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Is aloe vera juice okay to drink with diabetes type2 and afib on eliquis. have gerds and some constipation thank you?
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Aloe vera: Yes aloe vera juice is fine in diabetes and on eliquis and with gerd and constipation. It can be benficial in constipation.
Answered 11/15/2020
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