Aloe vera is rich source of polysaccharides called acemannan. Acemannan deserves special mention. It has antiviral and immune-stimulating properties.

Acemannan, the most prominent nutrient in “Acemane,” plays and important role in the body, stimulating macrophages to produce interferon and interleukin, which stop the growth of bacteria, fungi and viruses. Macrophages deeply cleanse the body and destroy the smaller particles of toxic metals and cancers.

Acemannan also lubricates joints and protects the bowel wall against the “leaky gut” syndrome.

Additional research found that aloe vera gel was a safe and effective source of the “wound hormone” which waslater identified as acemannan with its property of wound healing accelerator.

In addition to those mentioned above, aloe vera contains some more compounds still unknown to scientists. The secrets of aloe vera are just waiting for you to uncover them.

That’s why this plant deserved the nicknames “miracle plant”, “heavenly blessing” and “elixir of life” throughout the world history.

More than 10 significant minerals are found in aloe vera. Minerals are inorganic substances which constitute 4-5% of the human body. They are necessary for preserving the delicate balance of cellular ionic liquids, building bone tissue and blood cells, the electrochemical activity of nerve cells and the regulaion of muscle tone.

Aloe vera contains four plant sterols, Cholesterol, Campesterol, Lupeol and Sitosterol. Sterols have anti-inflammatory properties. Lupeol also has antiseptic and analgesic effects.

Saponins, found in aloe vera, have a cleansing and antiseptic effect. They have anti-microbial properties and protect against bacteria, viruses and fungi.

Aloe vera contains salicylic acid – natural painkiller which also has anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties. Aspirin is nothing other than salicylic acid in chemical form. Aloe vera has the effect of aspirin, but operates in a gentle manner and has no adverse effects on health.

Lignins are plant fibers used to connect and support inside the plant structure for the strength and stability. Lignins in Aloe Vera penetrate deep into the skin and introduce other medicinal ingredients of aloe vera into our skin.

The human body requires 22 amino acids to form various types of protein, hormones, cells, tissue and muscles. Amino acids are very important for repairing and maintaining healthy muscle and tissue. And they also play a big role in enhancing our immunity. But the body itself can produce only 14 amino acids. So the remaining 8 from food are needed from food. These are known as essential amino acids, very necessary for our body functions.

12 anthraquinones are found only in aloe vera juice. They promote the functioning of the digestive system; they have analgesic, antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral properties. In high concentrations, anthraquinones can be toxic, but aloe vera juice contains ideal amounts of these compounds for safe consuming.

Aloe Vea contains 8 enzymes. They help break down sugars and fats from food and thus improve digestion and absorption of nutrients. For external use, enzymes reduce inflammation and pain, and they accelerate the healing speed of wounds.

From the moment of conception, your body uses vitamins. They are essential for the normal functioning of cells, tissues and organs. We get vitamins from food, with a few exceptions (such as vitamin K and biotin, which are formed in the intestines).

Barbadensis aloe vera in “Acemane” contains the following vitamins: A (Beta-Carotene), B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B12, C, E, Kolin, and Folate. Vitamin A, C and E have antioxidant properties and neutralize free radicals. The group of vitamins B and choline are responsible for the metabolism. Vitamin B12 is responsible for the formation of red blood cells, while folic acid is neccessary for proper cell development.

Aloe vera contains two hormones, Auxin and Gibberellin. Both help heal wounds, and prevent inflammation and infection. Gibberellin acts as a growth hormone that regenerates cells and stimulates their growth.