What kind of aloe vera is anti-inflammatory?

Aloe vera reduces inflammation: 10 hot topics and scientific analysis

Recently, the anti-inflammatory effect of aloe vera has become a hot topic on the Internet, especially in the summer when skin problems are most common. The following is a structured compilation of popular content about aloe vera’s anti-inflammatory content in the past 10 days, combined with scientific data to give you an in-depth analysis.

1. The three core anti-inflammatory ingredients of aloe vera

1.Anthraquinones: Inhibit prostaglandin synthesis and reduce redness and swelling
2.polysaccharide substances: Promote wound healing rate up to 73% ("Medicinal Botany" 2023 data)
3.Salicylic acid derivatives: Effective against mild acne up to 68%

2. Four major misunderstandings about using aloe vera

1.Use raw aloe vera directly: Epidermal emodin may cause sensitization
2.for deep wounds: May interfere with professional medical treatment
3.Mix other ingredients: Combination with vitamin C will reduce the effect
4.Long term continuous use: It is recommended that a single session not exceed 72 hours.

3. New discoveries in 2023

The latest research from China Pharmaceutical University shows:
• The inhibitory rate of aloe polysaccharide against Staphylococcus aureus increased to 91.2%
• Low-temperature extraction process increases the retention rate of active ingredients by 37%
• Nanosized aloe vera gel penetrates 2.3 times faster

4. Consumer Buying Guide

Note: The above data are combined from the National Food and Drug Administration registration information and e-commerce platform sales data (August 2023).

Conclusion:As a natural anti-inflammatory ingredient, aloe vera needs to pay attention to individual differences when using it. It is recommended to conduct a skin test before first use. If serious symptoms occur, seek medical attention promptly. Scientific use can maximize its effectiveness as a "plant doctor".