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Neem : Medicinal Uses & Benefits
The neem tree is a native of India and has been use in Ayurvedic medicine since ancient times, and is one of the oldest medicines in use today. Neem oil is exceptionally rich and contains a heavy, slightly unpleasant odor. Neem oil has antibacterial and antifungal activity. The oil has moisturizing and regenerative properties, contains Vitamin E, and has essential fatty acids, and is commonly used to treat a variety of skin conditions such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, scabies, and athletes foot. Neem oil is has been used as a traditional cure all in India for centuries, but is not recommended for internal used here in the West. In the garden, neem stands out as a highly effective, but non-toxic insecticide. Neem contains more than 25 active compounds that combat insects. Neem also works as a systemic which is absorbed into the plant to be ingested by feeding insects. Many beneficial insects are unharmed by Neem because they do not feed from the plant. Ayurvedic Medicine
Neem Side Effects: Not for internal use, or long term use. Do not use on young children or nursing women. Large doses can be toxic if taken internally. Neem may react with some medications, check with your doctor before using. How to Use: NeemPreparation Methods & Dosage :Apply need oil in topical skin oils. Powdered neem leaves can also be added to home skin and hair preparations.
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Regional Traditions :Ayurvedic *
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