benefits

Neem Usage for human:

100% Pure Neem Oil is commonly used to address skin concerns, including cuts, burns, acne, dandruff, and minor irritations. It is also beneficial for conditions such as eczema and psoriasis. For sinusitis, two drops of Neem Oil can be applied in the nostrils twice daily. For acne, neem capsules and neem leaf powder applied as a face pack may provide results within days. To alleviate athlete’s foot, soak feet in warm water mixed with neem oil.

For head lice, massage Neem Oil into the scalp, leaving it on overnight, followed by washing with a suitable cleanser. For earaches, warmed neem oil can be applied to the ear. Drinking neem leaf powder tea during influenza outbreaks may help ease symptoms and support the immune system without disrupting beneficial bacteria.

Neem may also support kidney health, aid in digestion, and assist with blood circulation. For jaundice, neem leaf powder tea is recommended, taken on an empty stomach. Neem has shown potential in diabetes management, potentially reducing insulin requirements while maintaining stable blood glucose levels.

Additionally, neem may promote oral health by treating mouth infections and ulcers, and it can be used as a soothing eye wash for pink eye. Applying neem oil can help alleviate burning sensations, and its anti-inflammatory properties may support joint health.

For conditions like eczema, neem can be applied directly to the affected areas to promote relief.

Neem & Animal Health

Below are natural home remedies for pets:

Neem is a biopesticide, when applied topically it repels fleas and mosquitoes or kills them naturally and has absolutely no harmful side effects.

Fleas:

To protect your pets, take a small quantity of neem oil in your palm and rub it all over your pet’s body. Apply it all over the body.  Keep it overnight. You don’t have to wash it the next day, neem oil will be absorbed by the body and there will be clear and nonsticky skin, you won’t notice the strong smell.  however, if you wish you can shampoo them by using Native Neem organic neem pet shampoo. Comb your dog to take out dead fleas.

Dry, Flaky Skin:

Take a small quantity of neem oil apply to affected areas and leave it overnight.  While giving a bath use Native Neem organic neem pet shampoo.  Neem Oil will also help heal your pet’s eczema.

Ear Infections:

By putting a few drops of neem oil in their ear will prevent an itchy ear, apply this every two to three days during the warmer season.

Parasites and Gastrointestinal Problems

You can also mix a neem capsule in your dog’s food twice a week to give them maximum protection.

Other Benefits:

Neem has lots of health benefits; it can magically heal sunburns, cuts, and wounds. A bottle of neem oil can be very beneficial for your pet’s first aid kit. A quick topical application of neem oil on the affected area soothes and heals the burn and small wounds effectively. Any pet experiencing excessive shedding, itchy skin, or allergies can also benefit enormously from the regular bath with our neem shampoo, which is gentle enough for everyday use.

Your dog will become repellent to the stingers when the neem is absorbed into the blood through their skin. Many people dislike the extremely pungent garlicky smell of pure neem oil but it plays an essential part in keeping away a wide range of insects including mosquitoes, so please don’t be put off by the smell instead recognise all its benefits.

Neem Oil for Horses: 

Neem oil is also good for horses and sheep to control maggots and hoof infections.  Just apply neem oil directly to affected areas. Or for spray use our Neem Insecticide (Emulsified Neem Oil). Spray or massage on the horse’s skin and will get rid of ticks.  If your horse has any stomach issues or suffering from flu or diarrhoea then give them one teaspoon of Native Neem organic neem leaf powder with food.