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Ulcerative colitis question: how effective is drinking aloe vera juice?
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Not at all.: If you have u.C. You should have a good and regular routine of visits with a GI specialist. There is no evidence that aloe vera juice helps u.C. Sorry to be the "party popper.".
Answered 1/22/2015
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