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Primary Benefits of Ultimate Aloe™ Powder*:

  • Supports a healthy digestive tract
  • Promotes normal healing
  • Supports a strong immune system
  • Promotes digestive comfort
  • Convenient powder packets – great for travel or sharing

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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Key Ingredients Found in Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

Whole Leaf Aloe vera Linne Gel

Linne gel is named after the scientist Carl von Linne (Carl Linnaeus), who is given credit for categorizing plants and animals. Linnaeus deemed Aloe to be the genus and vera the species. The type of aloe in our product is Aloe barbadensis Miller. Miller is the person who described and categorized the plant we know as aloe vera. 

Aloe vera is rich in polysaccharides and a source of trace minerals such as iron, copper, calcium, zinc, chromium, manganese, potassium, sodium and magnesium. Minerals are important for the proper functioning of various enzyme systems in metabolic pathways and some minerals act as antioxidants.

Aloe vera aids in the maintenance of normal blood sugar levels. Some phytosterols stimulate insulin secretion and may contribute to better blood sugar control. Animal studies suggest that Aloe’s beta-sitosterol and beta-sistosterolin might help maintain normal blood sugar levels in humans.

Aloe vera’s polysaccharides improve the appearance of skin by supporting collagen production throughout the dermis; improving the appearance of fine wrinkles and give the skin better elasticity. 

Aloe vera promotes healthy digestion by providing natural plant enzymes that break down food. These enzymes include amylase (starch); cellulose (cellulose); lipase (water insoluble lipids); and alkaline phosphatase (proteins).

Poor diet and stress cause the mechanical function of the colon to be disrupted. This leads to intestinal discomfort, incomplete digestion of food, and establishes a favorable environment for foreign bacterial and fungal growth. Aloe supplementation helps to normalize gastrointestinal pH, composition of intestinal flora, improves density of the stool and the digestive process. Consumption of aloe vera will improve bowel regularity and produce greater intestinal comfort after eating.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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Scientific Studies Which Support Ultimate Aloe™ Powder: 

  • Andersen D., et al. In vitro virucidal activity of selected anthraquinones and anthraquinone derivatives. Antiviral Res. 16(2):185-96, 1991.
  • Ashleye, A.D. Applying heat during processing of the commercial Aloe Vera gel. Erde International 1, 40-44, 1983.
  • Bautista-Perez R., et alI. In vitro antibradykinin activity of Aloe barbadensis gel. . J Ethnopharmacol. 93:89-92, 2004.
  • Blitz, J. J., et al. Aloe Vera gel in peptic ulcer therapy: Preliminary report. J Am Osteopathol Soc. 62:731-735, 1963.
  • Boudreau M., et al. An evaluation of the biological and toxicological properties of Aloe barbadensis (miller), Aloe Vera. J Environ Sci Health C . 24:103-54, 2006.
  • Cole, H.N. and Cole, K.K., Aloe Vera in Oriental Dermatology. Arch. Dermat. And Sympt, Vol. 47, PP. 250, 1943.
  • Davis, R. H., et al. Wound healing. Oral and topical activity of Aloe Vera. J Am Podiatr Med Assoc. 79(11):559-562, 1989.
  • Eamlamnam K., et al. Effects of Aloe Vera and sucralfate on gastric microcirculatory changes, cytokine levels and gastric ulcer healing in rats. World J Gastroenterol. 12(13):2034-9, 2006.
  • Gjerstad, G and Riner, T.D. Current Status of Aloe as a Cure-All. Am. J. of Pharm, 140 (2): 58-64, 1968.
  • Gjerstad, G. An appraisal of the Aloe Vera juice; College of Pharmacy, University of Texas, Austin. Vol. 84: pps. 43-46, 1969.
  • Korkina, L., et al. The protective and healing effects of a natural antioxidant formulation based on ubiquinol and Aloe Vera against dextran sulfate- induced ulcerative colitis in rats. Biofactors. 18(1-4):255-264, 2003.
  • Langmead L, et al. Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of oral aloe Vera gel for active ulcerative colitis. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 19(7):739-47, 2004.
  • Langmead L, Rampton DS. Review article: complementary and alternative therapies for inflammatory bowel disease. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 1;23(3):341-9, 2006.
  • Langmead L., et al. Anti-inflammatory effects of aloe Vera gel in human colorectal mucosa in vitro. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 19(5):521-7, 2004.
  • Robinson M. Medical therapy of inflammatory bowel disease for the 21st century. European Journal of Surgery. Supplement: 582: 90-8, 1998.
  • Zhang X., et al. Isolation, structure elucidation, antioxidative and immunomodulatory properties of two novel dihydrocoumarins from Aloe Vera. Bioorg Med Chem Let.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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What Makes Ultimate Aloe™ Powder Unique?

Aloe vera naturally contains over 200 biologically active components. Ultimate Aloe Powder is derived from whole leaf aloe and retains the qualities of natural occurring aloe vera through a proprietary extraction process called TotalAloe™; isolating and concentrating the most active polysaccharides while removing undesirable components, such as aloin and emodin which may cause digestive upset.

Ultimate Aloe Powder contains 150% aloe concentrate, all natural colors and flavors and is preservative-free. With 16 individual powder packets in each box, Ultimate Aloe Powder is easy to carry on the go and share with friends.

