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Started taking fractionally distilled aloe daily i drink it by itself. it makes my tongue feel dry and weirdly aware of tongue. allergy or dry tongue?
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Aloe: Aloe is the likely cause for the dry tongue. Since it has little proven health benefits, you should avoid it if it bothers you. Allergic reaction is usually associated with itching.
Answered 6/23/2016
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