A succulent that grows in tropical, subtropical and arid environments, the aloe vera plant has been used for thousands of years to soothe sunburns and bug bites, to moisturize dry skin and treat cuts.

The term “aloe vera juice” might sound like something you gargle when you’ve somehow sunburned your esophagus. But you don’t have to expose your tongue to UV rays to enjoy a glass of aloe vera juice.

You’ve likely used aloe vera to soothe a sunburn. You might even have one growing in your home. Now buzz is growing around the humble houseplant for a whole new reason: More and more people are using ...

Daily aloe vera juice can aid digestion, boost immunity, improve skin, support weight loss, stabilize blood sugar, and enhance heart health. Made fresh at home, it offers multiple benefits but should ...