Ultimate Aloe Powder carries the IASC (International Aloe Science Council) seal, certifying the Aloe content and purity. The aloe vera in Ultimate Aloe is harvested and processed according to sanitary manufacturing practices that use specific time and temperature guidelines. This preserves the natural properties of the aloe vera plant so you receive the maximum benefits of the product. Ultimate Aloe’s quality is analyzed for chemical and physical characteristics and in-vitro assays for monitoring biological activity. Ultimate Aloe Powder contains three times more polymers than aloe gel and 50 percent more active components than is required to achieve maximum benefits by being consumed orally. Ultimate Aloe delivers superior results, which our customers can depend on time after time. 

Related Terms: Ultimate Aloe Juice, aloe, aloe juice, digestion, aloe vera gel, pomegranate, cranberry apple, strawberry kiwi, colon health, aloe vera, immune health, vitamins and minerals

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

How do I take Ultimate Aloe Powder?
Pour one packet of Ultimate Aloe Powder into 4 fluid ounces of water and mix well. Take once daily or as directed by your healthcare provider.

How many calories are in one serving of Ultimate Aloe Powder?
The calories vary by flavor. The natural flavor contains 20 calories per serving and the other flavors (strawberry kiwi, cranberry apple and pomegranate) contain 26 calories per serving.

Does Ultimate Aloe Powder need to be refrigerated?
No, it can be stored safely at room temperature.

Is Ultimate Aloe approved by the FDA?
No. Ultimate Aloe is classified as a dietary supplement, which cannot be submitted to the FDA for approval. It complies with the FDA’s dietary supplement regulations. 

How can Ultimate Aloe Powder contain 150% aloe concentrate?
100% aloe is referred to by the aloe industry as 1X or 1.0. 150% aloe is 50% stronger (contains 50% more solids - 1.125-1.38%). It is, therefore, referred to as 150% or 1.5X. Ultimate Aloe is actually 150%+, since it contains a minimum of 1.50% solids.

What is the concentration of aloe in the different flavors?
All flavors are 150 percent aloe vera.

Why does the taste vary?
The taste will vary from lot to lot due to the seasonal time of harvest. The sun and the amount of water the plants receive are directly responsible for the ripeness of the plants. Just as with any vegetable, you will have a different taste depending upon the growing process.

I noticed the IASC Seal on the Ultimate Aloe Powder box. What is it and what does it mean for me?

The seal is a certificate from the International Aloe Science Council (IASC). It demonstrates that the quality of aloe in Ultimate Aloe has been validated and certified by an independent group of professionals. Market America has made a strong commitment to sell a standardized, well-defined, thoroughly tested product that meets the rigid standards of the Council.

What is so important about using whole leaf aloe vera?
Modern chemical analysis of aloe leaves shows that the active agents that are responsible for the plant’s widely celebrated health properties are concentrated in the green skin (rind) and yellow sap (latex), which is found just under the skin. The same and many other studies show that the gel (thick center of the leaf) should be included in all aloe products because it acts as a buffering agent to soothe and cool body tissue.*

The juice of aloe contains at least 99.1 percent water, which means that the polysaccharides (acemannan and other polypeptides), glycoproteins, and other components constitute less than one percent of the juice. To date, over 200 active components have been identified including fatty acids and immune-supporting compounds. Therefore, we know that the amazing benefits of Aloe are produced by relatively small amounts of many components, acting together synergistically to produce benefits that no single agent can produce alone.*

Why is the aloin removed from the aloe?
Fresh whole leaf aloe vera contains aloin, a very powerful laxative, which must be eliminated from the aloe if it is to be used safely as an ingredient in topical products or as a dietary supplement. Aloin is a compound, which is produced from e-modin and glucose. When whole leaf aloe is pasteurized and the aloin is eliminated, the aloe is safe for both topical and internal use.

What is the history of aloe vera use in promoting health?
The idea that Aloe vera can promote skin health is as old as the Pyramids. It is believed to have originated in the warm, dry climates of northern Africa. It has been found referenced in ancient hieroglyphics, which indicate it was a product that was traded between the Egyptians and the Sumerians as many as 6,000 years ago. It was first described in the Papyrus Ebers, an Egyptian book written between 1553-50 B.C.E. The ground whole leaf of the plant has been used as a health agent or cosmetic ingredient for thousands of years in promoting normal healing, healthy digestion and healthy skin. The soothing powers of aloe vera were used in Persia and India for centuries. In addition, both Chinese and Japanese civilizations have taken advantage of aloe vera’s beneficial properties. Greeks and Romans also used aloe vera in supporting health as early as the first century. Ancient Greeks obtained it from the island of Socotra in the Indian Ocean. In the 10th century C.E., its soothing powers were recommended to the British King Alfred the Great by the Patriarch of Jerusalem. Muslims who have made the pilgrimage to Mecca are entitled to hang an Aloe plant over their doors as a talisman against evil.*

If you look at the history of aloe as a topical application or cosmetic ingredient, there are three types of evidence that have been used to support its value, including testimonials, scientific research and chemical analysis. Reports show that as early as the 1930s, the gel was used to soothe burns. 

