Barij Aloe vera Syrup
| Administration |
1-2 teaspoonfuls per day, before breakfast |
|---|---|
| Ingredients |
Aloe extract (Aloe vera) and natural honey. |
| Notes |
Contraindications and Cautions Known hypersensitivity to Aloe vera. Adverse Effects Generally, oral use of Aloe vera gel is well tolerated. Nonetheless, dermatitis has been reported after ingestion and local administration of Aloe vera gel. Change in urine color to yellow-brown or red is of no clinical importance and might be due to anthraquinone metabolites that might have entered the gel upon extraction. In a case study and in vivo, a reduction in serum levels of thyroid proteins (T3, T4) due to Aloe vera intake has been reported. Drug Interaction Based on present evidence, no precautions need to be taken regarding drug interactions. Administration during Pregnancy and Lactation Not to be taken during pregnancy. There is no information regarding use of Aloe vera gel during lactation. Further Notes Shake well before use. |
| Standardization |
Based on presence of 2.5 mg glucomannan per 5 ml of syrup. |
| Usage |
Boosting the Immune System and increase in the body’s resistance against viral infections, especially influenza and common cold. |
| Category |
Tonic and Appetizer |