Also known asAloe barbadensis (acemannan)TypeMucilage / SkinSourceLeafRolesGI healing, skin, burnsResearch areasUC, oral mucositis, burns (topical)Typical intake range (reference)100-200 mg/day; topicalFormsDecolorized inner leaf for oralResearch maturitySome researchMarket maturityMassRegulatoryFSSAI; cosmetic
Cautions
Whole leaf laxative; carcinogenic concern at high oral
Intake ranges are reference values from public dietary guidance and published research, shown for education. They are not a dose instruction; the Farmicine assistant and nutritionist set any plan individually.
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