Aloes

Benefit from better regularity when you take aloe capsules or powders from this collection at Penn Herb Company. Each of these products can act as a stimulating herbal laxative, providing natural, gentle relief from occasional constipation. If you've struggled with bowel regularity issues and want to try an alternative to other types of laxatives, take this opportunity to learn more about how bitter aloe works and how it can improve your well-being and digestive comfort.

The Benefits of Aloes

There are a number of helpful benefits that can be derived from taking aloes, which are also known as cape aloes, bitter aloes, capensis, aloe ferox, bitteraalwyn, bergaalwyn (Afrikaans), inhlaba (Zulu), ikhala (Xhosa) and tap aloe. It comes from a palm-like plant native to the Cape region of South Africa. Though it belongs to the aloe family, it's not like the aloe vera you may have heard about before. Instead, cape aloe functions as a powerful stimulant laxative, which supports lower bowel function and promotes bowel movement within about 15 to 18 hours. It can also help to improve bowel regularity and flush out deep-seated impurities from the body. Overall, taking bitter aloes regularly helps to promote gastrointestinal health.

How to Take Aloes

At Penn Herb Company, you can find aloes available in capsule form. For most people, taking one capsule daily with water at mealtimes is sufficient. If you prefer powdered cape aloe, you can use it to make an instant tea by combining about ¼ to ½ teaspoon of the powder with a cup of boiling water. One to two cups of this tea per day can help to provide the benefits described above.

Herbs and natural remedies to help you feel better fast, be sure to shop online for products like cape aloes at Penn Herb Company.

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