Aloe vera juice or pills - which is more efficient?

does it matter which one i take? is one more efficient than the other. i want to take it especially to help with symptoms of irritable bowl

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The juice is better, but tastes awful.

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Personally, I've had quite a lot of success with the pills. But, certainly not all pills are created equally. Some of the pills I'd purchased in regular health stores and what not didn't really seem to do much for me. I really suffered badly for quite a few years with recurring ulcers. I finally decided to give a pill a try that I'd found online. I was so happy after a couple of months of using them. For the most part after a couple of months of use, most of the pain had subsided, and getting new ulcers seems to be a thing of the past. The pills appear to have to be in the highest concentrated and purest form available.

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Juice by far. Though the ideal is to use the plant itself, it grows easily, its tough and once you know what you're looking for you might find it growing in gardens in your area.(its everywhere) The type you're looking for is Aloe Barbadensis. (look it up, or Google it) If anyone knows a way to post my info on the plant without asking for email addresses please post here.

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juice pills can sometimes go through the system without being digested. peepermint capsules are also beneficial for this condition

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Also Aloe does work well, but only take for short terms, have a month off then resume, it tends to leach minerals if taken long term.

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seems to me the juice would be better as the mucus like quality can help sooth the lining of the intestines. Be careful no to dring too much as it will cause diarrhea.

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My mother in law swears by the aloe vera juice. It doe4s taste awful but she says she feels so much better taking it.

You can get it from Forever Living.