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Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (PhD, FRSC). (1998, January). The Health and
Medical Use of Aloe Vera. Tacoma, Washington: Life Sciences
Press.
Abstract:
Dr. Plaskett found that hundreds of scientific papers had
been published over the years by researchers all around
the world: almost the whole of this large body of work contained
only positive reports on the effectiveness of Aloe.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1996, April). Aloe vera
and the human immune system. Aloe Vera Information Services
(newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information
Services Ltd.
Abstract:
Specialized molecules in Aloe vera whole leaf extract interact
with some special "receptor" substances that are
embedded into the outer membrane of our immune system cells.
The result is that the immune system cells are galvanized
into action. In particular, the class of cells known as
"phagocytes" increase the activities by which
they attack and then engulf bacteria, waste products and
debris. This increase in scavenging activities cleanses
and protects the body, with knock-on benefits for a whole
cascade of different medical conditions. The literature
indicates that a common mechanism in this respect probably
exists in both humans and animals and that both can benefit
enormously from the use of Aloe vera.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1996, May). Aloe eases
inflammation. Aloe Vera Information Services (newsletter).
Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1996, June).Aloe Vera
and the human digestive system. Aloe Vera Information
Services (newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical
Information Services.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1996, July). The healing
properties of Aloe. Aloe Vera Information Services
(newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information
Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1996, August). How to
use Aloe vera in alternative medicine practice. Aloe Vera
Information Services (newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall,
UK: Biomedical Information Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1996, September). Aloe
vera and cancer. Aloe Vera Information Services (newsletter).
Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information Services Ltd.
Abstract:
An account of the laboratory information that shows that
Aloe vera acts upon tumor cells and upon tumors.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1996, October). Aloe
vera and diabetes. Aloe Vera Information Services
(newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information
Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1996, November). The
processing of Aloe and the way in which it affects quality
and biological activity. Aloe Vera Information Services
(newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information
Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1996, December). The
effects of Aloe in protecting against infections. Aloe
Vera Information Services (newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall,
UK: Biomedical Information Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1997, January). Aloe
vera and sports injuries. Aloe Vera Information Services
(newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information
Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1997, February). The
quality control of Aloe and checking upon the genuineness
of products. Aloe Vera Information Services (newsletter).
Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1997, March). The carbohydrate
fraction of Aloe. Aloe Vera Information Services
(newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information
Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1997, April). The actions
of Aloe at cellular level. Aloe Vera Information Services
(newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information
Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (1997, May). The exudate
compounds of Aloe and their likely benefits in the gel or
whole leaf extract. Aloe Vera Information Services
(newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall, UK: Biomedical Information
Services Ltd.
Plaskett,
Lawrence G. (Dr). (N.D.). Aloe and its quality control: Checking
upon the genuineness of products. Positive Health.
Abstract:
The consumer can come to realise that some preservatives
are needed, otherwise the liquid Aloe vera extract cannot
possibly be stabilised for distribution and marketing. This
does not apply to freeze-dried aloe vera powder, like that
found in Desert Harvest products.
Plaskett,
Lawrance G. (BA, PhD, CChem, FRIC). (N.D.). Aloe vera and
the 4 As - Arthritis, Atheroma, Angina and Asthma. Aloe
Vera Information Services (newsletter). Camelford, Cornwall,
UK: Biomedical Information Services Ltd.
Pokrovskaya,
E. A. (Dr.). (1959). Aloe extract for treatment of acute rhinitis
(nose congestion). Isbrannye voprosky klinicheskoi otorinolaringologii
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Abstract:
Treatment of acute rhinitis with aloe extracted by squeezing
aloe leaf.
PR
Newswire Association, Inc. (2002, January 2). Sales increase
for Aloetouch exam gloves with onset of winter and dry season:
Lined with Aloe vera, Aloetouch penetrates and helps moisturize
dry skin. PR Newswire.
Abstract:
Discusses how the use of medical exam gloves lined with
Aloe vera gel helps improve the condition of the skin, rather
than dry and irritate the skin, upon frequent hand washing
and glove changing by medical professionals.
ProQuest
Information and Learning Company. (2004, July 27). Aloe fluid
aids survival from blood loss. United Press International.
Abstract:
A resuscitation fluid from Aloe vera might save the lives
of patients suffering massive blood loss caused by trauma.
Proserpio,
G. (1976). Natural sun screens: Vegetable derivatives as sun
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Pugh,
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Pukha,
M. V. (N.D.). Aloe extract electrophoresis in hemorrhages
into vitreous body of traumatic etiology. In Aloe Vera:
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Abstract:
Electrophoresis of the aloe extract produced positive effect
in hemorrhages into the vitreous body of traumatic etiology.
The positive action of aloe extract electrophoresis manifested
in resolution of hemorrhage in the vitreous body, reduction
of inflammation process and improvement of vision acuity.
Aloe extract electrophoresis may be recommended as part
of complex therapy in hemorrhages of the vitreous body and
in hemophthalmia of traumatic etiology.
Pulse,
T. L. (MD), & Uhlig, Elizabeth (RRA). (1990, Winter).
A significant improvement in a clinical pilot study utilizing
nutritional supplements, essential fatty acids and stabilized
Aloe vera juice in 29 HIV seropositive, ARC and AIDS patients.
