Neem heals all wounds, skin diseases, acne and dermal disorders. Leaves are anti-diabetic and possess lypolytic action. They are antipyretic and antiseptic also. The herb is a very well known Blood Purifier in Ayurveda. Daily use of these capsules PURIFIES BLOOD.
The neem tree (Azadirachta indica) is a tropical evergreen related to mahogany. Native to east India and Burma, it grows in much of southeast Asia and west Africa. A few trees have recently been planted in the Caribbean and several Central American countries.
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Properties of Neem:
- Neem is an all-natural herb for purifying blood and posesses lypolytic action.
- Neem leaf Tablets have varied uses such as general antiseptics, antimicrobials, treatment of urinary disorders, diarrhoea, fever bronchitis, skin infections, septic sores infected burns, hypertension, and inflammatory diseases. Neem is very effected in Rosacea and Eczema.
- Neem leaf extracts and teas are reputed to treat malaria, the antimalarial action is attributed to gedunin, a limonoid. Neem tablets, containing a neem leaf decoction, recommended and are available in India for cases of diabetes mellitus of adults, nonketonic diabetes, and for cases of insulin fast or insulin sensitivity.
- Neem assists in healing all types of skin diseases, infections or wounds. In addition, neem is beneficial for liver disorders, arthritis and diabetes.
Why Chose Neem over DEET?
One compound (salannin) found in neem leaves, seeds and seed oil is a safer but more effective insect repellent than the widely used chemical ingredient called DEET (N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide) currently found in most commercial repellents (TSGP).
Neem extracts tested by the Malaria Institute were found to repel the mosquito that causes malaria for up to twelve hours. Neem provides protection from not only mosquitoes but also from biting flies, sand fleas and ticks. Because of neem's proven effectiveness insect repellents made with neem are being used in malaria prone tropical countries.
DEET Is Risky - Why?
DEET products contain warnings against getting them in open sores or on damaged skin. DEET is not recommended for repeated application to the skin, around the face or on the hands of small children. Many researchers believe DEET to be partly responsible for the devastating effects of Gulf War Syndrome.
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