SCIENTIFIC NAME: Azadirachtn indica
FAMILY: Meliaceae
SHORT DESCRIPTION (40-50)
The leaves of Neem are extremely bitter. As a result, their powder is harsh to the mouth and has a grassy fragrance. It includes natural ingredients that aid in the healing of stomach ulcers by destroying germs and increasing blood circulation. It is a kind of tree that is utilised in alternative medicine to cure or prevent various health issues. It might alleviate pain, improve vision, stimulate the immune system, and protect against heart or liver disease.
USES/BENEFITS/DISEASES (50-60)
- Anti-microbial and anti-pathogenic
- Cleanses blood, liver and skin
- Promotes healing of damaged skin
- Acts as an immunity booster
- Enhances gut health
- Regulates blood sugar levels
- Treats bleeding gums and cavities
- Has neuroprotective functions
- Cures sudden fever and infections
PRECAUTIONS/ SIDE EFFECTS
- Diabetes sufferers should only take neem under medical supervision since it lowers blood sugar levels.
HOW TO USE (20-30)
- To cure skin disorders, mix equal parts neem powder and water. Apply directly to the afflicted area. Wait for it to dry before washing it off.
- To cure intestinal worms, take a 20 ml decoction made from a handful of leaves on an empty stomach for three days.
- To cure dandruff or ringworm, apply a decoction made from a handful of leaves to the scalp one hour before bathing.
- To treat eczema, take 10 mL of leaf juice with honey.
- Wounds and sores are healed by applying a heated paste made from the leaves to the afflicted area.