Ingredients

4 – 6 oz Fresh Frozen Stockton Aloe Vera Gel
1 cup berries (Any kind of berries! Rasp. Berries, Blue berries, Black berries even Straw berries)
fresh or frozen thawed
1/2 apple
1/2 lemon
1/4 cup Raw Organic Honey
1 Organic (preferred) cucumber
4-6 Organic Spinach Leaves

Directions

Chop the cucumber and apple into small pieces. Place the cucumber, apple and berries in a blender and blend until smooth. Chop the Spinach and add to the blender along with the juice of half a lemon, honey and blend until smooth. Add the Aloe Stockton Aloe Vera Gel to the mix and Shake it together very well in a shaker cup…..~ Enjoy!

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                         Answer – No

What Are The Signs Of Good Aloe?
So Why Does Aloe Vera Turn Pink?

The way I understand it, David Urch was intorduced to Aloe Vera through having a serious accident. Being a BSc, MA, VetMB, MRCVS having over 20 years experience in Veterinary Practice, why would’nt he use Aloe Vera Gel preparations in his Practice for his animals?

The book provides animal owners and vets with practical advice on how to use the Aloe Vera Gel to treat a wide range of animal ailments. There are over 200 conditions which effect the dog, horse and cat that are discussed with in the pages of this Great Practical Book. The book does talk as well about some common diseases of sheep, cattle, snakes, goats, lizards, fish and birds. The diseases are described and with step-by-step instructions on how to effectivly use Aloe Vera preparations where animals are concerned. He even has the recommeded dosages. Along with all of this, there is included guidance for owners on animal care and some first-aid. 

Urch’s reports of his work with horses and dogs are really the most interesting to me. He states he has noticed a general health improvement in animals when the Aloe Vera Gel is included in diets. It is typical that around 6 weeks after the animals are on the gel he noticed that the animals treated have thicker shinier and better quality coats, they have nails which grow faster and are of much better quality. It seems as though the animals are much more vibrant and full of Life. 

Urch writes that Aloe Vera Gel acts on the digestive system, which includes the oral cavity, the respiratory system, including the nasal Chambers and the sinuses. Aloe Vera Gel also helps with the eyes, ears and th muscuo-skeletal system. Of course, we can not forget the Skin! All of the above systems have 2 properties in common – they have either epithelail cells or the response involves the immunological system. A few different Dr.’s including Dr. Peter Atherton, have concluded that Aloe Vera Gel actually works on the epthilial tissues (Layer of cell covering the body-the skin or lining a cavity connected with it) and the immune system to produce its beneficial effects. This came from Dr. Urch’s very large number of clinical cases he has worked with in his practice.

Treatment of Post Viral Fatigue Syndrome -

What is that you may ask?! This condition I believe was first noticed in fit competition and race horses. All of a sudden, the horses would show persistent poor exercise tolerance and were more lethargic than normal. Most of the horses had a normal appetite. Clinical examination frequetly revealed enlargement of the lymph nodes under the jaw between the mandibles (sub-mandibular lymph nodes), a body temperature that was 1 – 2 degrees Fahrenheit below normal – most frequently between 97.5 and 98.5 F (normal body temperature is approximately 100 F) Some of the horses had suffered initially from lying-up or spasmodic colic. However, once the problems had been resolved, these horses were still not right. Blood samples taken from them sat this stage revealed the leucopaenia.

There were some cases, where the owners did not appreciate that the horse was ill and continued to work them, showed signs of hind leg inco-ordination – becoming recumbent and paralysed. The outcome for these cases was unfavourable and many were put to sleep.

Blood samples from all cases consistently showed the leucopaenia and frequently a reversal of the neutrophil lymphocyte ratio with neutrpaenia (decrease in neutrophilis) and and increase in lymphocytes. Some showed a decreased red cell count but not all. An increase in the number of monocytes in the blood was also evident in some cases. In a few cases the blood sample also showed an increase in both muscle and liver enzymes. Most cases showed no concurrent clinical signs that could be associated with an upper-respiratory tract virus infection. This syndrome was most common in horses over 6 years of age and affected all sexes of horses equally.

Conventional drug therapy: Previoulsly, rest had been advised for these cases and over a perod of time, some returned to normal. However an increasing number were remaining dull and lethargic. A number of drugs were then employed to try and stimulate the immuological system back to normal. Drugs such as levamisole and isoniazid were used, but with limited success – typically about a 40% success rate. Many of these horses were off work for over a year and some never returnded to their privious perfomance. Anjmber of casds were also given hyperimmune serum inravenoulsy in the form of a preparation called equinumb IV. Thre injections were given over  a six week period. Several of the horses went off their food and develped fever during this treatment. Overall, proved only slighly more effective than levamisole and isoniaid. Horses that showed signs of aneamia were given iron and vitamin B 12 preparations by injection and orally.     