Many individuals apply the gel to minor cuts, abrasions and burns. Aloe vera products enjoy growing public interest. Strong examination of aloe vera continues. Most of the modern research has focused on aloe vera’s ability to promote skin health and support normal healing. These outcomes are supported by over 1,000 modern clinical studies conducted by medical professionals.* 

The juice of the plant continues to gain in popularity as an effective health drink. Hundreds of chemical reports show that aloe vera contains amino acids, enzymes and a large number of healthy compounds.*   

How does aloe work?
Aloe vera works because the green skin of the plant produces and the sap stores at least six beneficial health agents: lupeol, salicylic acid, urea nitrogen, cinnamonic acid, phenol and sulfur. In addition, the plant also produces at least 23 proteins (polypeptides) and at least four mannan sugars, which promote the normal regulation of cell growth and support the immune system (biogenic stimulators). These agents enhance the skin’s immune function. Polypeptides and mannons are the building blocks for new, healthy cells. They are more abundant in young skin cells. As aging occurs, the amount of polypeptides and mannans in the cells diminish. Topical application of an aloe product helps provide ample concentrations of these agents to promote the proper formation of healthy cells. Polypeptides and mannans are two of the reasons aloe helps to promote normal skin healing.* 

The skin and yellow sap (latex) of the aloe vera plant contain at least three fatty acids (HDL cholesterol, campesterol and beta-sitosterol). They represent cortisone-like compounds, which make Aloe extremely effective in addressing minor skin irritations. The presence of beta-sitosterol explains why topical aloe vera is effective in addressing minor skin irritations. Beta-sitosterols are plant sterols that are responsible for aloe’s effectiveness as an excellent moisturizer.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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Primary Benefits of Ultimate Aloe™ Powder*:

  • Supports a healthy digestive tract
  • Promotes normal healing
  • Supports a strong immune system
  • Promotes digestive comfort
  • Convenient powder packets – great for travel or sharing


Key Ingredients Found in Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

Whole Leaf Aloe vera Linne Gel

Linne gel is named after the scientist Carl von Linne (Carl Linnaeus), who is given credit for categorizing plants and animals. Linnaeus deemed Aloe to be the genus and vera the species. The type of aloe in our product is Aloe barbadensis Miller. Miller is the person who described and categorized the plant we know as aloe vera. 

Aloe vera is rich in polysaccharides and a source of trace minerals such as iron, copper, calcium, zinc, chromium, manganese, potassium, sodium and magnesium. Minerals are important for the proper functioning of various enzyme systems in metabolic pathways and some minerals act as antioxidants.

Aloe vera aids in the maintenance of normal blood sugar levels. Some phytosterols stimulate insulin secretion and may contribute to better blood sugar control. Animal studies suggest that Aloe’s beta-sitosterol and beta-sistosterolin might help maintain normal blood sugar levels in humans.

Aloe vera’s polysaccharides improve the appearance of skin by supporting collagen production throughout the dermis; improving the appearance of fine wrinkles and give the skin better elasticity. 

Aloe vera promotes healthy digestion by providing natural plant enzymes that break down food. These enzymes include amylase (starch); cellulose (cellulose); lipase (water insoluble lipids); and alkaline phosphatase (proteins).

Poor diet and stress cause the mechanical function of the colon to be disrupted. This leads to intestinal discomfort, incomplete digestion of food, and establishes a favorable environment for foreign bacterial and fungal growth. Aloe supplementation helps to normalize gastrointestinal pH, composition of intestinal flora, improves density of the stool and the digestive process. Consumption of aloe vera will improve bowel regularity and produce greater intestinal comfort after eating.



Scientific Studies Which Support Ultimate Aloe™ Powder: 

  • Andersen D., et al. In vitro virucidal activity of selected anthraquinones and anthraquinone derivatives. Antiviral Res. 16(2):185-96, 1991.
  • Ashleye, A.D. Applying heat during processing of the commercial Aloe Vera gel. Erde International 1, 40-44, 1983.
  • Bautista-Perez R., et alI. In vitro antibradykinin activity of Aloe barbadensis gel. . J Ethnopharmacol. 93:89-92, 2004.
  • Blitz, J. J., et al. Aloe Vera gel in peptic ulcer therapy: Preliminary report. J Am Osteopathol Soc. 62:731-735, 1963.
  • Boudreau M., et al. An evaluation of the biological and toxicological properties of Aloe barbadensis (miller), Aloe Vera. J Environ Sci Health C . 24:103-54, 2006.
  • Cole, H.N. and Cole, K.K., Aloe Vera in Oriental Dermatology. Arch. Dermat. And Sympt, Vol. 47, PP. 250, 1943.
  • Davis, R. H., et al. Wound healing. Oral and topical activity of Aloe Vera. J Am Podiatr Med Assoc. 79(11):559-562, 1989.
  • Eamlamnam K., et al. Effects of Aloe Vera and sucralfate on gastric microcirculatory changes, cytokine levels and gastric ulcer healing in rats. World J Gastroenterol. 12(13):2034-9, 2006.
  • Gjerstad, G and Riner, T.D. Current Status of Aloe as a Cure-All. Am. J. of Pharm, 140 (2): 58-64, 1968.
  • Gjerstad, G. An appraisal of the Aloe Vera juice; College of Pharmacy, University of Texas, Austin. Vol. 84: pps. 43-46, 1969.
  • Korkina, L., et al. The protective and healing effects of a natural antioxidant formulation based on ubiquinol and Aloe Vera against dextran sulfate- induced ulcerative colitis in rats. Biofactors. 18(1-4):255-264, 2003.
  • Langmead L, et al. Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of oral aloe Vera gel for active ulcerative colitis. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 19(7):739-47, 2004.
  • Langmead L, Rampton DS. Review article: complementary and alternative therapies for inflammatory bowel disease. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 1;23(3):341-9, 2006.
  • Langmead L., et al. Anti-inflammatory effects of aloe Vera gel in human colorectal mucosa in vitro. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 19(5):521-7, 2004.
  • Robinson M. Medical therapy of inflammatory bowel disease for the 21st century. European Journal of Surgery. Supplement: 582: 90-8, 1998.
  • Zhang X., et al. Isolation, structure elucidation, antioxidative and immunomodulatory properties of two novel dihydrocoumarins from Aloe Vera. Bioorg Med Chem Let.


