So, I bought Aloe Vera drink (I’d say juice but I’m pretty sure the amount of sugar in this disqualifies it from that).
It doesn’t taste terrible but it has weird jelly lumps in it…I’m assuming it’s the “aloe vera gel” they list on the back. It’s weird.
It says it’s made in korea…do korean people really drink this?
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jmadoc said:
Oh man, that sounds just like the coconut juice with jelly drinks my family likes to buy, I want to try some katarh-mest said: Dunno about in Korea, but that stuff is all over the Korean areas of Atlanta. I love it. I love the weird jelly lumps. But yeah it’s basically sugar water, hehe
skeletontrumpet said: Ah man! Aloe Vera juice rules! I honestly really like the texture, and it comes in good flavors. Like scdk-nsfw said above, too much can make you use bathroom, but that’s because it really aids digestion and helps keep your gut healthy. It has a lot of good qualities
- scdk-nsfw said:
Aloe Vera. Folks tell you all kinds of stuff, about its health benefits, etc. I only know that it causes one hell of a diarrhea if you ingest (too much of) it. Please be careful.
zhanex said: Aloe Vera is for soothing burns; what would possess someone to drink it?
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