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Capsules |
Nimba (Azadirachta indica) |
Dried leaves
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500 mg
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Indication:
Kustha, Prameha, jwara, aamashotha, vrana,
netraroga, krumiroga, and Visharoga.
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Dosage:
2 capsule twice a day or as per the direction of
physician, Allow several weeks for benefits. The
use of natural products provides progressive but
long-lasting results.
Side Effects:-
None, Drug Interactions:- None,
Contraindications:-
None.
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Dermatological disorders: Neem is useful in treating
psoriasis, herpes, eczema, pruritis, and acne vulgaris.
Administering 1g of powdered Neem leaves with water 3
times a day helps to treat herpes faster. For treating
eczema of the face and scalp, Neem leaves are useful. In
addition, Neem oil (5-10 drops) is taken orally with 3g
of powdered Neem leaves. Acne vulgaris is an
inflammatory disease of skin commonly seen at puberty.
Neem leaves are very much useful in treating acne. Neem
is said to treat skin diseases because of its
depurative, stomachic, antiperiodic, antiseptic, and
anti-pruritic properties. Both external applications and
internal use of Neem is doubly effective against most
skin disorders.
Inflammatory conditions: Neem leaves help
in subsiding inflammation and oedema of affected body
parts.
Infected wounds and glands: Infected would
are washed with an infusion of Neem leaves, followed by
application of Neem leaf paste on the wound. Bleeding
stops due to astringent action of Neem. To heal infected
or enlarged gland, Neem leaf paste is applied twice a
day for one month.
Snake bite and scorpion sting: Application of
paste of Neem bark, leaves or seed on affected part
brings relief to burning sensation due to Neem�s
chelating, anti-poisonous, and depuritive properties.
Gout: External application of Neem leaf paste
is effective in relieving gout pain.
Malaria and filaria: Powdered Neem leaves
(1-3g) given thrice daily with warm water is effective
in treating malaria. Daily intake of 1 teaspoonful of
powdered Neem leaves along with twice daily intake of 2
spoonful of decoction of Neem leaves, root, and bark is
recommended for treatment of filariasis.
Infestinal worms: Appetiser, stomachic,
antihelminthic, depurative, and antipuritic properties
of Neem help in getting rid of intestinal worms, such as
hookworms, roundworms, tapeworms, etc. Intake of
powdered Neem leaves (1g) with jaggery helps in
deworming.
Piles and fistula: Application of ointment
made from Neem fruit is good for treatment of piles,
while a wick soaked in Neem oil is inserted in the tract
to heal fistula.
Digestive disorders: The acrid, astringent,
stomachic action of Neem helps in the cure of digestive
disorders. Administration of Neem capsules helps cure
diarrhoea and dysentery and also regulates bowel
movement. Ingestion of Neem capsules with vegetable
preparations for a few days relieves hyperacidity,
giddiness, nausea, heartburn, mouth sores, etc. Also,
intake of decoction of powdered Neem bark cures
hyperacidity and nausea. Neem leaf powder (2-3g), mixed
with 2 to 4 ground black pepper, taken in thrice daily
acts as a laxative and demulcent.
Burning sensation: Intake of 1 teaspoonful of
Neem leaf juice or Powdered Neem leaves with sugar twice
a day reduces the burning sensation of the body.
Hepatitis: Intake of Neem capsules
accelerates the process of cure.
Spleenomegaly: Intake of Neem capsules with
honey cures the enlargement of spleen.
Diabetes: One tablespoonful of Neem leaf
juice taken daily early morning for 3 months in helpful
in diabetes. Alternatively, ingest leaf powder. During
treatment, diet control is also advised for quick
results.
Urinary disorders: Neem is effective in
treating albuminaria, phosphaturia, and burning
micturition. Intake of Neem leaf decoction (3g leaves
boiled in 4 cups of water until reduced to 2 cups) twice
a day helps. In case of burning micturition, intake of 1
teaspoonful of Neem leaf juice thrice a day is highly
recommended.
Vaginal disorders: Neem having urinary
astringent and antipruetic properties gives immediate
relief in most common vaginal disorders. A pessary made
from Neem fruits macerated with Neem leaf juice is kept
in the vagina to relieve the burning sensation and heal
cervical and vaginal inflammation. In cases of uteral
prolapse, the use of Neem decoction is recommended.
For easy delivery: During labour, it is
recommended to apply a paste of Neem roots on lower
abdomen. Intake of 1g of powdered Neem with honey butter
relieves tiredness during labour.
