients are food sources that
provide some or all of the eight essential saccharides:
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Mannose, glucose, galactose, fucose,
xylose, n-Acetylglucosamine, n- Acetylgalactosamine, and n- Acetylneuraminic
acid
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Necessary for cell-to-cell communication
and optimal immune response.
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Information Obtained from Sugars That
Heal by Emil I. Mondoa M.D. and Mindy Kitei
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Glyconutrients may increase
endurance and vitality beyond our expectations.
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Glyconutrients boost the rate, speed,
magnitude, and precision of macrophage function, (digestion of foreign
substances in the body).
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Revving up their ability to identify and
destroy tumor cells, bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses, including those
that cause HIV, Measles, Influenza, and the common cold. – Information
Obtained from Sugars That Heal by Emil I. Mondoa M.D. and Mindy Kitei
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REAL ALOE VERA JUICE
What to Look For:
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If it looks like water or tastes like
water, it probably is water.
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Whole leaf Aloe Vera is more likely to
contain all of the aloe polysaccharides.
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Using the gel only can not provide a
complete juice.
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Aloe Vera juice is amber color, tastes
slightly bitter, and leaves an antiseptic feel in your mouth.
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The higher the concentration the darker
the color the juice.
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If a juice has color added to it,
question the product. If aloe has natural amber color, then why would an amber
color such as caramel be added to the product?
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