Aloe vera, blessed thistle, garlic, ginger, golden seal root, red raspberry, slippery elm bark, yellow dock root, comfrey root, uva ursi. White oak bark, calendula, witch hazel, yarrow. Dandelion, parsley, uva ursi, cranberry, juniper, buchu. Valerian root, cayenne. Try fresh aloe vera for burns.
Studies show that aloe vera helps new cells form and hastens healing.
To use, cut open one of the plant's fleshy leaves and squeeze out the clear gel, applying it directly to the affected area three or four times a day. Aloe vera heals best in the open air, so leave the burn uncovered. The best supplemental form is enteric-coated capsules, which are easier for the body to absorb. When you get a cut, scratch, or scrape, break off one of the plant's fleshy leaves, squeeze out a little of the cool, colorless gel from the center of the leaf, and apply it directly to the affected area. Reapply three or four times a day for maximum healing.