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In brief, What is Aloe Ease?
Many consumers will have heard of Aloe Ease as it is a product widely advertised on television and radio. In particular, they may be familiar with the founder of the product, Dr. Loren Ritter, known commonly as ‘Dr. Doody’. Dr. Ritter gives advice on keeping ‘regular’, maintaining a healthy digestive system and talks about how he came to discover the benefits of the Aloe Vera plant whilst attempting to treat his own allergies and illnesses.
The main purpose of the product is to provide a healthy internal environment through regular, gentle elimination, resulting in an improvement of nutrient absorption. For this end, it uses a ‘synergistically balanced’ blend of 30 herbs and enzymes. The Aloe Vera part of the product is particularly important as it calms and sooths the stomach whilst the cleanse is in progress.
Details Of Aloe Ease
Aloe Ease is available in three different formulas. The first two are the initial phase and involve a liquid and capsule combination. Both products use many of the same ingredients, the main ones being Psyllium Husk, Aloe Vera Powder, Digestive enzymes such as Papaya and Papain and ‘good’ bacteria, in this case Lactobacillus Acidophilus and Carrot Acidophilus.
Other ingredients included in the proprietary blends are Cascara Sagrada, Senna, Ginger, Garlic and Echinacea, Alfalfa and Fenugreek seed. None of the amounts are given for the individual components, and although the dose is shown, there is no indication as to the best time of day to take it.
The third part of Aloe Ease is the maintenance capsule which combines Psyllium powder and Lactobacillus Acidophilus. It is recommended that this is taken on a long-term basis, in order to keep the digestive tract as healthy and functioning as possible.
What’s Good in Aloe Ease?
- Aloe Vera has been used to treat ailments
- The Aloe Ease product contains all natural ingredients
- Probiotics, such as those in Aloe Ease, have been found to be vital to intestinal health
- This product has received some positive reviews
What’s Bad in Aloe Ease?
- All two ‘initial’ products contain largely the same ingredients
- No instructions are given regarding the best time of day to take the product
- No warnings are shown regarding the inclusion of harsh laxatives, Cascara Sagrada and Senna
- There is very little independent feedback on the internet regarding Aloe Ease
In Summary – Aloe Ease Review
Aloe Ease should result in gentle elimination, and certainly not cause frequent bathroom trips or discomfort like some other cleansing products. However, it may not be effective enough for some and although no mention is made by the company, should really be used in conjunction with a fairly high fiber diet for best results.
