Alomac® is derived from a species of Aloe Vera called Aloe Macroclada that is native to and exclusively grown in Madagascar. It’s been used by the Malagasy people for centuries. It’s renowned for its healing properties as found today in:
- Supplements
- Health and beauty products including skincare and food
- Pet care
Research has proven Alomac’s ability to create an increase in adult circulating stem cells. Many conditions have been studied and are benefiting from this gift from nature including:
- Arthritis
- Heart/cardiovascular
- Kidney, pancreas and thyroid
- Muscles/performance
- Studies done using Alomac are as follows:
- Aloe macroclada: a pioneering discovery in stem cell mobilization – Stemregen
- Aloe macroclada from Madagascar Triggers Transient Bone Marrow Stem Cell Mobilization
- The Therapeutic Potential of Stimulating Endogenous Stem Cell Mobilization
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Understanding Aloin Levels
Aloin A and B are the only anthraquinones found in Aloe macroclada (as well as in Aloe vera). Alomac’s manual leaf gel extraction procedures keep
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About harvesting
Aloe macroclada plants (vahona in Malagasy) grow over 1 meter tall (more than 3 feet) and can be 2 meters wide. The leaves grow to
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Growing Aloe macroclada
It’s more difficult to propagate Aloe macroclada than Aloe vera. Whereas Aloe vera sends out little baby offshoots which can be rooted as new plants,