Bitter Crystals

Bitter Crystals, Aloe ferox bitters is traditionally used for the beneficial effect it has on symptoms of constipation, eczema, pain due to arthritis and high blood pressure. 

Constipation causes harmful toxins to build up in the body.  Toxins, that are not properly excreted, can be absorbed again, leading to poor health:

Colon cancer and diverticulitis can be the result of incessant constipation

Chronic constipation may be linked to breast cancer

Treating constipation can prevent appendicitis

Pressure during constipation is responsible for a hiatus hernia, varicose veins and haemorrhoids

Features

° Is bacteria, virus and parasite unfriendly

° Helps to detoxify and support disinfection

° Favours an anti-inflammatory action

° Helps to prevent constipation

Size: 30g 

Directions

Laxative: Take 50-300 mg Bitter Crystals in a single dose at night. The smallest dose necessary to maintain regular bowel movement should be taken

Detoxify: Take 50 mg Bitter Crystals daily with meals

Precautions 

Do not use Aloe ferox Bitters in cases of intestinal blockage, acute inflamed intestinal disease (e.g. Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colon inflammation), appendicitis, abdominal pain of unknown origin, pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Ingredients 

Aloe ferox Bitter Sap

Brand

Aloe Ferox

Aloe Ferox is situated in Albertinia, Western Cape South Africa. Aloe Ferox is an integrated, privately owned developer, manufacturer and distributor of a specially formulated, affordable range of cosmetics and wellness products. Products are based on the unique properties of the aloe. In conjunction with the Aloe ferox plant base, a broad range of natural plant extracts are used to form products that are a natural alternative to the chemically engineered products in the mass market. The Aloe ferox bitter sap is harvested in the field by free-lance harvesters. The plants grow wild and no pesticides, no herbicides and no fertilisers are used. When the bottom leaves are harvested the plant is not harmed or destroyed and the bottom leaves can be harvested annually.