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The medicinal properties of the Neem tree have been well known in India for over 4,000 years. The healing properties of Neem are spoken about in some of the world’s oldest books. The Sanskrit word for Neem was “Nimba,” which means “Good Health.” The Vedas called Neem “Sarva Roga Nivarini,” which means “One that Cures all Ailments and Ills”.
It has also been referenced as “Divine Tree”, Life Giving Tree,” “Nature’s Drugstore,” and “Village Pharmacy.”
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A botanical cousin of the mahogany tree, Neem is a hardy evergreen and a common feature of the drier regions of India and southeast Asia. It needs very little water but plenty of sunlight. The Neem flowers bare fruits that are green drupes, which turn golden yellow when ripe.
Through history, the Neem tree had many fascinating aspects for the people of India. The Neem tree was a symbol of health. In the sun and heat this evergreen tree was a haven with its cooling shade. It also provided safety from bugs and biting insects because of its natural repellant action. And millions of Indian people have used all parts of this sacred tree as medicinals – the seeds, leaves, flowers, fruits, oil, roots, and bark.
The Neem tree was planted in the vicinity of every home where people interacted with this extraordinary tree on a daily basis.
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For women in India and Southeast Asia, the Neem tree was the mainstay of herbal beauty tradition. Neem proved an invaluable source of health, hygiene, and beauty that was freely available.
Having a bath with Neem leaves kept their skin supple and healthy. Neem leaf powder or crushed leaves incorporated into their face packs provided emollient and anti-aging action. The antiseptic properties of Neem leaf extracts helped in controlling pimples and acne.
As a Fertilizer and for Livestock
For the men, the tree provided seeds, leaf and bark which could be converted into fertilizer and pest control material. It also provided medicinal potions for their cattle and livestock.
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Neem For Home Remedies
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The Neem Tree was also a source of medicine to treat more than a hundred health problems, from scratches and skin rashes to malaria and diabetes. The Neem tree was known to relieve so many different pains, fevers, infections and other complaints that it is still called “the Village Pharmacy.”
Neem was used in ancient Indian cures to treat inflammation, infections, skin diseases, and for dental care. Neem leaves, flowers, seeds, roots, bark and fruits contain antibacterial, anti-fungal, antiviral, antihistamine, and antiseptic properties.
Many countries have been sourced for their own unique elixir of ills – Aloe Vera from Mexico, Tea Tree from Australia, Ginseng from Korea and Ginkgo Biloba from China. According to the Neem Foundation, Neem is likely to exceed them all.
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Neem from Africa
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JustNeem Skin Care products use a unique blend of the healing properties of Neem and selected herbal and natural ingredients to restore healthy skin to those suffering from eczema, psoriasis, acne or dry skin.
Neem was brought into Africa during Colonization. Indians planted trees wherever they settled and today, we reap the benefit of their diligence.
JustNeem sources Neem raw material from Mauritania, West Africa. Mauritania is located within the belt of the Sahara Desert where living conditions for humans, animals, and plants are very harsh. The Neem tree, though, thrives in this arid, dry climate.
After laboratory testing, we found that Neem from Mauritania has much higher active ingredients than Neem from other parts of the world. We are proud that all our Neem products contain these highly active ingredients for the betterment of our customers’ skin.
Our team regularly travels to Mauritania where we have established a Neem Orchard and grow our own desert, high quality, natural Neem as we support local Neem farmers and their families.
Read more about our Mission and what we do in Mauritania, West Africa.
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hello, so I’ve been dealing with hair loss for about three years, I am only 21 years old and i have dramatically lost hair, it is truly devastating. i have not been diagnosed, but i believe i have traction alopecia. Do you think neem oil could possibly reversed the alopecia ?
Hello Marie, Yes, there is a good chance our Neem Cure Oil can help with this. It will allow lesions to heal and possible secondary issues as well, like scalp fungi that contribute to the condition. However, in order to stop it completely you might want to consider eliminating the root cause for this condition, which is the force or weight that is pulling on the hair, like a pony tail or hair band. Magda
Hi, I am from Namibia. We have a similar tree, the Seringtree, is it the same tree as the Neem tree?
Hi Levies, the Seringtree is not the same thing as the Neem tree. Please find more information regarding the Neem tree here! – https://justneem.wpengine.com/the-history-of-the-neem-tree/ Hope this helps!
Hi, My 9 year old daughter has been diagnosed with vulvar Lichen sclerosus last week. She has mild irritation and her skin color has turned white in the area. We are holistic family taking great care of health and well being. I am looking for good options to heal her naturally without steroids. Can you please recommend anything that will clear up her skin to natural color and health. I will greatly appreciate your response and help.
Hello,
Thank you so much for your inquiry! We actually have a customer who was diagnosed with the same skin irritation, and she reports having success using the Neem Cure Neem oil a few times per day on the affected area. You could also try mixing a few drops of the Neem Cure with one of our lotions and applying it that way.
I hope that helps!
Thank you!
Jordan
in my country Ghana,West Africa there is good land for planting neem trees.so if need to extend come to ghana so that we can also benefit from your initiative.thank you
Hi Mutawakilu! What a beautiful invitation. Thank you so much. We certainly still have much to do in Mauritania but love the idea. Thank you.
hi i have mild acne, would like to know what and how to use Neem skin care products for acne ,thanks
HII,
I appreciate your research about the Neem Tree’s history and their benifits .
Neem tree have importance in Indian’s history . now days so many beauty products made with different benefiacial trees where neem tree plays vital role in beauty treatment.
I would like to add one point that if you take the bath with neem its not only helps to feel fresh also help to remove itching from your body
Use the neem in your bath who have itching problem its very benificial.
Hi Brenda,
Neem trees only grow in areas with no frost in the winter. So, the only places in the US where these trees grow, is southern Florida, and even there, it is sometimes tricky, because they do get frost once in a great while. We have planted our trees in pots to take into the garage for the wintertime. That helps.
The Neem Cure would work really well with your toe fungus. We have had many customers buy it for just that reason. If you live anywhere close to Birmingham, AL and shop at the Whole Foods there, would you ask for the JustNeem Neem Cure? It would be so cool if they would add on our product line.
Take care!
Magda
Hey, Magda!
I was just wondering if that Neem Tree would grow in the U.S.? Do you know?
Also, I have a toenail fungus on one toe and it’s disgusting and I can’t seem to get rid of it. Would a Neem product make it go away?
Hope you guys are fully blessed. You so deserve it.
love,
brenda
canestin is very good for nail infection.