There is an article written by a Peter Green, published in the Veterinary Times in 1996, repored considerable success in treating horses with PVLS (Post viral lethargy syndrome) with Aloe Vera. After reading the article, Dr. Urch started to treat these cases in the same way. Over a number of years he has treated several hundred cases of PVLS using Aloe Vera, acheiving a success rate of 83%. The cost I understand of this treatment is approximately half that of traditional drug therapy.

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New Natural Youth-Derm® Ointment

Our New Natural formulation of Youth-Derm® Ointment was inspired by Dr. Rodney Stockton’s original formula researched since the early 1950′s. Rodney Stockton PhD was the first to commercialize Aloe Vera lotion to aid in the healing of sunburns. He was motivated to create his original healing ointment from a severe sunburn while vacationing in Florida in 1941. The original formula was under contract with the United States Government during the Cold War. It has since been a popular ointment for the care of radiation burns.

New Formula Primary Ingredients:

• 70% Barbadensis-Miller-Stockton-Specie Aloe Vera Gel
• Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride -Fractionated coconut oil or medium chain triglyceride (MCT) oil from the medium chain caprylic (8 carbons) and capric
(10 carbons) acids that make up the bulk of the oil.
• Cocos Nucifera (Coconut Oil) – coconut oil contains lauric acid, capric acid and caprylic acid and has antimicrobial, antioxidant, anti-fungal, and
antibacterial properties.i
• Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter) -a plant lipid that is used as a natural moisturizing emollient. Naturally rich in vitamins A, E & F which are vitamins
beneficial for skin balance. Shea Butter penetrates deep into skin to help restore elasticity.ii
• Theobroma Cacao Seed Butter (Cocoa Butter) – recognized for centuries as the ultimate emollient ingredient for keeping the skin supple. It has strong
antioxidant properties, which give it a long shelf life, and protects the skin by shielding it from harmful environmental factors. Cocoa butter has an ability to
be absorbed deeply into the skin to hydrate and protect the skin. Cocoa butter is used frequently by pregnant women to prevent and treat stretch marks.iii
• Olea Europaea Fruit Oil (Olive Oil) -effective in repairing skin damage caused by UV radiation and assists wound healing. The oleanolic acid and
flavonoids stimulate blood circulation in the skin, promote regular growth yielding a smooth and clear complexion.iv
• Polysorbate 60 -food grade emulsifier and with mild surfactant properties.v
• Tapioca Starch -a powdery starch commonly used for its absorbent properties.vi
• Glycerin (vegetable source) -transports water from the environment and from the lower layers of skin (dermis) to surface skin (epidermis). Glycerin
softens the skin. Glycerin is a substance naturally present in skin which helps maintain the epidermis and prevent dryness or scaling.vii
• Cetyl Stearyl Alcohol – a vegetable sourced fatty alcohol used as an emollient, emulsifier, thickener, and carrying agent for other ingredients in the
formula.viii
• Manuka Honey +25 Bee Venom Venz® -Manuka Honey with Bee Venom and Propolis

1) Manuka Honey -a very strong natural antibiotic and analgesic in combination with strong anti-inflammatory properties.

2) Bee Venom -contains powerful healing components with unique pharmacological properties. These include 11 peptides, 5 enzymes, 3
physiologically active amines, carbohydrates, lipids and amino acids. Bee venom peptides have systemic action: anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal,
anti-bacterial, anti-pyretic (fever reducing), stimulating vascular permeability. (those severely allergic to bee stings my want to consult a
physician before use)

3) Propolis -contains over 16 different vitamins, rich in amino acids and trace elements; it also has a high vitamin content, including the valuable
bioflavanoids all in complete, natural balance.ix

• Certified Organic Lavender Essential Oil – grown in the USA. High in the components of Linalyl Acetate and Linalool. Therapeutic-grade lavender is
highly regarded for skin and beauty. It may be used to soothe and cleanse common cuts, bruises, burns and skin irritations.x
• Centipeda Cunninghamii Extract -“Old Man Weed” from Australia. Old Man Weed was commonly used to treat hair loss and skin irritations; but the
traditional belief holds that it is good for treating “just about anything.”xi
• Dimethly Sulfone (MSM) -helpful for treating skin disorders including acne, psoriasis, eczema, dermatitis, dandruff, scabies, diaper rash and certain
fungal infections.xii
• Tocopheryl Acetate, Panthenol, Retinyl Palmitate, Ascorbic Acid, Riboflavin -Supporting Vitamins: Vitamin E, Vitamin B5, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, and
Vitamin B2
• Oat Amino Acids -Antistatic, Cleansing, Skin conditioning, Surfactantxiii
• Tremella Funciformus Sporocarp (Mushroom) Extract -Tremella has a great water-absorbing/retaining capability; it can absorb nearly 500 times more
water than its own weight. This is 25 percent greater than sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid), a known, highly water-retentive compound.xiv
• Plumeria Alba (Frangipani) Flower Extract -extracted from the Indian Jasmine. Frangipani is a luxurious essential oil.
• Saccharomyces/Copper Ferment, Saccharomyce/Magnesium Ferment Hydrolystate, Saccharomyce/ Potassium Ferment Hydrolystate -mineral
co-factors to maintain skin balance.xv
• Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) -Research into topically applied adenosine triphosphate is just beginning, but it appears to have strong potential as a
cell-communicating ingredient and as an inflammation modulator.xvi
Also Contains: Polysorbate 80, Carbomer, Xanthan Gum, Chondrus Crispus (Carrageenan), Sodium Hydroxide, Caprylyl Glycol, Phenoxyethanol, Hexylene Glycol natural thickeners and Non-Formaldehyde donning preservatives

