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Re: Aloe is dangerous!       02/08/06 01:49 PM Edit Reply Quote sky357 Reged: 02/08/06 Posts: 2 Loc: CA hi, casey. Thanks for the response. I've read the few articles there are on aloe vera in the research section. The websites that sell these AMP products say that they take a certain part of the aloe plant that does not hurt the body--they admit that part of the plant has negative digestive effects. AMP stands for aloe mucilaginous polysaccharide, so this is the part that is in the pills. One site says that the FDA approves the use of the product.If anyone knows any more about this that would be so helpful, because I'm skeptical to dish out all that money on something that has so little information out there. Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

Entire thread does this work? sky357 02/08/06 01:08 AM Re: does this work? kmk 02/09/06 07:27 AM I'm using aloe juice now! ibsy 02/09/06 12:10 AM Again, this is not safe-nt Augie 02/09/06 06:17 AM Aloe is dangerous! atomic rose 02/08/06 05:00 AM Re: Aloe is dangerous! sky357 02/08/06 01:49 PM Re: Aloe is dangerous! Johnny T. Reb 02/09/06 07:34 AM I tried it! rn21666 02/08/06 07:50 PM

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