Neem tree is usually found in most homes in India, but many people ignore its strength. If you include neem leaves in some form or the other in everyday life-you can avoid many small and big problems in the form of tea, decoction, paste or juice.

5 benefits of neem leaves

Treatment of skin problems

The antiseptic properties present in neem leaves provide relief in acne, acne, rashes and skin infections. You can wash the face by boiling neem leaves in water or apply it on the skin. This keeps the skin clean and glowing.

Works as blood purifier

Drinking juice or decoction of neem leaves clears the blood, which increases the immunity of the body. Clean blood means less pimples, allergies and risk of diseases. Consuming neem 2-3 times a week cleanses the body internal.

Helpful in diabetes control

Neem leaves help to balance blood sugar level. Research has found that regular intake of neem increases the activation of insulin, causing diabetes control. Chewing some neem leaves on an empty stomach in the morning is very beneficial.

Prevention of mouth infection

Neem leaves have antibacterial properties that keep teeth and gums healthy. In olden times, people used to clean teeth with neem datun. This removes problems like smell of breath, swelling of gums and cavity.

Solve hair problems

Paste or boiled water of neem leaves cleanses the scalp and removes dandruff. It increases hair growth and also prevents scalp infection. It is beneficial to wash hair with neem hair mask or neem-water once a week.

(Disclaimer: The material given in this article is only for information. NH does not confirm them. Be sure to consult an expert/doctor before taking any advice or suggestion.)