Discover the Healing Potential of the New Natural Formulation of Stockton Aloe 1 – Youth-Derm® Ointment. Please call us or visit our website to request a free

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While on the internet I ran across some articles in the Mayo Clinic web sites and below  is how most Doctors go about treating Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. This disease is treated mostly with medications and or surgery. Before reading what doctors recommend – click on the link below and see how Mr. Hartke took care of his acid reflux! Then – you can figure out what would be best for you!   Gastroesophageal reflux disease, also known 

http://aloe1.com/index.php/testimonials/47-aloe-and-acid-reflux-and-heartburn

 as (GERD) is a chronic digestive disease that happens when stomach acid or, occasionally, bile flows back into your food pipe. The backwash of acid irritates the lining of your esophagus and causes signs and symptoms of GERD.

Signs and symptoms of GERD include acid reflux and heartburn. Both of which are common digestive conditions that most people experience once in awhile. When these symptoms and signs occur more than two times a week or they interfere with your daily life, Doctors term this GERD.

Most people can manage the discomfort of heartburn with lifestyle changes and over-the-counter medications. But for people with GERD, these remedies may offer only temporary relief. People with GERD may need stronger medications, even surgery, to reduce symptoms.

When asked most Doctors,  these above are the only remedies for Gerd, or Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease.  Doctors often recommend lifestyle changes as a treatment for GERD. Which include eating smaller meals, quitting smoking and maintaining a healthy weight. Doctors also may ask you to avoid any foods or beverages that irritate your symptoms. Most Doctors agree, some people improve with lifestyle changes alone, most people need a combination of lifestyle changes and medications.

Medications

Most Doctors agree, Medications that control acid production are one of the most effective ways to prevent reflux. These medications may be obtained over-the-counter or by prescription and can be short- or long-acting.

Antacids, for instance, work by neutralizing stomach acid. They offer immediate relief but don’t protect against future symptoms. Proton pump inhibitors — the strongest anti-reflux medications — take longer to work. But by significantly decreasing the production of stomach acid for up to 24 hours, they allow damaged esophageal tissue time to heal. People who have severe GERD may need lifelong treatment with proton pump inhibitors or drugs called histamine 2 blockers.

Surgery

Anti-reflux surgery may be an option if:

• Your symptoms don’t improve after several months of taking medications
• You need lifelong treatment
• You are unable to take medication regularly
• You have complications such as narrowing in the esophagus (stricture) that makes swallowing difficult or Barrett’s esophagus.

Before undergoing an operation, you’ll receive a thorough evaluation to determine the extent of esophageal damage and ensure that your condition will be helped by surgery.

Most cases of GERD are due to failure of the band of muscle around the lower end of the esophagus, the lower esophageal sphincter. Normally, the muscle relaxes to allow food and liquids into your stomach, then closes tightly so that stomach contents can’t move upward. But if the lower esophageal sphincter is weak or relaxes at the wrong time, stomach acid can flow back into the esophagus.

Nissen fundoplication is the most frequently performed anti-reflux surgery. The procedure tightens the lower esophageal sphincter by wrapping the top of the stomach around the outside of the lower esophagus. In almost every case, surgeons perform this operation using minimally invasive surgery.

Benefits of minimally invasive surgery include less blood loss, minimal scarring, decreased chance of infection and shorter hospital stays and recovery times. Most people who undergo minimally invasive Nissen fundoplication leave the hospital the next day and can resume their normal activities in one to two weeks compared with a month or more after traditional surgery.

Well, lifestyle change sounds Great! Surgery, Medications ….. hmm – I personally would skip it!! I am not recommending that for you! I would suggest trying an alternative to prescription medications and see how it works for you, before you have to go through all of that –  surgeries and different medications. Of course – I would suggest adding 4 – 6 ounces a day of Fresh Frozen Stockton Aloe1 Aloe Vera Gel to your new diet! Always 100% Pure no water, chemicals or additives added!

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THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, CURE OR PREVENT DISEASE