Basic Ayurveda Aloe Vera Juice with Honey

Basically Ayurveda believes in fresh juice its called as swaras. and if it is taken as a medicine then its has quantity i.e. dose 10 to 20 ml. i think don't take it. Ayurveda also had side effects which are not life threatening but cause disturbances in body. so always take ayurvedic medicines under guidance of Ayurvedic doctor. plz tell your friends coliguies also

Honey should not be taken in warm water. Ideally you should wait for the water to be just mildly warm and then put lemon in that. Try to take aloe vera separately.

Take honey in warm water, wake up early and go for walking or jogging, take food in every 3-4 hrs interval, take non spicy food, take amla and acai berry juice, with this you need proper homoeopathic treatment to cure your problem permanently, So for permanent solution you must need homoeopathic treatment, So you can contact me through Lybrate in private consultation all reports also attached there.

For skin lightening, probably the best thing available in your home is lemon. Lemon contains citric acid, which has exfoliating properties. This natural chemical peeling cleanses the outer layer of skin from dead cells, dirt, and grease. It will also help you get rid of dark spots, pimples, etc. and will give you a perfectly glowing skin. Please note: If you have dry skin and are going to lighten your skin with lemon, be sure to moisturize after washing your face. Try these refreshing Lemon masks: LEMON & TOMATO MASK: Mix pulp of one medium sized grated tomato with few drops of lemon juice. Apply this mixture on your face including the neck region. Leave for 15 minutes and then wash your face with cool water CUCUMBER & LEMON MASK: Mix an equal amount of lemon & cucumber juice. Apply it on your face and leave it for 15 minutes. Wash your face with warm water. TURMERIC & LEMON MASK: For this mask, you will need a ½ teaspoon of turmeric and one tablespoon of lemon juice. Prepare a paste and apply it your face in circular motions. Leave this mask on your face for 10 minutes and then wash it off. HONEY & LEMON MASK: This mask made from lemon and honey (50 gm honey & 5 drops of lemon juice) is used in the morning hours, 45 minutes before taking a bath. If you wish to apply this mask in evening, then make the paste thick by adding gram flour. After using this mask, apply a nourishing cream. Some other good remedies are: TEA TREE OIL: Use tea tree oil facewash twice a day followed by tea tree toner and an oil free moisturizer. ALOE VERA: Aloe Vera has burn-relieving properties and can promote healing, fight infection, and even reduce scarring. Scrape out the gel from an aloe plant with a spoon, and apply to your face. HONEY AND CINNAMON: Add half teaspoon of cinnamon powder with 1 tablespoon of honey and apply on face. Leave it for an hour, or if possible leave it overnight. Then wash off. CHAMOMILE STEAM: Make 2 cups of chamomile tea and add fresh rose petals to it. Then take this soothing steam while it is still hot. (Put a bath towel over your head to prevent the steam from escaping) CURD AND MULTANI MITTI: Curd has lactic acid that has bleaching properties which will lighten your complexion faster. Mix 1 tablespoon of Multani mitti with 1 tablespoon of curd and get a thick paste. If it is too thick, add rose water and slather all over your face, rinse after 20 minutes.

Research suggest in usa-topical use of aloe gel is generally well tolerated. However, there have been occasional reports of burning, itching, and eczema with topical use of aloe gel. Oral use of aloe latex can cause abdominal pain and cramps. Oral consumption of aloe leaf extracts (for as little as 3 weeks and as long as 5 years) has been related to cases of acute hepatitis. Animal studies have noted an association between aloe vera leaf extract taken orally and gastrointestinal cancer in rats and mice; however, concerns were expressed about the differences in the product used in that study and those commonly used by consumers. thus, more research is needed to assess the relevance to human health. Overuse of aloe latex may increase the risk of adverse effects from the drug digoxin, used for some heart problems. Aloe?both in gel and latex form?when taken by mouth may be unsafe during pregnancy and brest feeding you can google for more information my suggestion avoid because these are not scientific approved.