How to Benefit from Neem Home Remedies

Neem is a large semi-evergreen tree of East India, and has been used for herbal remedies for centuries. Its trunk exudes a tenacious gum, its bitter bark is used as a tonic and its seeds yield an aromatic oil. It is mostly used as a medicine and the following are its medicinal benefits.

Instructions

1

Heal wounds with neem remedies. When neem is applied in form of powder or oil on external wounds, it has exceptional results that fight all kinds of germs and ease recovery of the affected area. It also heals the skin very fast and prevents any kind of allergy or infection.

2

Treat scabies. The extract of leaves, seeds as well as barks is effective in treating scabies, a transmissible skin infection and a great substitute for permethrin, though scabies do not resist the biochemical properties of neem, but in a prolonged complication of scabies neem is found effective.

3

Prepare a neem poultice to treat boils and animal's bites. Neem extract possess a lot of significant pharmacological properties. Thus, neem is bitter and alterative whose poultice is used in treating boils, as antiseptic and as a stimulant hence very useful in snake bite, scorpion sting and hypoglycemic.

4

Cleanse your blood with neem. The tea made from the neem leaf has been found essential in boosting the immune functioning and for the blood cleansing. It is also effective in improving the general skin health and combating all bacterial infections e.g. acne and ulcers.

5

Cure and protect against malaria. Neem has both curative and preventive effects on the malaria parasite. It consist of two compounds (quinine and chloroquine) which have been clinically proved to be effective against the malaria parasite since the leaves can be chewed and consumed to heal the disease.