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The chemical constituents of Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera has been used for centuries for its medicinal properties, which include:

- Balancing all three Doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha)
- Treating various health conditions, such as:
    - Constipation
    - Abdominal tumors
    - Spleen disorders
    - Hepatitis
    - Fever
    - Small tumors and fibroids
    - Burns
    - Bleeding disorders
    - Skin disorders, including psoriasis
    - Eye disorders
    - Vata Dosha imbalance, including neuralgia and paralysis
- Improving strength and immunity
- Acting as an aphrodisiac and improving vigor
- Promoting anti-aging and cell rejuvenation

The chemical constituents of Aloe Vera include:

- Aloe-emodin
- Aloctin A (Glycoprotein)
- Aloenin (bitter Glucoside)
- Barbaloin
- Chrysophanol Glycoside
- Galactose
- Mannose
- Aldopentose
- Aloesin
- Aloeesone
- b-sitosterol
- Alocutin A & B

The parts used are the leaves, and the dosage forms include fresh juice, aqueous extract, and leaf pulp.
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