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Can Aloe Vera Help Mouth Ulcers?

Updated on April 12, 2019

Canker Sores, Aphthous Stomatitis are just a few of the ulceration conditions.

While writing about injuries and infections that we encounter in our daily lives ...work, play and relaxation, we find some of the common complications frequently over-looked as just something we have to live with and let ride its course.

After talking with several dentist colleagues of ours who in their daily practices come in contact with patients who must have braces on their teeth ...or the other side of the story of those who must ware dentures ...mouth ulcers inside the mouth are a persistent problem.

Where braces and dentures are involved ...sometime the problem will be caused as the natural result of the rubbing of the braces or the dentures against the sensitive mucous membrane of the mouth and gums ...causing stomatal ulcers and other inflation injury to the mouth.

On the other hand, some get the mouth ulcers such as canker sores, aphthous stomatitis and oral mucositis. These are caused by the popular belief that they are somehow linked to the auto-immune system and/or an allergic reaction ...some experience them while under extreme stress ...while others have no clue what triggers them.

High sugar diets will exacerbate ulcers.

Whatever the cause ..auto-immune allergic reaction, exhaustion, injury to the tongue, cheek and gums, high sugar diet, poor dental hygiene, braces, dentures and/or hormonal ...one thing is for sure, they are not fun experiences.

So lets go for a treatment. While there are treatments from A to Z ...some work well and some do very little good to prevent them, ease the pain and/or heal them.

When there are injuries, conditions and syndromes of this kind ...we find there are some distinctively different treatments available in the market place.

The one treatment we've found to be most effective is our properly stabilized organic Aloe Vera formula in conjunction with probiotics and grapeseed complex.


Is Aloe Vera drinkable ...YES!!

Using properly stabilized organic Aloe Vera drink and Properly stabilized organic gel to obtain the maximum therapeutic effect the person being treated should simply swish the drink in their mouth for about one or two minutes ...then swallow.

The second step is to use the properly stabilized organic Aloe Vera gel which offers additional benefits in that it contains a special element that enables it to adhere to the sensible tissue of the mucous membrane in the mouth, bringing continued healing. These treatments should be held in the mouth for at least two-three minutes ...three or four times per day.

In addition ...adding a probiotic and a greapeseed complex to the treatment will speed up the healing time and prevent problems with recurrences.

What I use is a properly stabilized organic Aloe Vera Juice and definitely "The best tasting Aloe Vera" on the market today ...to satisfy my taste buds at the same time.

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