HEALTH & NUTRITION

LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus

Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus is a liquid food supplement combining 85% aloe vera inner-leaf gel with blossom honey, ginger juice, lemon juice concentrate and added vitamin C, zinc and selenium. These three nutrients each contribute to the normal function of the immune system. The formula has a lightly spicy ginger character, balanced by lemon and honey, according to LR. Its recommended daily amount is divided into three 30 ml servings. This article explains the ingredients, declared nutrient quantities, how to take and store the gel, and what to consider when comparing it with other aloe vera drinks.

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Lr Aloe vera drinking gel Immune Plus with lemon and ginger

Aloe vera drinking gel immune plus at a glance

Product type

Liquid food supplement with vitamin C, zinc and selenium

Contents

1,000 ml

Key Details

85% aloe vera gel· honey, ginger and lemon

Recommended use

30 ml three times daily, preferably before meals

What is LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus?

Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus belongs to the LR LIFETAKT drinking-gel range. It is intended for oral use in measured portions and should not be confused with aloe vera gel formulated for skin care.

LR uses the inner leaf fillet of Aloe barbadensis Miller, the gel-like material inside the leaf. This version combines it with honey, ginger and lemon, plus three declared micronutrients. Those nutrient quantities provide a useful basis for comparing it with another aloe vera supplement.

Ingredients and nutritional information

85% Aloe Vera leaf gel

The main ingredient comes from the inner leaf fillet. The supplied label identifies Mexico as its origin.

Sweeteners and flavouring

8% blossom honey, 6% ginger juice and 0.4% lemon juice concentrate contribute.

Three added nutrients

Vitamin C, zinc and selenium are listed individually, with amounts declared per daily serving.

The daily column covers all three 30 ml portions. Selenium is measured in micrograms (µg), whereas vitamin C and zinc are measured in milligrams (mg).

Nutrient

Per 100 ml

Per 90 ml daily serving

Vitamin C

89 mg (111% NRV)

80 mg (100% NRV)

Zinc

11 mg (110% NRV)

10 mg (100% NRV)

Selenium

50 µg (91% NRV)

45 µg (82% NRV)

Full ingredients: Aloe vera (Barbadensis Miller) gel (85%), blossom honey (8%), ginger juice (Zingiber officinale) (6%), lemon juice concentrate (Citrus limon) (0.4%), vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid), acidifier (citric acid), stabiliser (xanthan gum), preservative (potassium sorbate), zinc citrate trihydrate, sodium selenite.

What the formula tells you

The recipe contains ginger juice and lemon juice concentrate. These ingredient names matter: the product should not be described as containing a standardised ginger extract or a declared dose of gingerol.

Zinc citrate trihydrate and sodium selenite supply zinc and selenium. The table reports the nutrients themselves, rather than the total weights of those compounds. Added L-ascorbic acid supplies vitamin C.

LR describes manufacture in Germany and reports SGS INSTITUT FRESENIUS and IASC quality seals for its drinking-gel range. Its quality information concerns materials and production controls; it does not demonstrate that this formula prevents illness.

Immune Plus Aloe Vera Gel

How the nutrients support normal immune function

Vitamin C, zinc and selenium each contribute to the normal function of the immune system. The declared daily quantities meet the nutrient conditions for these authorised claims.

“Normal function” is the relevant wording. It does not promise an immune response above normal, faster protection against infection or fewer colds. The presence of three nutrients with this authorised function does not establish three times the effect.

The claims relate to vitamin C, zinc and selenium. The ingredients alone do not establish a separate immune benefit from the aloe, ginger, honey and lemon combination.

How to take LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus

LR recommends 30 ml three times daily, preferably before meals. This totals 90 ml per day.

Shake Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus before use and measure each portion. Drink it directly or dilute it with water or fruit juice. LR also suggests mixing the gel with yoghurt, fruit and muesli.

If you prefer a warm drink, LR’s FAQ suggests warm water; its product manual says to avoid boiling water. Adding more water changes the concentration in the glass, but not the recommended quantity of gel.

After opening, keep the bottle in the fridge and consume it promptly.

Things to consider before choosing

This version may suit someone who prefers a ginger-and-lemon flavour and a liquid supplement with declared vitamin C, zinc and selenium amounts. The lightly spicy note of Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus is worth considering if you usually choose mild or fruit-flavoured drinks.

When comparing supplements you already use, check the same daily-serving basis and look for overlapping nutrients. This gel provides the full labelling NRV for vitamin C and zinc, with 82% for selenium. Those percentages are not a reason to add further products automatically.

No full energy or sugar table was supplied. The honey percentage is an ingredient proportion and cannot be used as an exact grams-of-sugar figure.

Important information

Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Keep Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus out of the reach of small children. Shake before use. Refrigerate after opening and consume promptly.

The supplied manufacturer FAQ contains additional guidance for children, pregnancy and breastfeeding; see the FAQ below rather than assuming the general serving applies to everyone.

Composition and instructions can change. Follow the information on your current packaging.


Frequently Asked Questions

LR describes a lightly spicy ginger note, a fruity lemon character and mild sweetness from honey. The formula contains ginger juice and lemon juice concentrate, rather than simply listing those ingredients as flavourings. This is the manufacturer’s description, not a first-hand tasting. Diluting a measured portion can make the flavour less concentrated.

LR suggests water, juice, yoghurt or a smoothie. Its FAQ also suggests warm water, while the product manual says to avoid boiling water. Keep the quantity of gel within the recommended daily intake. The nutrients and sugars in anything you add are separate from the values shown for the gel.

Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus contain 8% blossom honey, so it is not vegan and should not be treated as a sugar-free formula. The supplied nutrition panel gives vitamin C, zinc and selenium but no total sugar figure. Check the current bottle if you need exact carbohydrate, sugar or energy values.

No. The ingredient list of Lr Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus separately names added vitamin C as L-ascorbic acid. The declared 80 mg per daily serving is the product’s vitamin C amount; the label does not break it down by ingredient. It would therefore be inaccurate to describe all of that vitamin C as coming from the lemon or ginger.

LR’s German manual lists a 1,000 ml bottle. At 90 ml daily, that provides approximately 11 days: 1,000 ÷ 90 ≈ 11.1. This is a calculated supply estimate, not an opened-bottle shelf life. Refrigerate after opening and follow the instruction to consume promptly, together with the date on the packaging.

The supplied LR FAQ gives separate cautions for these groups and does not provide a complete age-specific dosing schedule. It advises against use under age five and during the first three months of pregnancy. That does not establish suitability at other ages or stages; confirm the current label and seek professional advice before use.

Where to buy LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus

LR Select does not distribute LR Aloe Vera Drinking Gel Immune Plus directly. For the latest product specifications, availability updates and purchase options, please refer to the official LR Online Shop.

This article is provided for general informational purposes and does not replace professional medical advice.

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