Topical for burns; the oral latex form is a harsh laxative.
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Evidence strength
55/100Moderate
WEAKLIMITEDMODERATESTRONGVERY STRONG
What the evidence supports: topical burn and wound healing; oral claims are weak.
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How long to take it
Topical use as needed. Oral use should be brief if at all.
Who it's actually for
Topical burn and wound care. Oral use has little justification.
Safe upper limit
Unverified
Oral aloe latex is not recommended at any regular dose
Aloe latex is a stimulant laxative linked to electrolyte loss and, with prolonged use, bowel harm. Decolourised inner gel is the safer oral form.