why is the neem consider to the village pharmacy
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Called the “Village Pharmacy” for good reason, Neem finds usefulness in treating a wide variety of ailments ranging from skin conditions to blood sugar imbalances. All parts of the Neem tree, including its seeds, leaves, flowers and bark, have therapeutic value.
Neem is an excellent antiparasitic and antifungal, especially against Candida, and works very well. A tea prepared from its leaves has traditionally been used to help maintain healthy blood sugar balance in the management of diabetes.
Some may be familiar with Neem in toothpaste, where it’s included for its antibacterial effects. Small twigs from the Neem tree were once used (and still are) as a natural toothbrush; they can be chewed to soften them and then rubbed along the teeth and gums to clean and freshen.
It often gives glowing skin...
Hope it helps you buddy...
Called the “Village Pharmacy” for good reason, Neem finds usefulness in treating a wide variety of ailments ranging from skin conditions to blood sugar imbalances. All parts of the Neem tree, including its seeds, leaves, flowers and bark, have therapeutic value.
Neem is an excellent antiparasitic and antifungal, especially against Candida, and works very well. A tea prepared from its leaves has traditionally been used to help maintain healthy blood sugar balance in the management of diabetes.
Some may be familiar with Neem in toothpaste, where it’s included for its antibacterial effects. Small twigs from the Neem tree were once used (and still are) as a natural toothbrush; they can be chewed to soften them and then rubbed along the teeth and gums to clean and freshen.
It often gives glowing skin...
Hope it helps you buddy...
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