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posted by Ronald on Feb 9

I firmly believe that an aloe vera and sea vegetable supplement is an excellent way to maintain good health, and keep at bay the ravages of modern living. Increasing levels of atmospheric pollution, and overuse of pesticides on food, combine to threaten our health at the cellular level where the free radicals that these pollutants produce in your body help to destroy body cells and DNA and cause premature aging, heart conditions and many other forms of disease.

Phytonutrients have long been considered the ideal type of supplement to fight free radicals and maintain the good healthy immune system that is essential to protect us from bacterial and viral diseases.   If the term phytonutrients seems like something from a sci-fi film, the term means little more than nutrients derived from plants. It doesn’t matter if these are land plants such as aloe vera, or sea plants such as kelp, they are plants nevertheless. Although sea plants have been popularly been given the name ‘seaweed’, they should more properly be called sea vegetables, because that is what they are. All plants are vegetables from the smallest mosses to the largest tree, on land or in the sea.

Aloe vera has been used since time immemorial for the treatment of burns and a wide range of skin conditions. It is also used for digestive complaints from indigestion and reflux to irritable bowel syndrome and colitis.

One of the main reasons for including aloe vera with the marine phytonutrients is that it acts synergistically with many of them. Just as Magnesium is essential for the proper absorption of calcium by the body, as is Vitamin D, aloe vera improves the absorption of nutrients from sea vegetables by up to ten times. 

For more information on liquid supplements for the maintenance of general health in the face of increasing environmental pollution check out the full article titled The Benefits of Aloe Vera and Sea Vegetables in a Supplement