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Aloe Plus
One 450 mg Cape Aloe capsule at bedtime for occasional constipation, not for use every night.
About $0.32 a day
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Cape Aloe softens your stool and eases its passage.
How Cape Aloe works
Cape Aloe carries compounds called anthraquinone glycosides. Your gut bacteria activate them after you swallow the capsule. Once active, they draw water and electrolytes into your stool, which softens it and eases its passage.
Why this is not a daily supplement
Aloe Plus is made for occasional use, and the label directs one capsule at bedtime, with a full 24 hours before another. If you find you need it often, that is a conversation for your practitioner rather than a reason to take more.
Cape Aloe is not aloe vera
Cape Aloe comes from Aloe ferox, a different plant from the aloe vera used in gels and drinks, and the two are not interchangeable. Aloe Plus uses Cape Aloe, 450 mg per capsule.
For occasional use only
Who it's for
This is for you if you:
How to take it
Take one capsule at bedtime or as directed by your practitioner, and allow a full 24 hours before taking another. Aloe Plus is intended for occasional constipation, not for use every night.
If nothing changes
Give it the full 24 hours before you consider taking another capsule. If nothing has changed by then, speak with your practitioner rather than increasing the dose on your own.
Before you start
Do not use this product at all if you are pregnant. Do not use it while breastfeeding without first consulting a health professional. If you have any health condition, any allergies, or take any medication, consult your practitioner before taking this product.
When to stop
Stop taking Aloe Plus if you develop diarrhea or abdominal pain. If you already have frequent diarrhea, speak with your practitioner before you start rather than after.