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Aloe Vera Hand Sanitizer
Names: Elso M. Acuzar Jr. Elicel Marie J. Sison
School: Commonwealth High School
Address: Ecols St., Quezon City Abstract

First of all, we want to inform you that the Aloe Vera Extract is a rich source of over two hundred naturally-occurring nutritional substances. These components include twenty amino acids, eight enzymes, nine minerals, plant sterols, monosaccharides and polysaccharides, antioxidants, vitamins A, C, E, B complex, glycoproteins and other substances. Also, Aloe Vera is a virtual gold mine of health-supporting phytonutrients. Some have described the interaction of these components as similar to the synergistic workings of the instruments in an orchestra, working together for grand results. The leaves of the aloe plant have provided many benefits for healthy tissue growth for many years. Aloe vera, either taken fresh from the leaf or in early commercial preparations, contains a latex substance called aloin, a yellow sap used for many years as a laxative. So, we make a product which is rich in Vitamin E and can avoid some sickness,that can help us in our daily lives and this is entitled as “ Aloe Vera Hand Sanitizer”, we observe that the more Aloe Vera Extract we put , the more healthier and effective. We chose the 70% Alcohol as the solute because when the Alcohol and Extract mixed, there’s a little change in color but the nutritional substances (that stated above) of the Extract will maintain. In our investigation, our product is truly effective and no harmful effects in human including the children and pregnant. This is inexpensive, natural and easy to prepare.
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