Journal of Advancement in Medicine, 3(4).
Abstract:
This study was concluded in November, 1989. As of June 1,
1990, all study patients from this research project who
continue to be maintained on this treatment regimen have
no adverse effects and only one death from K.S. Patient
was non-compliant.
Qui, Z.,
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Radjabi,
F., Amar, C., & Vilkas, E. (1983). Structural studies
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Radjabi-Nassab,
F., Ramiliarison, C., Monneret, C., & Vilkas, E. (1984).
Further studies of the glucomannan from Aloe vehombe (Liliaceae).
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Raine,
Talmage J. (MD), London, Michael D. (BA), Goluch, Linda (MD),
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(1980). Anti-prostaglandins and anti-thromboxanes for treatment
of frostbite. American College of Surgeons 1980 Surgical
Forum,XXXI, 557-559.
Abstract:
A vital but unique study of frostbite testing on rabbit
ears. Aloe vera and three other standard treatments for
frostbite were used, and Aloe vera either matched or beat
the others in every respect.
Rajasekaran,
Sivagnanam, & Subramanian. (2005). Modulatory effects
of Aloe vera leaf gel extract on oxidative stress in rats
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Rateaver,
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vera. The Body Forum Magazine, 1(6).
Abstract:
The list of experiences with healing by application of Aloe
juice, gel or its preparations is very long. They are summarized
and condensed.
Rattner,
H. (1936). Roentgen ray dermatitis with ulcer. Archives
of Dermatology and Syphilology,33, 393.
Rauwald,
Hans W. (1990). Naturally occurring quinones and their related
reduction forms: Analysis and analytical methods. Pharm.
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Abstract:
Recent advances in analysis and analytical methods for naturally
occurring quinones and their related reduction forms are
briefly reviewed with respect to the isolation techniques,
the qualitative and quantitative analysis, including pharmacopoeial
analytics, and the structure determination. The main thrust
is the analytical application to the acetate-derived class
of anthranoids, particularly the group of diastereomeric
10-C-glucosylated anthrone and oxanthrone derivatives, the
absolute configurations of which are reported here for the
first time. The chapter covers literature data from 1982-89
in particular.
Republic Hospital, Baturni, Russia. (1960). Preserved Aloe
juice as hemostatic agent following tonsillectomy. Vestn.
Oto-tino-laring,3, 99.
Abstract:
A good hemostatic effect is noted, followed by fairly rapid
healing of the tonsillary niches.
Rest,
R., et al. (1988). Mannose inhibits the human neutrophil oxidative
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Reynolds,
Gilbert Westacott (Dsc, ELS). (1966, September). The Aloes
of Tropical Africa and Madagascar. Mbabane, Swaziland:
The Aloes Book Fund.
Abstract:
Book describes, illustrates, and discusses the different
species of Aloe in Tropical Africa and Madagascar as well
as their uses. For instance, Aloe aborescens works as well
as Aloe barbadensis on x-ray burns.
Reynolds,
Gilbert Westacott. (1950). The Aloes of South Africa.
Johannesburg, South Africa: The Aloes of South Africa
Book Fund.
Reynolds,
T. (1985). The compounds in Aloe leaf exudates: A review.
Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society,90, 157-177.
Ritchey,
Charles Robert. (1955). Natural products from Aloe. Submitted
to the Faculty of the Graduate College of the Oklahoma State
University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for
the Degree of Master of Science, July, 1972.
Abstract:
The purpose of this study was to isolate and to identify
a compound or compounds that occur in Aloe barbadensis.
Qualitative analyses were performed using a combination
of thin-layer chromatography, gas - liquid chromatography,
and gas chromatography - mass spectrometry.
Roboz,
E., & Haagen-Smit, A. J. (1948). A mucilage from Aloe
vera. Journal of the American Chemical Society,70(10),
3248-3249.
Robson,
Martin C. (MD), Jellema, Aileen (RN), Heggers, John P. (PhD),
& Hagstrom, William J. (MD). (1980, March 27-29). Care
of the healed wound: A prospective randomized study. Twelfth
Annual Meeting Report, American Burn Association, San
Antonio, Texas, 94-95.
Abstract:
Clinical study of Aloe being used on humans, but only after
the burn's wounds had completed the first stages of healing
and then Aloe was tested in the prevention of infection
in the treatment of new scars. In this case, Aloe was as
good as penicillin, thus also enhancing healing and reducing
complications. This is a very favorable comparison, especially
when the negative side effects penicillin sometimes produces
are taken into consideration.
Robson,
Martin C., Heggers, John P., & Pineless, G. R. (1979).
Myth, magic, witchcraft, or fact? Aloe vera revisited. American
Burn Association Abstracts,31, 65-66.
Abstract:
These experimental data clearly show that the effects elicited
by the Aloe vera extract are truly beneficial in a burn
wound.
Robson,
Martin C. (MD, FACS), Heggers, John P. (PhD, MT [AMT], BCLD),
& Hagstrom, William J., Jr. (MD). (1982, May/June). Myth,
magic, witchcraft, or fact? Aloe vera revisited. The Journal
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