What is the difference between this one and Lily Of The Desert Aloe Vera Juice Whole Leaf ? Is it just the amount of ounces ?
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I don't know. When my husband was alive this is the one he bought but I don't remember the reason he said this one was best.
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I honestly don't know. I buy both I think. I just bought this last week and I do think it tastes stronger. It is so much more cost effective to buy this by the gallon though. You can't go wrong with this size.
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Whole leaf is used by those with "irregularity" (frequent constipation). The bottom, yellowish part of the leaf is a diuretic. Unless you are trying to become "regular," use the inner fillet.
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Lily of the Desert is just the Brand Name! Aloe Vera Juice Whole Leaf, is what you ant because is contains the needed ingredients in the whole leaf... You can Google the details :) hope this helps :)
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It's a bit absurd how off most of these answers are. The inner fillet, just as it implies, contains juice made only from the inner part of the leaf. The whole leaf version includes the part just below the skin that acts as a supposedly powerful laxative and, as such, should help with bowel movements/constipation. Unless you happen to really need a laxative, I'd recommend sticking to the inner fillet version. Jesse Ejsmont almost had a correct answer except, it is not a diuretic, since that would mean it makes you urinate and it's not particularly known to have that effect. I've never needed a laxative and haven't tried the whole leaf version. So, I can't speak for how effective it is. It's a bit absurd how off most of these answers are. The inner fillet, just as it implies, contains juice made only from the inner part of the leaf. The whole leaf version includes the part just below the skin that acts as a supposedly powerful laxative and, as such, should help with bowel movements/constipation. Unless you happen to really need a laxative, I'd recommend sticking to the inner fillet version. Jesse Ejsmont almost had a correct answer except, it is not a diuretic, since that would mean it makes you urinate and it's not particularly known to have that effect. I've never needed... » Read More It's a bit absurd how off most of these answers are. The inner fillet, just as it implies, contains juice made only from the inner part of the leaf. The whole leaf version includes the part just below the skin that acts as a supposedly powerful laxative and, as such, should help with bowel movements/constipation. Unless you happen to really need a laxative, I'd recommend sticking to the inner fillet version. Jesse Ejsmont almost had a correct answer except, it is not a diuretic, since that would mean it makes you urinate and it's not particularly known to have that effect. I've never needed a laxative and haven't tried the whole leaf version. So, I can't speak for how effective it is. « Show Less
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The front of the bottle says it is 5000 mg Equivalency and the back of the bottle says Aloevera Extract (200 to 1 Concentrate) 75 mg(per serving).A serving is 3 capsules. so that would be 225 mg with a 200 to 1 equivalency. 225 X 200=5000 mg Equivalency. SO I wouldn't say False advertising but i would say Tricky advertising!!
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I tried this and it was more like Noxema. I like the aloe version much better - just my opinion. Or try the one for sensitive skin.
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my tube states: water (purified), peg-4, aloe barbadensis leaf juice. allium cepa (onion) bulb extract, xanthan gum, allantoin, methylparaben, sorbic acid, fragrence.
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Water, organic aloe vera leaf juice, rosemary leaf extract, lavender extract, and cucumber fruit extract
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No, it doesn't contain a laxative. I product is the closest thing to the real plant with I thoroughly enjoy. If you can't get to the real plant as often as you would like I will truly recommend product. Aloe Vera cures a lot of problems. Check out the you-tube video and find out just what this this product can really do for you. Go to your local Home Depot and get the actual plant is the only thing I could find that's better then this product. I hope this helps.
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Sounds like the same one that I am using. I really do like it. The label says Ageless and it has Aloe and Lavender oil in it.
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Drink 2 to 4 ounces twice daily. You can drink it plain, over ice, or mix 1 part Pure Aloe with 2 to 4 parts cold fruit juice. You can also freeze it to make ice cubes. Must be refrigerated once opened.
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I am not sure, I would think that since it is aloe vera gel it could be used for the body. juice from the aloe vera plant is a gel. you can google the company to make sure, don't want to give you incorrect information.
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Aloe barbadensis leaf juice (60%), water, mineral oil, glyceryl stearate, PEG-100 stearate, cetyl alcohol, cetearyl alcohol, polysorbate 60, propylene glycol, stearic acid, hydrogenated polyisobutene , dimethicone, triethanolamine, salicylic acid, imidazolidinyl urea, chondrus crispus (carrageenan), menthylparaben, propylparaben, mentha piperita (peppermint) oil, chloroxylenol, dmdm hydantoin. Sure sounds scary, cut an excellent produce I've used for years.
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Same thing no difference it all up to how the seller chooses to word it but the bottle says "vitamin e and aloe vera". The one that has argan oil is different
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I've tasted other Aloe Vera juices which were bitter and salty. It depends on which part of the leaves are processed. Great product!!
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I wonder how moisturizing this can be if Alcohol is the 2nd ingredient? Is it better just to buy pure Aloe Vera gel?
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This is 92% real aloe vera. I can tell because I have used 100% aloe vera gel during a bad sunburn from my doctor and this has the same smell and consistency, as well as the same drying effect once on the skin. It's a little sticky but then dries up from the alcohol content. The 100% aloe I used never dried up. So yes this is real!
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Yes, sir. On the label it states that it must be refrigerated after opening. Of all the Aloe juices I have tried, "Lily Of The Desert" is the very best!
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I have used this product for years and whether I bought it at a salon or here on Amazon, I've never seen aloe on the label. In the past when I have bought high-end products at discount stores (i.e. TJ Maxx, Rite Aid, etc..), they have always been different than the original. Maybe that's the reason. I hoped that helped. That's the only thing I can think of.
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I put about 2 oz of aloe vera juice. I don't use water, but my naturopath advised 2 oz of liquids...My naturopath also told me it is best drink it over a two-five minute period. Do not drink it all at once.... If you do not take it with water, you can just hold it in your mouth for five minutes.