Neem - A common yet extraordinary herbal medicine

 

Many plants are used for medicinal purposes and neem is one of them. In Ayurvedic texts, neem (Azadirachta indica) is described as ‘Sarva Roga Nivarini’ which translates to Universal Healer or curer of all Ailments. This herbal medicine represents good health and protection and is considered sacred by many people in India. Neem possesses powerful health properties and has been used as a source of healing as long as 4,500 years ago.

The neem tree is a member of the mahogany family. It uses emerged in ancient India and neighboring countries. Even today, neem is regarded as the “Village Pharmacy” because every part of it is known to possess special healing qualities. According to Ayurveda, neem is mainly consumed to stabilize Pitta and Kapha.

 Effect on Doshas

 The holy neem is favored with a bitter taste (Tikta), constricting taste (Kashaya Rasa) and light (Laghu), and dry quality (Rukshna Guna). It structurally exhibits cold potency (Shita Virya) and strong metabolic flavor (Katu Vipaka). Neem extracts calm down fire and air (Pitta), and earth and water (Kapha) but excess intake of it may increase air (Vata). Ayurvedic scriptures actively mention the use of neem in several conditions like Kustha (skin disorders), Pachana (digestive issues), Kesha (hair problems), Deepana (enhances stomach fire), Anulomana (improved breathing), Prameha (diabetes management), Chardi (relieves vomiting and nausea), Rochana (appetite stimulant), and Vranahara (treating wounds).

 Benefits of Neem:

Anti-bacterial - Neem is a potent antiviral herb that is used to cure anti-microbial and fungal infections. Diseases like chickenpox, foot fungi, and warts can also be effectively treated by neem.

Controls diabetes - Neem leaves are highly valuable and are extensively used to control and balance blood sugar spikes. It comprises triterpenoid, flavonoids, glycosides, and anti-inflammatory qualities that help cut down glucose levels and makes sure that there is no increase in glucose values.

Promotes skin care - The anti-microbial effects of neem leaves are useful for curing skincare problems like blackheads, eczema, psoriasis, and acne. Its moisturizing properties aid skin dryness by nourishing the skin cells and help rebuild the pH level of the skin.

Boosts immunity - Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, neem strengthens the immunity system and upgrades the body’s potential to fight any kind of viruses and external threats. Consuming neem capsules regularly can also prevent dengue, viral fever, malaria, and other contagious diseases. Viromune is a good natural supplement to build your immunity. Alongside neem, it also contains several other ayurvedic herbs to build your immunity stronger.

It freshens your breath - The anti-bacterial qualities of neem helps cure many tooth related problems. It prohibits gum inflammation by eliminating the bacterias that cause cavities. It freshens your breaths and upgrades your oral immunity.

Purifies blood - Neem is a powerful anti-oxidant. It purifies the blood by removing harmful toxins that hampers the performance of essential organs like the liver and kidney. Ineffective functioning of such organs may lead to symptoms of headaches, allergies, and fatigue. Consuming two Viromune capsules a day can wash away your impurities.