In this post we are going to give you information that you may not know about the healing properties of Aloe vera and how you can use it for wounds.
Aloe vera
En Ibizaloe We are dedicated to the cultivation of Aloe Vera. From this plant we extract the best pure juice for the preparation of totally natural and ecological products for medicinal use and cosmetic guaranteeing the highest quality.
Who does not know, or at least has heard about the multiple qualities of this plant and its uses today? But perhaps you do not know, or do not remember how to apply and what improvements you can obtain by using aloe vera for wounds.
Why include Aloe Vera in your first aid kit?
Aloe vera, also known as aloe vera, has so many beneficial uses that some may be unexpected, so pay attention to find out why by using aloe vera for wounds you will be able to reduce the healing process and the possibility of complications.
Among the components that make up this plant are vitamins of groups A, B and C, oils, tannins, amino acids, mucilage, oleic and linoleic acids, and minerals.
Another substance that we can find is saponin, which has disinfectant properties when using Aloe vera for wounds. We can also reduce inflammation and redness thanks to the phytosterols found in its composition and, finally, plant hormones are responsible for faster healing.
All these elements present in the aloe vera cream They contribute to the composition of the plant a wide variety of properties that intervene in:
▷Greater regeneration of all types of tissues.
▷ It also speeds up the regeneration of skin cells.
▷ It contains an analgesic effect, making it an effective natural painkiller.
Anti-inflammatory properties of Aloe vera
The anti-inflammatory properties of aloe vera gel They are very useful against swelling in injuries, cuts, traumas, all types of irritations and even in reducing and eliminating blisters caused by burns, helping healing with Aloe vera for wounds of this type.
In addition, the juice obtained from the pulp of Aloe vera for wounds can be used as an antiseptic when they are open, instead of hydrogen peroxide, alcohol or iodine.
It is very effective as a natural treatment against problems such as psoriasis.
We can also use it to reduce and relieve the itching caused by mosquito bites, wasps, bees, spiders and other insects, but that is not all, it also relieves the painful discomfort that occurs when touching nettles, or from rubbing a jellyfish.
It has been proven that very good results are obtained in the regeneration of broken layers of the skin as in the case of typical stretch marks, or in scars after surgical interventions, and accidental deep cuts that can be blurred with the regular application of Aloe gel. vera pure
Prevents the appearance of sores in the mouth and accelerates the healing of conditions in the gums, tongue and rest of the oral cavity, with the simple act of chewing a piece of pulp or retaining a spoonful of juice inside the mouth for a few minutes .
Another function is that it serves as a powerful natural barrier against fungi, viruses and bacteria, in addition to increasing the capacity of the body's immune system, used in the latter case ingested, for example, in juice or smoothie preparations.
The use of aloe juice or aloe vera oil It helps prevent irritation after shaving, and regenerates possible cuts by applying aloe vera to wounds when shaving is done with razors.
Aloe Vera as a balsamic effect
The balsamic and regenerating effect of this plant is very useful to avoid irritation, chafing and wounds caused by the use of diapers.
The main objective of Ibizaloe is to transmit rigorous and sincere information, which is why we consider it necessary to do a prior test before using aloe vera for wounds, on a small area of healthy skin.
With this we verify that there is no reaction, and therefore that the application will be fully beneficial.
How and when you can use aloe vera for wounds
You can apply Aloe vera to wounds in the situations that we are going to mention below, as long as there are no contraindications in this regard from a health professional.
- Directly apply aloe vera juice to open wounds.
- Use pure aloe vera gel in insect bites, areas irritated by contact with nettles or jellyfish, irritation or wounds produced by diapers, and other types of eczema.
- Chew a small piece of pulp or put the aloe vera juice in your mouth for a few minutes, to heal wounds on the gums and the rest of the oral cavity, or make rinses with pure aloe vera preparations.
- Apply aloe vera to wounds caused by burns solar, or high temperature liquids, or our pure aloe vera gel.
Preparation of Aloe vera to heal wounds at home
Aloe vera is a plant that, in addition to having countless benefits for our health, serves as a decoration for our home. It is a plant that does not need much care so it will be easy to maintain.
You should choose a sunny area and avoid continuous watering so that the root does not rot. Always cut from the stem and then separate the part you need, storing the rest in albal paper in the refrigerator, until the next application.
To use Aloe vera for wounds, after cutting a leaf, you must cut the thorns from the edges and open the leaf to extract the pulp. You can use this pulp directly or blend it in the blender, depending on the form of application you are going to use.
Quick preparation of Aloe vera to heal bleeding wounds
- Cut approximately six centimeters from an aloe vera leaf,
- Wash with soap and water to remove dirt
- Immediately cut in half to extract the pulp and juice that you will apply to the wound.
You will see how the bleeding stops immediately, the pain is reduced and the healing process accelerates.
Preparation of aloe vera for scars
After cutting and washing the same amount as before, add one or two tablespoons of honey, mixing and blending the two ingredients with the blender. Apply three times a day until the scar fades.
If you prefer, you can enter our product section already prepared, to include in your first aid kit, like the pure gel, to have these fast and effective natural remedies.