3. Aloe-Vera and Aloe-Arborescens are two of hundreds species of aloes. They are succulent plants spread in Asia, Africa and other tropical areas of the world. They are known for their medicinal values.

4. Bowel disorders and diseases (colitis, crohn) Ulcers in digestion system Burns and skin disorders Skin diseases ( Herpes, Psoriasis) Diabetes, cholesterol and lipids in blood Arthritis, Candida Cancer – different types

5. Polysaccharides from aloe leaf such as Acemannan and Aloeride have in vivo and in vitro effects on the immunity system. Acemannan suppresses the activity and proliferation of cancerous cells due to a mechanism effecting the immunity system. Acemannan has anti- inflamatory, antibacterial, antifungal activities. ACEMANNAN

6. The Aloe is rich with components having structure of anthraquinones as emodin. The Emodin acts directly against cancerous cells. It is antifungal and has antibacterial effect in the digestion system.

7. Sitosterol, another Aloe component, has an angiogenesis activity in CAM (Chicken chorioallantoic membrane): The physiological process involves the growth of new bloods vessels and improves the metabolism between blood and tissue.