Share with us some of your favorite herbals and plant-based medicines for
helping heal the gut. Well, when you open an aloe vera plant, it's slimy. And if
you look at the inside of your lip, it's slimy. It's the same. Yes, exactly. But
aloe vera contains a growth stimulant, and it stimulates rapid healing in the
lining of the gut. Now, our gut cells are remade every three to five days. So
with gut problems, you can heal them quite quickly once the right condition is
given. But you've got to remember that the gut has memory, so you've got to
change that around a bit. So how do you take the aloe vera? Because it's
actually not very nice to eat. Some people will put it in a smoothie. You can
scrape the gel and mash it up and put it with a little apple juice mainly. So
it'll coat and soothe. Great for a sore throat, great for ulcer in the stomach,
great for irritable bowel, all the way down. It's great for that. Well, if you
think about it like this, like ulcers, for instance, it's essentially a burn.
And, of course, aloe is great for burns on your skin. Oh, it is. But these
burns, people don't think about it like that. You've got these burns, almost
these canker-like sores throughout our digestive lining. Obviously, ulcer of
colitis is a great example. That's some of these forms of IBD. That's fantastic.
In fact, we've seen people totally heal from irritable bowel, Crohn's disease,
colitis, gastritis, you name it.