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Gale Group. (2004, November 1). Research links Aloe to bioavailability of vitamins C and E. Nutraceuticals World.

Abstract: Research has linked Aloe to the bioavailability of both water- and fat-soluble vitamins, which remain elevated in the bloodstream for 24 hours.

Kislyak, N., & Posnyak, I. (N.D.). Hypochromic anemia in small children treated with syrup of Aloe with iron. Extract of Aloe, Supplement to Clinical Data, Medexport, USSR, Moscow.

Abstract: In addition to the fact that aloe itself is a good biogenic stimulator, it preserves the iron in its most active form, reduces the irritation effect of iron on the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract, and imparts a pleasant taste to the preparation. There are indications that the new preparation is highly effective in the treatment of hypochromic anemias in adults as well.

Natural Products Insider. (N.D.). Aloe vera increases absorption of vitamins E, C. Online.

Abstract: Aloe vera appears to increase absorption of vitamins E and C by slowing the nutrients' assimilation and prolonging concentrations in blood plasma, according to a study published in Phytomedicine (12, 10:760-5, 2005).

Vinson, J., Kharrat, Al, & Andreoli, L. (N.D.). Effect of Aloe vera preparations on the human bioavailability of vitamins C and E. Scranton , PA: Department of Chemistry, University of Scranton.

Abstract: Our research group took up the challenge to test the combination of Aloe and vitamins.

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