Aloe Vera
Aloe vera (L)
DiabetesShort-Stemmed shrub Height: 30 - 60cm Leaves: Leaf succulent, erect, forming a dense circular arrangement, greyish green, up to 50 cm long, margins pinkish with many small spines, leaf surfaces sometimes marked with white spots. Flowers: Flowers clustered are yellow, tubular, and up to 3 cm long, with male and female part exposed. Fruits: Not provided
Medicinal Uses & Benefits
Ulcer, Stomachache and for Cleansing. Preparation: 1. Cut the middle of the stem. 2. Eat the jelly like substance inside the stem (add honey or sugar to taste). Part used: Stem
Preparation
1. Cut the middle of the stem. 2. Eat the jelly like substance inside the stem (add honey or sugar to taste)
Location & Habitat
CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION (CAR), MOUNTAIN PROVINCE, BARLIG, Residential Areas (Cultivated)
Research
Benguet State University: Documentation and Digitalization of Traditional Knowledge and Health Practices: Kankanaeys of Palina and Ekachakran Ethnolinguistic Groups of the Cordillera
Quick Info
- Scientific Name
- Aloe vera (L)
- Local Name
- Aloe Vera
- Family
- Asphodelaceae
- Category
- Diabetes
- Date Collected
- Jun 28, 2026
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