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benefits of neem oil and neem

 

Today in this article we are going to share some incredible facts and info about one of the most significant trees in Indian culture that is neem. Also known as Azadirachta indica. Mostly found in the Indian subcontinent this tree is well known for its medicinal properties. Almost every part includes its leaves, flowers, seeds, fruit, roots, and bark. Are used for other medicinal purposes. And they are used as ayurvedic medicine. More than 140 medicinal compounds have been found in different parts of the tree, providing it with different antibacterial, antimicrobial, anti-diabetic, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory properties. Below are some benefits you can gain from consuming neem and some precautions as well as its use.


 

1.       1. in keeping hair healthy

Neem seeds contain an active chemical compound called azadirachtin. it helps in fighting against persisting that affects skin and hair such as lice. Not only that it can also help in the prevention of dandruff. The best advice is that you may use neem-based shampoos to get all those benefits.

2.     2.  bosting oral and dental health

In ancient times Indians used neem bark and its juice to keep their gum and teeth strong. Chowing a small piece of neem bark daily will strengthen your gum and teeth. Its antiseptic anti-oxidant and immune-boosting properties help in keeping your oral health good. Although there are not many studies done on neem and even some study which is done on it is little and many things are yet to be known about neem. Neem mouthwash also helps in removing plaque sticking over teeth. Neem reduces the ability of bacteria to reproduce or colonize on the teeth’ surface.

3. skin health.

Neem can also be used in treating skin infections. Since its oil contains many fatty acids like linoleic, stearic, and pneumatic acid. This acid with there anti-microbial and anti-fungal properties helps in fighting skin diseases.

4. used as mosquito repellent

In southern India, neem leaves are used as a mosquito repellent in villages. Neem leaves are burned and its smoke keeps the mosquito away.

5. healing of ulcers and wounds

The antiseptic and anti-inflammatory ability helps in wound healing and healing of skin ulcers it increases inflammatory response and helps in generating new blood vessels. some studies say Appling neem 6 to 7 grams of neem oil can cure chronic skin ulcers for 10 -12 days.

6. potential risk of taking an overdose of neem

Some studies suggest that it is safe to use neem oral for 6 weeks and you can apply it to your skin for up to 10-week or that for some people came to be unsafe. Since still there is not much known about the good and bad effects of neem. Although you must not consume neem at the time of pregnancy. Also, small kids should not give neem as it may Couse some serious illness to them. This is for today we will meet you in our next blog till then stay healthy. Thank you for reading our blog.

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