Bonilla BMJ, Jiménez HLG

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RESUMEN

El Aloe vera y los productos, como el gel, derivados de esta planta, tienen gran aplicación en la industria alimentaria, cosmética y farmacéutica; debido a la gran variedad de propiedades nutricionales y farmacológicas demostradas de esta planta, entre ellas se mencionan la inmunomoduladora, la cicatrizante, la gastroprotectora, la antimicrobiana y la antioxidante. El mercado mundial de los productos conteniendo Aloe se incrementa y se prevé un mayor crecimiento en los años siguientes; se puede asegurar la rentabilidad de los productos con este origen que se ajusten a las necesidades, exigencias y tendencias del consumidor actual. Se realizó una búsqueda automatizada de artículos científicos, utilizando las palabras clave, en las bases de datos (Proquest, Science Direct, Springer, EBSCO y otras) del Sistema de Bibliotecas e Información de la Universidad de Costa Rica. Se seleccionaron aquellos artículos más adecuados para clasificar la información que contiene este trabajo. Es importante conocer el proceso más adecuado del procesamiento del Aloe o un derivado de este, en una planta industrial que permita lograr el mejor aprovechamiento de este recurso natural y a la vez, el ofrecimiento de un producto final de calidad.

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