We are offering aloe vera cream.
wound healing:
general wounds (cuts and scrapes) healed faster with aloe vera. Women who used aloe vera to treated wounds after gynecologic surgery experienced complications and a significantly longer healing time.
psoriasis:
the rate of cure was significantly better with aloe vera with no relapses.
radiation-induced skin injury:
no significant difference was found when women used aloe vera to treat radiation-induced skin injury associated with the treatment of breast cancer.
genital herpes:
a significant portion of the patients (about 70%) were cured. Aloe vera cream worked quicker than gels.
hyperlipidaemia:
all patients reacted negatively to the treatment.
possible adverse effects:
the adverse effects in patients who reported them were all reversible. No patients withdrew from the trials because of adverse effects associated with aloe vera cream. Application sometimes led to burning sensations, contact dermatitis and mild itching.
clinical bottom line:
there is some evidence to show that aloe vera is effective for psoriasis and genital herpes, though the results were based on few patients. There is no high quality evidence of the effectiveness of aloe vera for wound healing, radiation-induced skin injury, hyperlipidaemia. Most of the included studies were small.
this report found aloe vera cream to be helpful for several conditions but concluded that the studies were all too small to conclusively make any assertions as to the use usefulness of aloe vera in treating these conditions.
more recently (feb. 2008) the mayo clinic released their findings. Below is a summation of the report. I should point out that I have included only the possible benefits from using aloe vera cream and have purposefully left out any possible benefits from other all products.
genital herpes:
limited evidence from human studies suggests that extract from aloe vera in a cream may be an effective treatment of genital herpes in men (better than aloe gel or placebo).
psoriasis vulgaris:
early evidence suggests that aloe vera cream may be an effective treatment of psoriasis vulgaris.
seborrheic dermatitis (seborrhea, dandruff):
studies suggest effectiveness for treating seborrhea dermatitis when applied to the skin.
canker sores (aphthous stomatitis):
there is weak evidence that the treatment of canker sores with aloe vera may reduce pain and increase the time between the appearance of new sores.
dry skin:
early studies suggest aloe may effectively reduce skin dryness. Higher quality studies are needed in this area.
skin burns:
early evidence suggests that aloe may aid healing of mild to moderate skin burns.
skin ulcers:
early studies suggest aloe may help heal skin ulcers. Higher quality studies are needed in this area.
wound healing:
results of aloe on wound healing are mixed with some studies reporting positive results and others showing no benefit or potential worsening of the condition. Further study is needed.
this study shows a somewhat more favorable view of aloe in the medical community. One can only assume this is because more studies have been done in recent years which have helped shed light on the true benefits of aloe vera cream.

We are offering aloe vera cream.
wound healing:
general wounds (cuts and scrapes) healed faster with aloe vera. Women who used aloe vera to treated wounds after gynecologic surgery experienced complications and a significantly longer healing time.
psoriasis:
the rate of cure was significantly better with aloe vera with no relapses.
radiation-induced skin injury:
no significant difference was found when women used aloe vera to treat radiation-induced skin injury associated with the treatment of breast cancer.
genital herpes:
a significant portion of the patients (about 70%) were cured. Aloe vera cream worked quicker than gels.
hyperlipidaemia:
all patients reacted negatively to the treatment.
possible adverse effects:
the adverse effects in patients who reported them were all reversible. No patients withdrew from the trials because of adverse effects associated with aloe vera cream. Application sometimes led to burning sensations, contact dermatitis and mild itching.
clinical bottom line:
there is some evidence to show that aloe vera is effective for psoriasis and genital herpes, though the results were based on few patients. There is no high quality evidence of the effectiveness of aloe vera for wound healing, radiation-induced skin injury, hyperlipidaemia. Most of the included studies were small.
this report found aloe vera cream to be helpful for several conditions but concluded that the studies were all too small to conclusively make any assertions as to the use usefulness of aloe vera in treating these conditions.
more recently (feb. 2008) the mayo clinic released their findings. Below is a summation of the report. I should point out that I have included only the possible benefits from using aloe vera cream and have purposefully left out any possible benefits from other all products.
genital herpes:
limited evidence from human studies suggests that extract from aloe vera in a cream may be an effective treatment of genital herpes in men (better than aloe gel or placebo).
psoriasis vulgaris:
early evidence suggests that aloe vera cream may be an effective treatment of psoriasis vulgaris.
seborrheic dermatitis (seborrhea, dandruff):
studies suggest effectiveness for treating seborrhea dermatitis when applied to the skin.
canker sores (aphthous stomatitis):
there is weak evidence that the treatment of canker sores with aloe vera may reduce pain and increase the time between the appearance of new sores.
dry skin:
early studies suggest aloe may effectively reduce skin dryness. Higher quality studies are needed in this area.
skin burns:
early evidence suggests that aloe may aid healing of mild to moderate skin burns.
skin ulcers:
early studies suggest aloe may help heal skin ulcers. Higher quality studies are needed in this area.
wound healing:
results of aloe on wound healing are mixed with some studies reporting positive results and others showing no benefit or potential worsening of the condition. Further study is needed.
this study shows a somewhat more favorable view of aloe in the medical community. One can only assume this is because more studies have been done in recent years which have helped shed light on the true benefits of aloe vera cream.