Are the super-strength capsules as effective as the liquid aloe vera concentrates?
According to the people that are using both the capsules and liquid, they are achieving the same results. People with interstitial cystitis (IC) shouldn’t take liquid aloe veras because they are usually preserved with citric acid or other additives to lower their pH. This can cause IC symptoms to flare. Q: Why does the color and taste of aloe vera vary so greatly? A: That is a good, observant question and one of the most frequently asked. If you harvest the leaves after a long, dry period (no rain), it will reflect both a darker color and a much stronger taste. It also varies from season to season (summer vs. winter) therefore, variation in color and taste is very normal and should be expected. Q: Can I beneficially take aloe directly from the aloe vera plant? A: Of course, but there are some things you need to be aware of. Both the inner and the outer skin have many of the important ingredients in them, but just under the skin is a yellowish substance called anthraquinones. These subs
