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neddyflanders
09-10-2008, 10:19 AM
I've been taking Aloe Vera before bedtime and when I wake up and I like the results. No, Aloe Vera doesn't cure reflux or even reduce it in my opinion but it does make my throat feel better. I was losing my voice before but after a week of morning and night aloe vera it's back and it doesn't hurt or feel rough at all. In fact my throat feels fine.

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dmize23235
09-10-2008, 02:52 PM
pill form??? how much...? lpr here and reflux...very interested.....

neddyflanders
09-10-2008, 03:59 PM
I buy the juice, it says whole leaf on it. I don't see how the pill would help the throat but the juice really does seem to heal the burning. Now if I could only stop the acid from coming up.

dmize23235
09-10-2008, 05:13 PM
thanks i will try it...

flowergirl2day
09-11-2008, 01:17 AM
What do you do with the aloe vera juice? Do you use it as a throat rinse, or do you drink it? If you drink it, is it mixed with anything? How much of it do you use at a time?

thanks,

FG.

neddyflanders
09-11-2008, 10:16 AM
I drink it. I drink a small glass before going to bed and one when waking up before I eat anything. I use to mix it with some water but now I don't mix it with anything, you get use to the taste.

CharBerry
09-12-2008, 02:32 PM
I used to drink it too and taste didn't bother me but then again I can't taste much or smell anything! It may have soothed my throat some but I've found a juice that has done wonders on my throat and voice problems. Hasn't cured me by any means but I rarely ever lose my voice anymore and my throat doesn't burn.

CharBerry

flowergirl2day
09-12-2008, 09:10 PM
Thanks, guys. I'll ask about both at the health food store. I'll bet the juice is more expensive, if they sell it here.

FG

Kassie29
09-12-2008, 10:45 PM
CharBerry, Is the juice you use an aloe vera type juice? I've tried an aloe vera juice that is supposedly made to help the stomach. I think it even says "stomach formula" on the bottle. I find it somewhat helpful, for the short term anyway. Just wondering what you have found helpful.
Kassie

CharBerry
09-13-2008, 01:00 AM
It's one of the things we can't mention online. Sorry, but I have to follow the rules. I was very hoarse for 10 yrs and my ENT said the acid was burning my vocal cords. 10 years and I'm not kidding. I firmly believe the juice is what helped my voice and throat.
I thought if I could only talk again, I'd be happy. Naw, now I want to be completely well. No cough, SOB, eat and do what I want. Going for the surgery even though I'm scared to death. I just can't see going thru the rest of my life like I have the past 10 yrs. I wasn't "that old" when I got this crap (40ish) and it has made my quality of life suck. I wish everyone could get well!

Char

Kassie29
09-13-2008, 05:15 PM
I'm going to see my ENT again next month. He's the one who said I had acid issues, and so I went to a GI and had all the tests (endoscopy with 2 biopsies, 24 pH test, manomtery, ultrasound of throat and abdomen) and he said he sees no evidence of GERD and that I could stop taking my PPI. I did that but my throat seems worse without the PPI. My main issue is a chronic sore throat, and also have some high back pain. I just want to find out what this is and how I can feel normal again. I think I'll go back to the health food store in the meantime.
Kassie

lroberts21
09-16-2008, 11:25 AM
what is this juice that helps your burning throat??

neddyflanders
09-16-2008, 02:58 PM
I get Aloe Vera (it says whole leaf on it). I just bought another kind of aloe vera that contains FOS and some other stuff suppose to be good for the stomach but I haven't tried it yet.

Aloe Vera helps heal the throat and for me it also makes me go the bathroom once a day, which I don't usually do. I see some places where they advertise it as stopping acid reflux. It hasn't had any effect on the amount of reflux I get, it does seem to help the throat from the burn though.





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