What Makes Ultimate Aloe™ Powder Unique?

Aloe vera naturally contains over 200 biologically active components. Ultimate Aloe Powder is derived from whole leaf aloe and retains the qualities of natural occurring aloe vera through a proprietary extraction process called TotalAloe™; isolating and concentrating the most active polysaccharides while removing undesirable components, such as aloin and emodin which may cause digestive upset.

Ultimate Aloe Powder contains 150% aloe concentrate, all natural colors and flavors and is preservative-free. With 16 individual powder packets in each box, Ultimate Aloe Powder is easy to carry on the go and share with friends.

Ultimate Aloe Powder carries the IASC (International Aloe Science Council) seal, certifying the Aloe content and purity. The aloe vera in Ultimate Aloe is harvested and processed according to sanitary manufacturing practices that use specific time and temperature guidelines. This preserves the natural properties of the aloe vera plant so you receive the maximum benefits of the product. Ultimate Aloe’s quality is analyzed for chemical and physical characteristics and in-vitro assays for monitoring biological activity. Ultimate Aloe Powder contains three times more polymers than aloe gel and 50 percent more active components than is required to achieve maximum benefits by being consumed orally. Ultimate Aloe delivers superior results, which our customers can depend on time after time. 

Related Terms: Ultimate Aloe Juice, aloe, aloe juice, digestion, aloe vera gel, pomegranate, cranberry apple, strawberry kiwi, colon health, aloe vera, immune health, vitamins and minerals



Frequently Asked Questions about Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

How do I take Ultimate Aloe Powder?
Pour one packet of Ultimate Aloe Powder into 4 fluid ounces of water and mix well. Take once daily or as directed by your healthcare provider.

How many calories are in one serving of Ultimate Aloe Powder?
The calories vary by flavor. The natural flavor contains 20 calories per serving and the other flavors (strawberry kiwi, cranberry apple and pomegranate) contain 26 calories per serving.

Does Ultimate Aloe Powder need to be refrigerated?
No, it can be stored safely at room temperature.

Is Ultimate Aloe approved by the FDA?
No. Ultimate Aloe is classified as a dietary supplement, which cannot be submitted to the FDA for approval. It complies with the FDA’s dietary supplement regulations. 

How can Ultimate Aloe Powder contain 150% aloe concentrate?
100% aloe is referred to by the aloe industry as 1X or 1.0. 150% aloe is 50% stronger (contains 50% more solids - 1.125-1.38%). It is, therefore, referred to as 150% or 1.5X. Ultimate Aloe is actually 150%+, since it contains a minimum of 1.50% solids.

What is the concentration of aloe in the different flavors?
All flavors are 150 percent aloe vera.

Why does the taste vary?
The taste will vary from lot to lot due to the seasonal time of harvest. The sun and the amount of water the plants receive are directly responsible for the ripeness of the plants. Just as with any vegetable, you will have a different taste depending upon the growing process.

I noticed the IASC Seal on the Ultimate Aloe Powder box. What is it and what does it mean for me?

The seal is a certificate from the International Aloe Science Council (IASC). It demonstrates that the quality of aloe in Ultimate Aloe has been validated and certified by an independent group of professionals. Market America has made a strong commitment to sell a standardized, well-defined, thoroughly tested product that meets the rigid standards of the Council.

What is so important about using whole leaf aloe vera?
Modern chemical analysis of aloe leaves shows that the active agents that are responsible for the plant’s widely celebrated health properties are concentrated in the green skin (rind) and yellow sap (latex), which is found just under the skin. The same and many other studies show that the gel (thick center of the leaf) should be included in all aloe products because it acts as a buffering agent to soothe and cool body tissue.*

The juice of aloe contains at least 99.1 percent water, which means that the polysaccharides (acemannan and other polypeptides), glycoproteins, and other components constitute less than one percent of the juice. To date, over 200 active components have been identified including fatty acids and immune-supporting compounds. Therefore, we know that the amazing benefits of Aloe are produced by relatively small amounts of many components, acting together synergistically to produce benefits that no single agent can produce alone.*

Why is the aloin removed from the aloe?
Fresh whole leaf aloe vera contains aloin, a very powerful laxative, which must be eliminated from the aloe if it is to be used safely as an ingredient in topical products or as a dietary supplement. Aloin is a compound, which is produced from e-modin and glucose. When whole leaf aloe is pasteurized and the aloin is eliminated, the aloe is safe for both topical and internal use.

