Aloe Vera Burn & Wound Gel
Clinically proven skin healer
Strong evidenceHerbs in this remedy
About this remedy
Aloe vera gel contains acemannan and other polysaccharides that accelerate wound healing. A systematic review of 18 studies confirmed aloe vera significantly reduces burn healing time compared to conventional treatments. It also provides cooling anti-inflammatory relief for sunburns and minor skin irritations.
Preparation
Cut a fresh aloe leaf and scoop out the clear gel. Apply directly to the affected area, or blend for a smoother consistency. Commercial 100% aloe vera gel also works.
Dosage
Apply liberally as needed, 3–4 times daily to affected areas
Cautions
Some people may be allergic — do a patch test first. Do not apply to deep wounds or third-degree burns. For external use only.
Research
Maenthaisong et al., Burns, 2007 — Systematic review of 4 controlled trials
Frequently asked questions
What is Aloe Vera Burn & Wound Gel used for?
Clinically proven skin healer. Aloe vera gel contains acemannan and other polysaccharides that accelerate wound healing. It falls under Skin Care.
How do you make Aloe Vera Burn & Wound Gel?
Cut a fresh aloe leaf and scoop out the clear gel. Apply directly to the affected area, or blend for a smoother consistency. Commercial 100% aloe vera gel also works.
What is the recommended dosage for Aloe Vera Burn & Wound Gel?
Apply liberally as needed, 3–4 times daily to affected areas
Is Aloe Vera Burn & Wound Gel safe? Are there any cautions?
Some people may be allergic — do a patch test first. Do not apply to deep wounds or third-degree burns. For external use only.
What is the evidence behind Aloe Vera Burn & Wound Gel?
Strong evidence. Maenthaisong et al., Burns, 2007 — Systematic review of 4 controlled trials