NEEM - THE VILLAGE DISPENSARY

very long time been a friend and protector of the Indian villagers. For ages Indians have trusted this tree to fortify their health and remedy scores of diseases. In addition, it has been used for protecting food and stored grains and as a fertilizer and natural pesticide for the fields.

The word NEEM is derived from Sanskrit Nimba which means ‘bestower of good health’. It has also been known as Ravisambha – sun ray like effects in providing health. The Vedas called Neem, “SARVA ROGA NIVARINI”, which means ‘one that cures all ailments and ills’.

For centuries Indians planted this tree in the vicinity of their homes and practiced gentle and daily interaction with this extraordinary plant. For women in particular, the Neem proved an invaluable source of health, hygiene and beauty that was freely available. Having a bath with a decoction of neem leaves kept their skin supple and healthy. Neem leaf powder or crushed leaves incorporated into their face packs provided emollient and anti-ageing action.The antiseptic properties of neem leaf extracts helped in controlling pimples and acne.

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 CONTENT 

- INTRO 

- VERSATILE USES OF DIFFERENT PARTS OF NEEM TREE 

- SUPER BENEFITS OF NEEM  

- COMMON METHODS OF USE 

- COMMON WAYS TO USE NEEM IN REGULAR LIFE 

- PRECAUTIONS