Respiratory disorders: Neem bark decoction is
used as an antitussive in dry cough. Intake of powdered
Neem leaves (1g) with honey twice a day helps in
suppressing cough. Neem oil (5-10drops) given with 2
tablespoonful of sugar daily for 15 d helps in treatment
of tropical eosinophilia.
Gynaecological disorders: Daily intake of
Neem capsules early in the morning helps cure
leucorrhoea, dysmenorrhoea, and related disorders.
Hypertension: Neem capsules taken twice daily
is useful in treating hypertension
Cancer: Chewing 10-12 Neem leaflets daily
early and ingesting with warm water is recommended as a
supportive treatment to cancer patients.
Allergies: Neem is useful in all kinds of
allergies, whether drug allergy or allergy due to smell,
smoke, dust, eatables, etc. Neem capsules taken early
morning, which helps in purifying blood and controlling
allergic reactions.
HIV/AIDS: Certain polysaccharides isolated
from the inner bark of Neem trunk have been found to
enhance human immunity against HIV, which causes AIDS.
Although clinical trials are not conducted, oral
administration of powdered inner Neem bark and turmeric,
curcuma longa , powder (10:1 proportion) to patients in
150mg doses thrice a day for one month suppressed
AIDS-related symptoms, such as skin rash, diarrhoea,
pneumonia, weight loss, etc. among communities living
around the shores of Lake Victoria in Western Kenya,
where the AIDS incidence was very high.
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Various parts of the neem tree have been used as
traditional Ayurvedic medicine in India. Neem oil and
the bark and leaf extracts have been therapeutically
used as folk medicine to control leprosy, intestinal
helminthiasis, respiratory disorders, constipation and
also as a general health promoter. Its use for the
treatment of rheumatism, chronic syphilitic sores and
indolent ulcer has also been evident. Neem oil finds use
to control various skin infections. Bark, leaf, root,
flower and fruit together cure blood morbidity, biliary
afflictions, itching, skin ulcers, burning sensations
and pthysis
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The aqueous extract of neem bark and leaf also possesses
anticomplement and immunostimulant activity. Neem oil
has been shown to possess activity by selectively
activating the cell-mediated immune mechanisms to elicit
an enhanced response to subsequent mitogenic or
antigenic challenge.
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Aqueous extract of neem leaves significantly
decreases blood sugar level and prevents adrenaline as
well as glucose-induced hyperglycaemia. Recently,
hypoglycaemic effect was observed with leaf extract and
seed oil, in normal as well as alloxan-induced diabetic
rabbits.
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Neem leaf and bark aqueous extracts produce highly
potent antiacid secretory and antiulcer activity.
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Intra-vaginal application of neem oil, prior to
coitus, can prevent pregnancy. It could be a novel
method of contraception.
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Neem seed and leaf extracts are effective against
both choroquin-resistant and sensitive strain malarial
parasites.
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Extracts of neem leaf, neem oil seed kernels are
effective against certain fungi including Trichophyton,
Epidermophyton, Microspor Trichosporon, Geotricum and
Candida.
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Oil from the leaves, seed and bark possesses a wide
spectrum of antibacterial action against Gram-negative
and Gram-positive microorganisms, including M.
tuberculosis and streptomycin resistant strains. In
vitro, it inhibits Vibrio cholerae Klebsiella
pneumoniae, M. tuberculosis and M. pyogenes.
Antimicrobial effects of neem extract have been
demonstrated against Streptococcus mutans and S.
faecalis.
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Aqueous leaf extract
offers antiviral activity against Vaccinia virus,
Chikungunya and measles virus.
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Neem leaf aqueous extract effectively suppresses oral squamous
cell carcinoma induced by 7, 12-dimethylbenz[a] anthracene
(DMBA), as revealed by reduced incidence of neoplasm. Neem may
exert its chemopreventive effect in the oral mucosa by
modulation of glutathione and its metabolizing enzymes.
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The antioxidant activity of neem seed extract has been
demonstrated in vivo during horse- grain germination.
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Varying degrees of central nervous system (CNS) depressant
activity in mice was observed with the leaf extract. Fractions
of acetone extract of leaf showed significant CNS depressant
activity.
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Biswas, Kausik, Ishita
Chattopadhyay, Ranajit K.Banerjee and Uday
Bandyopadhyay. 2002. Biological activities and medicinal
properties of Neem (Azadirachta indica). Current Science
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