Certified Organic from India.<\/p>\n
Nature’s Antiseptic, Anti-Fungal, Anti-Bacteria, Anti Viral and busts biofilm.<\/p>\n
In india, Neem is known as “the village pharmacy.” It has been used in Ayurvedic Medicine for thousands of years. It has been used to: \u2022 improve the immune system. \u2022 kill internal and external parasites including head lice, candida athlete\u2019s foot, intestinal worms and ring-worms. \u2022 treat yeast infections and allergies. \u2022 detoxify the blood and eliminate radiation poisoning from the body. \u2022 treat diabetes, ulcers, gout, hypertension and heart disease. \u2022 promote healthy circulation and improve liver, lung and digestive functions. \u2022 improve general skin health, relieving dry, itching skin and bacterial infections like acne and boils. \u2022 help relieve inflammation from arthritis and other diseases. \u2022 treat chickenpox and warts by directly applying to the skin in a paste form or by bathing in water with neem leaves. \u2022<\/p>\n
Antimicrobial action (with selectivity):<\/strong> Anti-inflammatory properties:<\/strong> Parasitic and fungal control:<\/strong> Prebiotic-like effects:<\/strong> It is also used as a foot soak for treating various foot fungi. \u2022 It can be used to rinse the hair for health and strength and to prevent greying \u2022 Its anti-bacterial properties have been used to help fight scabies. \u2022 Boosts natural glutathione production necessary to clearing unwanted biofilms out of the small intestine \u2022 Birth Control. Read the book below.<\/p>\n Neem has a bitter taste. Adding honey and fresh mint will enhance the flavor.<\/p>\n Directions<\/strong>:\u00a0\u00bc to \u00bd teaspoon,\u00a0with warm water,\u00a0per day,\u00a0or as directed by your health practitioner.<\/p>\n For more info and history click here<\/a><\/p>\n
Neem may help reduce harmful gut bacteria (like E. coli<\/em>, Salmonella<\/em>, H. pylori<\/em>) without harming beneficial microbes \u2014 though this selectivity is not fully proven in humans.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n
Neem can reduce gut inflammation, potentially benefiting people with IBD (inflammatory bowel diseases) or leaky gut.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n
Neem is effective against parasites and yeast (like Candida<\/em>), which can disrupt the microbiome when overgrown.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n
Some animal studies suggest neem might promote the growth of beneficial bacteria, but more human trials are needed.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n