NTP Botanical Dietary Supplements Program

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Date: 2014-10-26 13:12:42 Health Dietary supplements National Toxicology Program Ephedra Kava Aloe vera Food and Drug Administration N-Propyl bromide Medicine Medicinal plants Pharmacology		NTP Botanical Dietary Supplements Program Add to Reading List Source URL: www.niehs.nih.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 871,32 KB Share Document on Facebook

	ALOE VERA 1. Exposure Data The first record of human use of Aloe vera is in Sumerian hieroglyphics engraved on clay tablets during the Mesopotamia civilization circa 2200 BC, in which it is described as a laxative. Use DocID: 1tqUT - View Document
	Article ID: WMC005113 ISSNImmuno-modulatory effect of Turmeric (Curcuma longa) and Aloe Vera on cultured DocID: 1rxNN - View Document
	CCCSS April 2010 Newsletter.indd DocID: 1qlaU - View Document
	ORTHOLOPHA The Newsletter of the Aloe, Cactus and Succulent Society of Zimbabwe PO Box CY300, Causeway www.aloesocietyzim.com & www.facebook.com/ACSSZ DocID: 1pZNt - View Document
	HERBALPEDIA ALOE VERA Potted plants need filtered sun or complete shade. They turn brown when fully exposed to the sun. Easiest to propagate by rooting young, outer suckers. DocID: 1pRbR - View Document