It may sound exaggerated, but we assure you it’s the truth: giving ALOEPLUS® to your dog or cat will bring them an explosion of benefits!”
For you who want your dog or cat ALWAYS HEALTHY, we reveal the NATURAL secret to keeping them always in shape.
Are you ready?
THE SECRET is…..
TO HAVE A STRONG AND HEALTHY IMMUNE SYSTEM AND A CLEANSING AND DETOXIFIED BODY
That’s exactly right!!!
And what is the natural remedy that allows me to have all this?
Simple, it’s ALOEPLUS®…
“All this happens thanks to the product’s characteristics, since no other natural product contains such a high number of active ingredients. It’s as if we had a warrior inside the body who repels all external attacks with his shield!”
But we don’t want to get bogged down in unnecessary chatter; we think the best way to help you understand what we’re talking about is to list the pharmacologically active components contained in Aloeplus.
Naturally, this will be a quick list, since a book could be written about each listed component.
Curious? Enjoy your reading…
The compounds present can be divided into three main groups:
1) Complex sugars called mucopolysaccharides
2) Anthraquinones called “the body's sweepers”;
3) Other functional substances
Now let's analyze them in detail:
Glucose: has a primarily energetic function. Glucose helps provide the energy needed for the healing process, in a highly digestible and easily available form.
Mannose: like glucose, it participates in providing energy for the rehabilitative processes of the human body.
Glucomannans or mucopolysaccharides: considered very important both in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals due to their various properties. Their filamentous consistency is excellent for coating the walls of the digestive system and protecting it from hyperacidity and/or the presence of harmful bacteria and organisms.
Acemannan: acemannan is the prototype of carbohydrates and performs important actions on the gastrointestinal system and the immune system. It ensures protection of the spinal cord from toxic agents used in medicine.
Cellulose: provides fiber, necessary to keep the intestinal villi clean and to produce stools that are firm yet hydrated.
Aloetic acid: has a natural antibiotic action, especially in synergy with barbaloine, isobarbaloine, and aloemodin.
Cinnamic acid: antiseptic and germicidal activity.
Chrysophanic acid: purifying, laxative, diuretic, and stimulant of bile secretion.
Salicylic acid: main component of aspirin, with antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory action.
Aloemodin: has bactericidal and laxative properties, boasting marked antitumor effects.
Aloin: active ingredient found exclusively in the Aloe plant, it has a strong antibiotic, purgative, and detoxifying action.
Isobarbaloin: has analgesic properties and acts as a natural antibiotic.
Calcium: essential for the healthy functioning of the osteoarticular and muscular system, both skeletal and cardiac.
Chromium: promotes the activity of enzymes and fatty acids, helping to control blood sugar and cholesterol levels.
Iron: indispensable for cellular respiration, and therefore for the proper functioning of our body.
Phosphorus: together with calcium, it is responsible for the formation and maintenance of bone tissue.
Germanium: is able to rebalance the body especially in cases of immune-defense system crises such as autoimmunity and immunodeficiencies.
Magnesium: together with manganese, it is necessary for proper muscle function and adequate information exchange in neuronal synapses.
Manganese: has a high antioxidant power, slowing down the aging process.
Potassium: allows the elimination of waste products derived from oxidations and stimulates the body’s nutrition.
Copper: essential for human health. It has significant anti-carcinogenic and antioxidant properties. It limits free radicals.
Selenium: although present in our body in trace amounts, it provides invaluable benefits. It is known as an anti-cancer substance and is also very important in the incidence of aging-related diseases.
Sodium: essential for our body, it helps regulate water balance. Specifically, it manages the amount of water entering and leaving cell membranes.
Zinc: has immunostimulant and strengthening properties.
Pro-Vitamin A (beta-carotene): has anticancer and skin-healing properties.
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): plays a fundamental role in carbohydrate metabolism; its deficiency prevents the use of the well-known energy derived from sugars.
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin): is an essential regulator of metabolism and helps maintain stable glutathione levels.
Vitamin B3 (Niacin): is the best antidote for problems caused by cholesterol, due to its rapid action, cost-effectiveness, absence of side effects, and increased survival rate of patients with multiple heart attacks.
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine): essential for cell duplication, and the metabolism of nucleic acids and proteins.
Vitamin B9 (Folic acid): oversees protein synthesis more completely than others.
Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin): is a valuable energy source for the body. It offers tonic and energizing qualities, strengthens memory and concentration.
Vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid): acts as an antioxidant and inhibits free radicals.
Vitamin E (tocopherol): promotes the formation of new cells, supporting the health of the entire neurovegetative system.
Phospholipids (choline): its action produces better fluidity of cell membranes.
Inositol: inhibitor of cholesterol and triglycerides, regulator of blood pressure and preventive agent against diseases.
Plant sterols: very powerful anti-inflammatories, without the side effects of synthetic steroidal anti-inflammatories.
Amylase: enzyme found in saliva, allows part of the initial digestion of starches.
Bradykinase: stimulates the immune system and has an analgesic effect.
Carboxypeptidase: enzyme responsible for healing and pain-relieving action.
Catalase: enzyme capable of breaking down hydrogen peroxide, which is highly toxic to the vital functions of cells.
Cellulase: enzyme that helps digest cellulose. Its action with raw or unpasteurized foods is to assist the digestive system. It makes the intervention of leukocytes unnecessary so that the immune system can act where it is most needed.
Creatine phosphokinase: can be defined as the provider of immediate energy for muscle activity.
Phosphatase: acts in the bone calcification process and in nutrient absorption after food digestion.
Lipase: regulates cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the blood.
Protease: responsible for protein digestion, making essential and non-essential amino acids available. It has immunostimulant and antitumor effects.
Transaminases (SGOT/SGPT): produced by the liver and muscles. Their action takes place in the blood as they promote cellular absorption of sugars and fats.
Lignin: a substance that provides structural material for the formation of fecal matter.
Saponins: have purifying, antiseptic, and antimicrobial effects.
Phenylalanine: an essential amino acid that stimulates mental, sexual, and hormonal secretory activity and inhibits cravings for addictive substances.
Isoleucine: a valuable support for athletes, as it has significant anabolic power.
Leucine: promotes healing of skin and broken bones due to its role in elastin formation and lowers high blood sugar levels.
Lysine: strengthens the immune system and helps speed up the resolution of herpes infections, a condition affecting about 60-70% of the human population.
Methionine: helps reduce fats in the liver and throughout the blood circulatory system, preventing possible artery blockages.
Threonine: prevents fat accumulation in the liver by metabolizing complex lipid chains and promoting their elimination through the urinary system.
Valine: has glycogenic properties, meaning it is a source of energy reserves for the liver and muscles.
Aspartic acid: controls and balances glucose and fatty acid concentrations.
Glutamic acid: improves a person's alertness, giving them a good mood.
Alanine: induces a better immune response in our body, intervening in oxidative processes by producing immunoglobulins and antibodies.
L-Arginine: is believed to increase muscle mass.
Glycine: has special value as the primary source of creatine, which creates the main energy transfer substrate in the human body.
Glutamine: protects against the harmful effects alcohol causes at the neuronal level. Slows aging and substantially fights depression and schizophrenia.
Hydroxyproline: oversees bone and collagen synthesis.
Histidine: has beneficial effects in fighting various forms of anemia by stimulating red blood cells within the bone marrow. Very useful in rheumatoid arthritis.
Proline: extremely important for the health and function of joints, tendons, and the heart muscle.
Serine: its activity enhances the immune system by producing immunoglobulins and antibodies.
Cysteine: guarantor of health and longevity.
Tyrosine: it is attributed with stress-inhibiting, antidepressant, and psychic energy-stimulating activities. It is useful in premenstrual syndrome and drug detoxification.
Hormones: two regulators of vital processes are contained in the precious Aloe juice, namely gibberellins and auxins, which stimulate cell growth and healing processes in plant and animal tissues.
I know what you’re thinking now after reading this long list…
You’re probably wondering: How is it possible that ALOEPLUS contains all these substances?
The answer is very simple….
This is mainly due to the characteristics of Aloe Arborescens, as no other plant contains such a high number of active ingredients allowing its universal use in numerous conditions! Added to this are the properties of carrot and honey.
“Aloeplus contains, for example, over twenty different types of minerals, a feature that gives the products properties comparable to the most modern multi-mineral and vitamin supplements.”
In conclusion…
Give your four-legged friend ALOEPLUS, for 3-4 cycles a year lasting 30-60 days each if you want to see them always in perfect shape and with an efficient Immune System!
