Why neem is used for various problems ?

Neem  is scientifically known as Azadirachta indica. The Neem originates from India from where it was imported as trees from the avenues for its shade. As it resists drought it was used in the Sahel in

 reforestation. These are the most used leaves in traditional medicine in malaria, edema and rheumatism.

It is a small tree of high about 5 – 15 meters. The leaves are alternate paripinnate.The small white flowers are clusters and very fragrant. The fruit is a small cylindrical drupe or almost oval. It is light green and yellowish at maturity. The hard core is covered with a slightly sweet viscous pulp and its wood is never attacked by termites because of its bitterness.

Many works have sought to explain the pharmacological action of this plant. An alcoholic extract of leaves and trunk bark has shown anti-inflammatory and antipyretic activity. A similarly, a freeze-dried aqueous extract of the leaves given by oral route to rats confirms this anti-inflammatory action. Seed oil contains many principles that are insecticides and can protect crops from predators.

In the world of Ayurveda, neem is a popular medicinal herb that’s been part of traditional remedies that date back almost 5000 years. It is the best example of how nature holds both problems and its cure. The best benefits of Neem are: purify the blood, prevent damage caused by free radicals in the body, remove toxins, treat insect bites and ulcers. Neem leaves have anti-bacterial properties which is why it works wonders on infections, burns and any kind of skin problems. It destroys the bacteria that causes infections, stimulates the immune system and encourages rapid healing. We will tell you some benefits of neem.

Neem Oil

Neem oil that's extracted from Neem seeds is rich in medicinal properties which are what makes it a great ingredient in cosmetics and other beauty products: soaps, hair oil, hand wash, soap etc. It can treat a bunch of skin diseases and is known to be an excellent mosquito repellent. You can mix it with coconut oil and apply it over your body as well. It is believed that in India, small children are fed Neem oil as a type of cure-all. Besides being such a great Ayurvedic healer, Neem oil can be used to protect other plants. It can also be used in creams, soaps and other cosmetic products.

Neem Twigs & Bark If you are from India, you would have seen people chew away at a Neem twig. The Neem twig is used as toothbrush. It fights germs, maintains the alkaline levels in your saliva, keeps bacteria at bay, treats swollen gums and also gives you whiter teeth. The twig also shreds into threads, almost like bristles that also destroy and prevent plaque. So it is much beneficial to use neem twig instead of the tooth brush for cleansing your teeth.

Now we will see other benefits of the neem tree and its leaves

USES OF NEEM

It is used in various problems such as Fever - Gastric Ulcers – Malaria. You can just boil 30 grams of leaves in one liter of water for half an hour drinking half a liter a day.

Benefits of the neem are:-

• Wound healer: It destroys the bacteria that cause the infection. So it helps in healing faster.  It helps in healing the wounds. Make a paste out of the Neem leaves and dab it on your wounds or insect bites a few times a day till it heals.

• Goodbye dandruff: Neem has antifungal properties which helps to fight the dandruff. Along with fighting the fungal infection, it is also helpful in reducing inflammation of the scalp caused by scratching. It also relieves dryness and itching, two common symptoms of dandruff. You just have to boil a bunch of neem leaves till the water turns green, allow it to cool. After washing your hair with shampoo, cleanse it with this water and you will get the required results by doing so.

• Treat that zit: Neem contains vitamin C which helps to get rid of skin problems. Its anti bacterial properties are too much beneficial for people having the oily and sensitive skin. Grind a few neem leaves, make a paste and apply it daily till the acne dries out. The paste also helps any kind of eruptions, dark spots and chronic ulcers.

• Eye Trouble: Neem will also help any kind of irritation, tiredness or redness. Boil some neem leaves, let the water cool completely and then use it to wash your eyes. You will get rid of troubles of eye by doing so.

• Ear ailments: Blend some neem leaves and add some honey to it. Use a few drops of this mix to treat any ear boils.

• Boost immunity: It also helps to boost our immunity. Crush some neem leaves and take them with a glass of water to increase your immunity.

• Treats blackheads: Are you tensed due to the blackhead on your face. Then just take 2-3 drops of neem oil, dilute it with water and apply this mix on your blackheads. Apply this regularly to get rid of blackheads and prevent them from coming back.

• Anti-ageing: Neem oil is extremely nourishing and can be added to your face packs. It also helps ageing skin, any kind of skin irritation and itching.

• Other skin disorders: Turmeric combined with a paste of neem leaves can also be used for itching, eczema, ring worms and some mild skin diseases.

