Aloe barbadensis

Reported Uses

• NOTE: see Herb & Supplement Effectiveness Rating Definitions table
• acne [Possibly Effective]
• alveolar osteitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• amenorrhea [Insufficient Evidence]
• anal fissure [Insufficient Evidence]
• aphthous ulcer (canker sores) [Insufficient Evidence]
• asthma [Insufficient Evidence]
• atopic dermatitis (eczema) [Insufficient Evidence]
• breast engorgement [Insufficient Evidence]
• burning mouth syndrome [Insufficient Evidence]
• burns [Possibly Effective]
• common cold [Insufficient Evidence]
• constipation [Possibly Effective]
• dental plaque [Insufficient Evidence]
• depression [Insufficient Evidence]
• diabetes mellitus [Possibly Effective]
• diabetic foot ulcers [Insufficient Evidence]
• diaper rash [Insufficient Evidence]
• dry skin [Insufficient Evidence]
• epilepsy [Insufficient Evidence]
• frostbite [Insufficient Evidence]
• genital herpes [Possibly Effective]
• gingivitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• heart failure [Insufficient Evidence]
• hematopoietic stem cell transplant [Insufficient Evidence]
• hepatitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• HIV/AIDS [Insufficient Evidence]
• hyperlipidemia [Insufficient Evidence]
• hypertrophic scars [Insufficient Evidence]
• IBS [Insufficient Evidence]
• influenza [Insufficient Evidence]
• lichen planus [Possibly Effective]
• lung CA [Insufficient Evidence]
• multiple sclerosis [Insufficient Evidence]
• nipple fissures [Insufficient Evidence]
• obesity [Possibly Effective]
• oral mucositis [Insufficient Evidence]
• oral submucous fibrosis [Possibly Effective]
• osteoarthritis [Insufficient Evidence]
• peptic ulcer [Insufficient Evidence]
• periodontitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• pressure ulcer [Insufficient Evidence]
• psoriasis [Possibly Effective]
• radiation dermatitis [Possibly Effective]
• radiation proctopathy [Insufficient Evidence]
• scabies [Insufficient Evidence]
• seborrheic dermatitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• striae gravidarum (stretch marks) [Insufficient Evidence]
• sunburn [Insufficient Evidence]
• traumatic oral ulcers [Possibly Effective]
• tungiasis [Insufficient Evidence]
• ulcerative colitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• vaginitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• varicose veins [Insufficient Evidence]
• wound healing [Insufficient Evidence]
• wrinkled skin [Insufficient Evidence]
• xerostomia [Insufficient Evidence]