What is the history of aloe vera use in promoting health?
The idea that Aloe vera can promote skin health is as old as the Pyramids. It is believed to have originated in the warm, dry climates of northern Africa. It has been found referenced in ancient hieroglyphics, which indicate it was a product that was traded between the Egyptians and the Sumerians as many as 6,000 years ago. It was first described in the Papyrus Ebers, an Egyptian book written between 1553-50 B.C.E. The ground whole leaf of the plant has been used as a health agent or cosmetic ingredient for thousands of years in promoting normal healing, healthy digestion and healthy skin. The soothing powers of aloe vera were used in Persia and India for centuries. In addition, both Chinese and Japanese civilizations have taken advantage of aloe vera’s beneficial properties. Greeks and Romans also used aloe vera in supporting health as early as the first century. Ancient Greeks obtained it from the island of Socotra in the Indian Ocean. In the 10th century C.E., its soothing powers were recommended to the British King Alfred the Great by the Patriarch of Jerusalem. Muslims who have made the pilgrimage to Mecca are entitled to hang an Aloe plant over their doors as a talisman against evil.*

If you look at the history of aloe as a topical application or cosmetic ingredient, there are three types of evidence that have been used to support its value, including testimonials, scientific research and chemical analysis. Reports show that as early as the 1930s, the gel was used to soothe burns. 

Many individuals apply the gel to minor cuts, abrasions and burns. Aloe vera products enjoy growing public interest. Strong examination of aloe vera continues. Most of the modern research has focused on aloe vera’s ability to promote skin health and support normal healing. These outcomes are supported by over 1,000 modern clinical studies conducted by medical professionals.* 

The juice of the plant continues to gain in popularity as an effective health drink. Hundreds of chemical reports show that aloe vera contains amino acids, enzymes and a large number of healthy compounds.*   

How does aloe work?
Aloe vera works because the green skin of the plant produces and the sap stores at least six beneficial health agents: lupeol, salicylic acid, urea nitrogen, cinnamonic acid, phenol and sulfur. In addition, the plant also produces at least 23 proteins (polypeptides) and at least four mannan sugars, which promote the normal regulation of cell growth and support the immune system (biogenic stimulators). These agents enhance the skin’s immune function. Polypeptides and mannons are the building blocks for new, healthy cells. They are more abundant in young skin cells. As aging occurs, the amount of polypeptides and mannans in the cells diminish. Topical application of an aloe product helps provide ample concentrations of these agents to promote the proper formation of healthy cells. Polypeptides and mannans are two of the reasons aloe helps to promote normal skin healing.* 

The skin and yellow sap (latex) of the aloe vera plant contain at least three fatty acids (HDL cholesterol, campesterol and beta-sitosterol). They represent cortisone-like compounds, which make Aloe extremely effective in addressing minor skin irritations. The presence of beta-sitosterol explains why topical aloe vera is effective in addressing minor skin irritations. Beta-sitosterols are plant sterols that are responsible for aloe’s effectiveness as an excellent moisturizer.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.



*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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3.5

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  • Alleviates symptoms (7)
  • No side effects (7)
  • Simple to take (7)

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    Best Uses

    • Long-term use (6)
    • Minor discomfort (3)
    • Short-term use (3)
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      • Regular user (9)

    Most Helpful Positive Review

     

    Great New Product

    My husband has been using the liquid Ultimate Aloe for a number of years and has been very satisfied with the results. We were happy to see that the company now offers the Powder form...Read complete review

    My husband has been using the liquid Ultimate Aloe for a number of years and has been very satisfied with the results. We were happy to see that the company now offers the Powder form because it is much easier to take with us when we are traveling. It works as well as the liquid and is easy to mix. We will probably continue using Both products.

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    Most Helpful Negative Review

     

    Convenient, but original better

    We must have been spoiled by the Ultimate Aloe Concentrate, because the powder version is not as palatable, not as flavorful, as the concentrate is. Works as effectively it seems, but not as...Read complete review

    We must have been spoiled by the Ultimate Aloe Concentrate, because the powder version is not as palatable, not as flavorful, as the concentrate is. Works as effectively it seems, but not as easy to have potential clients sample.

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    12/6/2011

    (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

     
    3.0

    It clumps and tastes watered-down

    By Allan

    from TX

    About Me First Time User

    Verified Buyer

    Pros

    • Simple To Take

    Cons

    • It clumps
    • Weak taste

    Best Uses

      Comments about Market America Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

      When I added it to the water bottle, some of it clumped up and went right to the bottom. It took me about half way through the bottle before I could get it all to fully dissolve. Because it is in a larger form, it tasted watered down. I typically add something else to it to enhance the flavor.

      Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend

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      9/15/2011

      (0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

       
      4.0

      gOOD sTUFF

      By Mikey

      from ALHAMBRA,ca

      Verified Buyer

      Comments about Market America Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

      very good

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      8/8/2011

      (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

       
      4.0

      Excellent Product

      By Ciach

      from Wantagh, NY

      About Me Regular User

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Alleviates Symptoms
      • Long-Lasting
      • No Side Effects

      Cons

      • Complicated To Take

      Best Uses

      • Long-Term Use
      • Minor Discomfort
      • Short-Term Use

      Comments about Market America Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

      The powder does not dissolve as well as I would have liked. It left clumps in the glass making it difficult to drink. That would be the only drawback to using the powder. Thank you.

      Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

      (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

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      7/22/2011

      (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

       
      4.0

      Very convenient to use

      By Nancy

      from Milwaukee, WI

      About Me Regular User

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Alleviates Symptoms
      • No Side Effects
      • Simple To Take

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Long-Term Use

        Comments about Market America Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

        Compared to the liquid concentrate, the flavor is sweeter. The cran-apple flavor dissolves better than the original flavor. The single-use packets means you don't have to measure anything.

        Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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        6/25/2011
         
        5.0

        Great New Product

        By Sandy W.

        from Lebanon, PA

        About Me Regular User

        Verified Buyer

        Pros

        • Alleviates Symptoms
        • Long-Lasting
        • No Side Effects
        • Quick-Acting
        • Simple To Take

        Cons

          Best Uses

          • Long-Term Use

          Comments about Market America Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

          My husband has been using the liquid Ultimate Aloe for a number of years and has been very satisfied with the results. We were happy to see that the company now offers the Powder form because it is much easier to take with us when we are traveling. It works as well as the liquid and is easy to mix. We will probably continue using Both products.

          Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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          6/15/2011
           
          5.0

          Great Product

          By Steve @ JS Stores

          from Chicago, IL

          About Me Health Conscious, Regular User

          Shop Consultant

          Pros

          • Alleviates Symptoms
          • No Side Effects
          • Simple To Take

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • Long-Term Use
            • Minor Discomfort
            • Short-Term Use

            Comments about Market America Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

            Great product, would recommend to anyone to help regulate their digestive system.

            Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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            5/23/2011

            (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

             
            4.0

            Easy to carry and tastes great!

            By supraz

            from Folsom, CA

            About Me Regular User

            Verified Buyer

            Pros

            • Great tasting
            • No Side Effects

            Cons

              Best Uses

              • Long-Term Use

              Comments about Market America Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

              Have been drinking Ultimate Aloe Vera Juice for a few years. The powder form is a great addition to the product line because it's easier to carry with me when I travel. No longer need to check-in the luggage because of liquid!
              The powder form tastes almost the same as the juice, it's easy to get used to it!

              Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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              5/18/2011
               
              5.0

              It is convenient and easy to use.

              By Mitzie

              from Hawaii

              About Me Regular User

              Verified Buyer

              Pros

              • Alleviates Symptoms

              Cons

              • Very easy to use

              Best Uses

                Comments about Market America Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

                I take this product when traveling.
                Whenever my stomach is unsettled, I take this product and my stomach feels good.

                Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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                5/9/2011
                 
                3.0

                Convenient but prefer the liquid

                By Susan

                from Keller, TX

                About Me Regular User

                Pros

                • Simple To Take

                Cons

                • Taste slightly different

                Best Uses

                • Minor Discomfort
                • Short-Term Use

                Comments about Market America Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

                There is a slight different taste using the powder. I like the convenience of the packet, especially when traveling but love the concentrated formula overall.

                Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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                5/1/2011

                (2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

                 
                1.0

                Don't buy it!

                By Lynn

                from Florida

                Pros

                • Simple To Take

                Cons

                • WAY TOO Sweet

                Best Uses

                  Comments about Market America Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

                  Very disappointed in the powder. We've been using the concentrated juice and to go to the powder was terrible! The powder is way too sweet, doesn't mix well, and doesn't tase good.

                  Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend

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                  *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.  This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

                  Ultimate Aloe™ Powder Cranberry Apple Flavor – Single Box (16 Servings)

                  Ultimate Aloe™ Powder

                  $26.00
                  $0.52 Cashback

                  Primary Benefits of Ultimate Aloe™ Powder*:

                  • Supports a healthy digestive tract
                  • Promotes normal healing
                  • Supports a strong immune system
                  • Promotes digestive comfort
                  • Convenient powder packets – great for travel or sharing


                  Key Ingredients Found in Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

                  Whole Leaf Aloe vera Linne Gel

                  Linne gel is named after the scientist Carl von Linne (Carl Linnaeus), who is given credit for categorizing plants and animals. Linnaeus deemed Aloe to be the genus and vera the species. The type of aloe in our product is Aloe barbadensis Miller. Miller is the person who described and categorized the plant we know as aloe vera. 

                  Aloe vera is rich in polysaccharides and a source of trace minerals such as iron, copper, calcium, zinc, chromium, manganese, potassium, sodium and magnesium. Minerals are important for the proper functioning of various enzyme systems in metabolic pathways and some minerals act as antioxidants.

                  Aloe vera aids in the maintenance of normal blood sugar levels. Some phytosterols stimulate insulin secretion and may contribute to better blood sugar control. Animal studies suggest that Aloe’s beta-sitosterol and beta-sistosterolin might help maintain normal blood sugar levels in humans.

                  Aloe vera’s polysaccharides improve the appearance of skin by supporting collagen production throughout the dermis; improving the appearance of fine wrinkles and give the skin better elasticity. 

                  Aloe vera promotes healthy digestion by providing natural plant enzymes that break down food. These enzymes include amylase (starch); cellulose (cellulose); lipase (water insoluble lipids); and alkaline phosphatase (proteins).

                  Poor diet and stress cause the mechanical function of the colon to be disrupted. This leads to intestinal discomfort, incomplete digestion of food, and establishes a favorable environment for foreign bacterial and fungal growth. Aloe supplementation helps to normalize gastrointestinal pH, composition of intestinal flora, improves density of the stool and the digestive process. Consumption of aloe vera will improve bowel regularity and produce greater intestinal comfort after eating.