Neem  is scientifically known as Azadirachta indica. The Neem originates from India from where it was imported as trees from the avenues for its shade. As it resists drought it was used in the Sahel in reforestation. These are the most used leaves in traditional medicine in malaria, edema and rheumatism.

It is a small tree of high about 5 – 15 meters. The leaves are alternate paripinnate.The small white flowers are clusters and very fragrant. The fruit is a small cylindrical drupe or almost oval. It is light green and yellowish at maturity. The hard core is covered with a slightly sweet viscous pulp and its wood is never attacked by termites because of its bitterness.

Many works have sought to explain the pharmacological action of this plant. An alcoholic extract of leaves and trunk bark has shown anti-inflammatory and antipyretic activity. A similarly, a freeze-dried aqueous extract of the leaves given by oral route to rats confirms this anti-inflammatory action. Seed oil contains many principles that are insecticides and can protect crops from predators.

In the world of Ayurveda, neem is a popular medicinal herb that’s been part of traditional remedies that date back almost 5000 years. It is the best example of how nature holds both problems and its cure. The best benefits of Neem are: purify the blood, prevent damage caused by free radicals in the body, remove toxins, treat insect bites and ulcers. Neem leaves have anti-bacterial properties which is why it works wonders on infections, burns and any kind of skin problems. It destroys the bacteria that causes infections, stimulates the immune system and encourages rapid healing. We will tell you some benefits of neem.

Neem Oil

Neem oil that's extracted from Neem seeds is rich in medicinal properties which are what makes it a great ingredient in cosmetics and other beauty products: soaps, hair oil, hand wash, soap etc. It can treat a bunch of skin diseases and is known to be an excellent mosquito repellent. You can mix it with coconut oil and apply it over your body as well. It is believed that in India, small children are fed Neem oil as a type of cure-all. Besides being such a great Ayurvedic healer, Neem oil can be used to protect other plants. It can also be used in creams, soaps and other cosmetic products.

Neem Twigs & Bark If you are from India, you would have seen people chew away at a Neem twig. The Neem twig is used as toothbrush. It fights germs, maintains the alkaline levels in your saliva, keeps bacteria at bay, treats swollen gums and also gives you whiter teeth. The twig also shreds into threads, almost like bristles that also destroy and prevent plaque. So it is much beneficial to use neem twig instead of the tooth brush for cleansing your teeth.

Now we will see other benefits of the neem tree and its leaves

USES OF NEEM

It is used in various problems such as Fever - Gastric Ulcers – Malaria. You can just boil 30 grams of leaves in one liter of water for half an hour drinking half a liter a day.

Benefits of the neem are:-

• Wound healer: It destroys the bacteria that cause the infection. So it helps in healing faster.  It helps in healing the wounds. Make a paste out of the Neem leaves and dab it on your wounds or insect bites a few times a day till it heals.
• Goodbye dandruff: Neem has antifungal properties which helps to fight the dandruff. Along with fighting the fungal infection, it is also helpful in reducing inflammation of the scalp caused by scratching. It also relieves dryness and itching, two common symptoms of dandruff. You just have to boil a bunch of neem leaves till the water turns green, allow it to cool. After washing your hair with shampoo, cleanse it with this water and you will get the required results by doing so.
• Treat that zit: Neem contains vitamin C which helps to get rid of skin problems. Its anti bacterial properties are too much beneficial for people having the oily and sensitive skin. Grind a few neem leaves, make a paste and apply it daily till the acne dries out. The paste also helps any kind of eruptions, dark spots and chronic ulcers.
• Eye Trouble: Neem will also help any kind of irritation, tiredness or redness. Boil some neem leaves, let the water cool completely and then use it to wash your eyes. You will get rid of troubles of eye by doing so.
• Ear ailments: Blend some neem leaves and add some honey to it. Use a few drops of this mix to treat any ear boils.
• Boost immunity: It also helps to boost our immunity. Crush some neem leaves and take them with a glass of water to increase your immunity.
• Treats blackheads: Are you tensed due to the blackhead on your face. Then just take 2-3 drops of neem oil, dilute it with water and apply this mix on your blackheads. Apply this regularly to get rid of blackheads and prevent them from coming back.
• Anti-ageing: Neem oil is extremely nourishing and can be added to your face packs. It also helps ageing skin, any kind of skin irritation and itching.
• Other skin disorders: Turmeric combined with a paste of neem leaves can also be used for itching, eczema, ring worms and some mild skin diseases.