Actions and uses of Neem

Neem aids in managing obesity as it is a powerful fat burner. It is proficient in the healing of various skin disorders due to its antibacterial activity. Its bitter flavour improves taste and digestion. Neem controls the blood sugar levels and is very useful for dental health.

Neem (Azadirachta indica) is a type of evergreen tree native to India. In Ayurvedic medicine, neem extract has long been used for a variety of health-related purposes including asthma, constipation, cough, diabetes, gastric ulcers, indigestion, periodontal disease, and urinary tract infection.

Neem is also purported to reduce inflammation, improve liver health, alleviate pain, preserve eyesight, stimulate the immune system, and protect against heart disease.

Certain constituents present in Neem have antimalarial property. These might help in case of malaria by suppressing the growth of the malarial parasite.

Neem has the property of Tikta (bitter) and Krimihar and works as an antimicrobial agent to prevent the growth of any infection in the body.

It also has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and blood purifying properties. Neem helps prevent skin problems and keeps your skin healthy and glowing. It helps regulate blood sugar and is useful for people suffering from diabetes. Neem Capsule increases the bodys resistance against infections by strengthening the immune system and helps de-worm the intestines.

Neem Capsules help in case of:

-Diabetes

-Acne

-Blood Impurities

-Eczema

-Dermatitis

-Infections

It was the ancient doctors who discovered that Neem had many medicinal aspects to it, and hence, was heavily used in the Ayurvedic practices. Neem has proved to be relevant and resourceful today as well and has found its way to modern medicine.

Locally known as: Indian Lilac/Nimbay

Active Constituents: Nimbin

Dosage: One capsule twice a day after food or as directed by physician.