                  Scientific Studies Which Support Ultimate Aloe™ Powder: 

                  • Andersen D., et al. In vitro virucidal activity of selected anthraquinones and anthraquinone derivatives. Antiviral Res. 16(2):185-96, 1991.
                  • Ashleye, A.D. Applying heat during processing of the commercial Aloe Vera gel. Erde International 1, 40-44, 1983.
                  • Bautista-Perez R., et alI. In vitro antibradykinin activity of Aloe barbadensis gel. . J Ethnopharmacol. 93:89-92, 2004.
                  • Blitz, J. J., et al. Aloe Vera gel in peptic ulcer therapy: Preliminary report. J Am Osteopathol Soc. 62:731-735, 1963.
                  • Boudreau M., et al. An evaluation of the biological and toxicological properties of Aloe barbadensis (miller), Aloe Vera. J Environ Sci Health C . 24:103-54, 2006.
                  • Cole, H.N. and Cole, K.K., Aloe Vera in Oriental Dermatology. Arch. Dermat. And Sympt, Vol. 47, PP. 250, 1943.
                  • Davis, R. H., et al. Wound healing. Oral and topical activity of Aloe Vera. J Am Podiatr Med Assoc. 79(11):559-562, 1989.
                  • Eamlamnam K., et al. Effects of Aloe Vera and sucralfate on gastric microcirculatory changes, cytokine levels and gastric ulcer healing in rats. World J Gastroenterol. 12(13):2034-9, 2006.
                  • Gjerstad, G and Riner, T.D. Current Status of Aloe as a Cure-All. Am. J. of Pharm, 140 (2): 58-64, 1968.
                  • Gjerstad, G. An appraisal of the Aloe Vera juice; College of Pharmacy, University of Texas, Austin. Vol. 84: pps. 43-46, 1969.
                  • Korkina, L., et al. The protective and healing effects of a natural antioxidant formulation based on ubiquinol and Aloe Vera against dextran sulfate- induced ulcerative colitis in rats. Biofactors. 18(1-4):255-264, 2003.
                  • Langmead L, et al. Randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of oral aloe Vera gel for active ulcerative colitis. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 19(7):739-47, 2004.
                  • Langmead L, Rampton DS. Review article: complementary and alternative therapies for inflammatory bowel disease. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 1;23(3):341-9, 2006.
                  • Langmead L., et al. Anti-inflammatory effects of aloe Vera gel in human colorectal mucosa in vitro. Aliment Pharmacol Ther. 19(5):521-7, 2004.
                  • Robinson M. Medical therapy of inflammatory bowel disease for the 21st century. European Journal of Surgery. Supplement: 582: 90-8, 1998.
                  • Zhang X., et al. Isolation, structure elucidation, antioxidative and immunomodulatory properties of two novel dihydrocoumarins from Aloe Vera. Bioorg Med Chem Let.


                  What Makes Ultimate Aloe™ Powder Unique?

                  Aloe vera naturally contains over 200 biologically active components. Ultimate Aloe Powder is derived from whole leaf aloe and retains the qualities of natural occurring aloe vera through a proprietary extraction process called TotalAloe™; isolating and concentrating the most active polysaccharides while removing undesirable components, such as aloin and emodin which may cause digestive upset.

                  Ultimate Aloe Powder contains 150% aloe concentrate, all natural colors and flavors and is preservative-free. With 16 individual powder packets in each box, Ultimate Aloe Powder is easy to carry on the go and share with friends.

                  Ultimate Aloe Powder carries the IASC (International Aloe Science Council) seal, certifying the Aloe content and purity. The aloe vera in Ultimate Aloe is harvested and processed according to sanitary manufacturing practices that use specific time and temperature guidelines. This preserves the natural properties of the aloe vera plant so you receive the maximum benefits of the product. Ultimate Aloe’s quality is analyzed for chemical and physical characteristics and in-vitro assays for monitoring biological activity. Ultimate Aloe Powder contains three times more polymers than aloe gel and 50 percent more active components than is required to achieve maximum benefits by being consumed orally. Ultimate Aloe delivers superior results, which our customers can depend on time after time. 

                  Related Terms: Ultimate Aloe Juice, aloe, aloe juice, digestion, aloe vera gel, pomegranate, cranberry apple, strawberry kiwi, colon health, aloe vera, immune health, vitamins and minerals



                  Frequently Asked Questions about Ultimate Aloe™ Powder:

                  How do I take Ultimate Aloe Powder?
                  Pour one packet of Ultimate Aloe Powder into 4 fluid ounces of water and mix well. Take once daily or as directed by your healthcare provider.

                  How many calories are in one serving of Ultimate Aloe Powder?
                  The calories vary by flavor. The natural flavor contains 20 calories per serving and the other flavors (strawberry kiwi, cranberry apple and pomegranate) contain 26 calories per serving.

                  Does Ultimate Aloe Powder need to be refrigerated?
                  No, it can be stored safely at room temperature.

                  Is Ultimate Aloe approved by the FDA?
                  No. Ultimate Aloe is classified as a dietary supplement, which cannot be submitted to the FDA for approval. It complies with the FDA’s dietary supplement regulations. 

