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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.
Gale Group. (2005, November 1). Aloe vera coating for fruits
and vegetables. (Update). Engineering & Technology
for a Sustainable World.
Abstract:
Aloe vera gel as a healthy preservative coating on fruits
and vegetables. The gel also offers potential environmental
benefits.
Valverde, Juan Miguel, Valero, Daniel, Martínez-Romero,
Domingo, Guillén, Fabián, Castillo, Salvador,
& Serrano, María. (2005). Novel edible coating
based on Aloe vera gel to maintain table grape quality and
safety. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry,
53(20), 7807-7813.
Abstract:
Scientists found a novel edible coating based on Aloe vera
gel provided a good means of preserving the quality and
safety of table grapes during cold storage and subsequent
shelf life, and noted the edible coating would be an "innovative
and interesting" alternative to the use of post-harvest
chemical treatments.
Walter, Patrick. (2005, October 17). Aloe vera extract may
preserve food for longer. Chemistry and Industry.
Abstract:
An edible coating of Aloe vera extract that could preserve
fruit and vegetables for up to five times longer may be
on the market within a year. Researchers say the spray could
reduce the use of synthetic preservatives.
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