Constipation

Aloe Vera Arborescens can help relieve constipation — but with caution.

How it works:

Aloe Vera Arborescens contains anthraquinones (such as aloin), which have a natural laxative effect.

These compounds stimulate intestinal peristalsis (the movements of the gut)
Increase fluid secretion in the intestines, which helps ease bowel movements

Traditional uses:

Used in natural medicine, especially as juice or extract, to relieve occasional constipation
Also present in homemade formulas with honey and alcohol, such as the recipe by Father Romano Zago

Precautions and Warnings:

Risk	Details
Strong effect	May cause cramps or diarrhea if taken in high doses
Short-term use only	Should be used for only a few days at a time
Contraindications	Not recommended for pregnant/breastfeeding women, children, or people with intestinal diseases (like colitis or IBS)
Drug interactions	May interact with diuretics, cardiac medications (e.g. digoxin), and other laxatives

✅ Recommendations for Use:

If you'd like to try Aloe Vera Arborescens for constipation:
- Start with small amounts — e.g., 1 teaspoon of diluted juice on an empty stomach
- Monitor your body's response
- Do not use chronically — if constipation is frequent, it's best to consult a doctor or nutritionist to find the underlying cause

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Important Notice

All the information found within this website is not recommended as a method of self-diagnosis. All problems related to their own health should be consulted with a health professional.