                  How can Ultimate Aloe Powder contain 150% aloe concentrate?
                  100% aloe is referred to by the aloe industry as 1X or 1.0. 150% aloe is 50% stronger (contains 50% more solids - 1.125-1.38%). It is, therefore, referred to as 150% or 1.5X. Ultimate Aloe is actually 150%+, since it contains a minimum of 1.50% solids.

                  What is the concentration of aloe in the different flavors?
                  All flavors are 150 percent aloe vera.

                  Why does the taste vary?
                  The taste will vary from lot to lot due to the seasonal time of harvest. The sun and the amount of water the plants receive are directly responsible for the ripeness of the plants. Just as with any vegetable, you will have a different taste depending upon the growing process.

                  I noticed the IASC Seal on the Ultimate Aloe Powder box. What is it and what does it mean for me?

                  The seal is a certificate from the International Aloe Science Council (IASC). It demonstrates that the quality of aloe in Ultimate Aloe has been validated and certified by an independent group of professionals. Market America has made a strong commitment to sell a standardized, well-defined, thoroughly tested product that meets the rigid standards of the Council.

                  What is so important about using whole leaf aloe vera?
                  Modern chemical analysis of aloe leaves shows that the active agents that are responsible for the plant’s widely celebrated health properties are concentrated in the green skin (rind) and yellow sap (latex), which is found just under the skin. The same and many other studies show that the gel (thick center of the leaf) should be included in all aloe products because it acts as a buffering agent to soothe and cool body tissue.*

                  The juice of aloe contains at least 99.1 percent water, which means that the polysaccharides (acemannan and other polypeptides), glycoproteins, and other components constitute less than one percent of the juice. To date, over 200 active components have been identified including fatty acids and immune-supporting compounds. Therefore, we know that the amazing benefits of Aloe are produced by relatively small amounts of many components, acting together synergistically to produce benefits that no single agent can produce alone.*

                  Why is the aloin removed from the aloe?
                  Fresh whole leaf aloe vera contains aloin, a very powerful laxative, which must be eliminated from the aloe if it is to be used safely as an ingredient in topical products or as a dietary supplement. Aloin is a compound, which is produced from e-modin and glucose. When whole leaf aloe is pasteurized and the aloin is eliminated, the aloe is safe for both topical and internal use.

                  What is the history of aloe vera use in promoting health?
                  The idea that Aloe vera can promote skin health is as old as the Pyramids. It is believed to have originated in the warm, dry climates of northern Africa. It has been found referenced in ancient hieroglyphics, which indicate it was a product that was traded between the Egyptians and the Sumerians as many as 6,000 years ago. It was first described in the Papyrus Ebers, an Egyptian book written between 1553-50 B.C.E. The ground whole leaf of the plant has been used as a health agent or cosmetic ingredient for thousands of years in promoting normal healing, healthy digestion and healthy skin. The soothing powers of aloe vera were used in Persia and India for centuries. In addition, both Chinese and Japanese civilizations have taken advantage of aloe vera’s beneficial properties. Greeks and Romans also used aloe vera in supporting health as early as the first century. Ancient Greeks obtained it from the island of Socotra in the Indian Ocean. In the 10th century C.E., its soothing powers were recommended to the British King Alfred the Great by the Patriarch of Jerusalem. Muslims who have made the pilgrimage to Mecca are entitled to hang an Aloe plant over their doors as a talisman against evil.*

                  If you look at the history of aloe as a topical application or cosmetic ingredient, there are three types of evidence that have been used to support its value, including testimonials, scientific research and chemical analysis. Reports show that as early as the 1930s, the gel was used to soothe burns. 

                  Many individuals apply the gel to minor cuts, abrasions and burns. Aloe vera products enjoy growing public interest. Strong examination of aloe vera continues. Most of the modern research has focused on aloe vera’s ability to promote skin health and support normal healing. These outcomes are supported by over 1,000 modern clinical studies conducted by medical professionals.* 

                  The juice of the plant continues to gain in popularity as an effective health drink. Hundreds of chemical reports show that aloe vera contains amino acids, enzymes and a large number of healthy compounds.*   

                  How does aloe work?
                  Aloe vera works because the green skin of the plant produces and the sap stores at least six beneficial health agents: lupeol, salicylic acid, urea nitrogen, cinnamonic acid, phenol and sulfur. In addition, the plant also produces at least 23 proteins (polypeptides) and at least four mannan sugars, which promote the normal regulation of cell growth and support the immune system (biogenic stimulators). These agents enhance the skin’s immune function. Polypeptides and mannons are the building blocks for new, healthy cells. They are more abundant in young skin cells. As aging occurs, the amount of polypeptides and mannans in the cells diminish. Topical application of an aloe product helps provide ample concentrations of these agents to promote the proper formation of healthy cells. Polypeptides and mannans are two of the reasons aloe helps to promote normal skin healing.* 

                  The skin and yellow sap (latex) of the aloe vera plant contain at least three fatty acids (HDL cholesterol, campesterol and beta-sitosterol). They represent cortisone-like compounds, which make Aloe extremely effective in addressing minor skin irritations. The presence of beta-sitosterol explains why topical aloe vera is effective in addressing minor skin irritations. Beta-sitosterols are plant sterols that are responsible for aloe’s effectiveness as an excellent moisturizer.

                  *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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