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Neem is scientifically known as Azadirachta indica Leonard Williams Hoodie , and it is tree in the mahogany family Meliaceae. It belongs to the genus Azadirachta and is native to India and the Indian subcontinent like Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. The tree grows in tropical and semi-tropical regions and it is also seen growing in islands located in the southern part of Iran. The oil is extracted from the fruit and seeds of neem. Neem is a fast growing evergreen tree which reaches a height of 15 to 20 metres and sometimes even 35 to 40 metres in height. The branches of the neem tree are wide and spreading and the crown is roundish and reaches a diameter of 15 to 20 metres in some cases.

The word neem is derived from the Sanskrit word Nimba which means ‘provider of good health’. Neem is also known as Ravisambha which means sun ray like effects in providing health. The tree has been growing in the Indian countryside in abundance and many of the villagers depended only on neem as medicine for various diseases. As per Indian belief even the wind which passes through the branches of the neem tree is healthy and the people lived under the shade of the neem tree and drank infusion of the various parts of the neem tree like leaf, bark etc as per the Ayurvedic tradition.

In Puranas

The young twigs of the tree were used for oral hygiene and the tender leaves were used in salads and cooked leaves with vegetable as food. Chewing gums made of neem were used as lozenges for dryness of the throat and alleviate thirst. The medicinal properties of neem has many historic importance and it is documented in the ancient Sanskrit texts Jordan Jenkins Hoodie , Puranas and neem has strong presence in one form or another in majority of the Ayurvedic preparations and formulations.

The oil extracted out of neem is believed to prevent baldness and premature greying of hair. It was also used in anti-lice and anti-dandruff treatment. A teaspoon of dried neem leaf powder mixed with ghee and honey helps control skin allergies. Need seed powder, rock salt and alum mixed well was used in olden times for maintaining healthy teeth and gums. There are about 132 compounds present in neem which is useful for the human health. Neem is an effective antibacterial, anti-fungal, antiviral and antiseptic and it is useful in treating anything from acne Darron Lee Hoodie , eczema and cold sores to warts.

Therapeutic Uses

The importance of the neem tree was recognised during the olden times and people found many therapeutic uses for the tree and also found out that the tree could survive and grown is almost all conditions which is warm and dry. It was the Indians who carried this wonder tree to distant countries like Africa, Fiji, Mauritius, Malaysia Jamal Adams Hoodie , Indinesia, Thailand, Cambodia and in USA, Mexico Nathan Shepherd Hoodie , China and Australia and many places in Latin America. The oil extracted from the neem is used for many skin diseases and the leaves are generally used for beauty purposes.

The extracts made out of the leaves are known for its strong antiseptic, anti-fungal, antiviral and anti-bacterial effects. Neem is gentle and usually does not create any complications like the synthetic chemicals. Neem leaves has a pleasant odour and the extract of neem leaves can be prepared as an alcoholic tincture or as tea. The dark green colour alcohol extract is effective for several weeks and is widely used in anti ageing nourishing formulas, mouthwashes Sam Darnold Hoodie , face washes, shower gels, soothing gels, face masks and skin toners etc. The neem seed oil Trevon Wesco Hoodie , but has an unpleasant odour.

Cures All ailment and Illnesses

In the ancient Hindu Vedas, neem was termed as “Sarva Roga Nivarini” which means ‘one that cures all ailments and illnesses’. In some places like the Middle East, West Africa, Indian Ocean regions and Australia neem is considered as a weed. In India Chuma Edoga Hoodie , neem leaves are dried and kept in cupboards to prevent insects from feeding on clothes and also in tins where rice is stored. In tropical regions neem leaves are dried and burnt to keep away mosquitoes. The flowers of neem are used in many Indian festivals and neem is also used in baths as an Ayurvedic herb.

In India the tender shoots and flowers of the neem tree are eaten as a vegetable. Neem is also used as a vegetable in Cambodia where it is called as sdov and Laos where it is called kadao. In Thailand it is known as sadao or sdao and in Myanmar it is called as tamar. In Vietnam als neem is used and here it is known as sau dau and is widely used in salad. Neem is different forms is used by people only because of its medicinal properties because the flavour is quite bitter.

Rich Source of Proteins

Neem is rich source of proteins and in Myanmar the tender neem leaves and flower buds are boiled with tamarind fruit to soften its bitterness and consumed as a vegetable. The pickled neem leaves are also consumed with tomato and fish paste sauce in Myanmar. Neems tree products are used in India for more than millions years and is an important part of the Siddha and Ayurvedic branch of medicines. In Aurveda neem is considered as anthelmintic, antifungal, anti-diabetic, antibacterial Jachai Polite Hoodie , antiviral, contraceptive and sedative. It is a major component in Siddha and Unani branch of medicine and is popularly prescribed for skin related problems. Neem oil is used for healthy hair and to improve liver function.

Neem oil detoxifies the blood and blances the blood sugar and the leaves are effective against the treatment of skin diseases like eczema and psoriasis. Neem is an important ingredient in non-pesticidal management and is the ideal alternative to synthetic chemical pesticides. Farmers grind the neem seeds into a powder and soak it overnight in water and the next day it is sprayed on the crops to kill the pests and for better effect it should be applied repeatedly maybe once in ten days. Neem acts as an anti-feedant, repellent and