My wife and I have been using Neem as a supplement for some weeks and I want you to know about this natural product with many uses. The oil from the leaves of the Neem tree in India are used to produce many different forms of Neem. We have tried it in capsules, shampoo, soap, body lotion, toothpaste, mouthwash and oil for our skin and been very pleased with its effects.
Neem is a natural anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-viral and anti-protozoal agent. It also helps stabilize blood sugar and may be helpful for diabetics and people with low blood sugar problems. The first patient of ours who took Neem capsules for her low blood sugar reported it quickly stopped her attacks of low sugar and also controlled her cravings for sugar. She has lost some weight as a result.
It has also been used on eczema, psoriasis, mild burns and acne. It may help recurrent bladder infections. It is considered safe for regular use except in pregnancy. Studies in India show that it improves immune strength by its effects on lymphocytes. Neem has been a traditional part of Ayurvedic medicine for 4000 years.
Here is the Wikipedia article on Neem.
Neem is a natural anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-viral and anti-protozoal agent. It also helps stabilize blood sugar and may be helpful for diabetics and people with low blood sugar problems. The first patient of ours who took Neem capsules for her low blood sugar reported it quickly stopped her attacks of low sugar and also controlled her cravings for sugar. She has lost some weight as a result.
It has also been used on eczema, psoriasis, mild burns and acne. It may help recurrent bladder infections. It is considered safe for regular use except in pregnancy. Studies in India show that it improves immune strength by its effects on lymphocytes. Neem has been a traditional part of Ayurvedic medicine for 4000 years.
Here is the Wikipedia article on Neem.
We are now keeping this product in our office and also have some samples.
drBob
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