Effect of Aloe Vera Leaves on Inflammation of Oral Mucosa Tissue (Research Report)

July 2015

Meitha Meitha, Widurini Widurini

Aloe vera oral mucosa inflammation hydrogen peroxide lymphocyte cell density Aloe

TLDR Fresh Aloe vera is more effective than distillate Aloe vera in reducing oral inflammation.

The study investigated the effects of fresh and distillate Aloe vera on inflamed oral mucosa in 14 rats, divided into 4 groups. The inflammation was induced using hydrogen peroxide 10%, and treatments were applied for 3 days. Histological examination showed that fresh Aloe vera significantly reduced lymphocyte cell density in the inflammation area more effectively than distillate Aloe vera. The conclusion was that fresh Aloe vera was more effective in treating oral mucosa inflammation caused by hydrogen peroxide 10% compared to distillate Aloe vera.

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