Aloe vera juice could be helpful for you, though it’s not a magic fix — there’s Ayurveda wisdom to be shared. It’s praised for soothing digestion, indeed. In classical texts, aloe vera is known as “Kumari”, balancing Pitta dosha which is often linked to acidity issues like your mentioned acid reflux. Daily use could potentially ease bloating and reflux by cooling and balancing your inner fires (agni).
Drinking a small cup of aloe vera juice before meals might gently nudge your digestion toward balance, something like 1-2 tablespoons mixed with water should be fine. But take it easy at first, see how your body reacts. Improvements won’t be overnight - give it a couple of weeks for noticeable differences — everyone’s prakriti is different, ya know?
About immunity, aloe vera has some antioxidant qualities that can aide the body’s system defense, but think of it as a subtle help rather than a full shield. On the skin front, regular intake can have some mild benefits like hydration due to its high water content; for acne, more complex factors might be at play though.
As for side effects, overdoing aloe vera juice does risk some discomfort like diarrhea or cramps, kind of a reminder from our body’s agni not to go overboard — it’s always about balance in Ayurveda. So, moderation is key; stick to that small dose ideally and one day off per week is a safe buffer.
Listen to your body — start slowly, observe any changes, and adjust accordingly. Brands? Ideally, choose organic for purity, maybe Kosher or cold-pressed ones. Personal recommendations would come from friends trying different ones though, as I wouldn’t want to push specific brand names.
Remember, it’s like trying on a new sweater; sometimes it fits, sometimes not. If you feel adverse reactions, adjust or pause, and consulting a local Ayurvedic practitioner could refine your approach further.
