Neem oil

Since ancient times, people have revered and respected the evergreen tree by them or margosa. Azadirakhta Indian or Azadirachta indica belongs to trees from the Meliye family. The plant grows in the warm climate of countries such as India, Pakistan, Myanmar, as well as Bangladesh. As a rule, the tree reaches a height of 18 meters and is distinguished by the presence of a spreading crown.

In India, they developed a special attitude towards the tree. Margosa is called nothing more than a "divine tree" or a "cure for all diseases. " Various components of the plant have long been used in folk Indian medicine or ayurverde, as well as in cooking. The tree has unique natural properties that help in the treatment as well as prevention of some diseases.

It is worth noting that drugs containing extracts or neem oil have antimalarial properties, as well as have a general strengthening effect on the entire human body as a whole. Plant excerpts and extracts are used in pharmacology for production of medical preparations possessing antibacterial, antidiabetic, antifungal and worm-like properties.

In cosmetology, neem vegetable oil is most often used, which is obtained from the bones of the plant's fruits. Nima healing oil is produced due to the cold pressing process. Neem vegetable oil contains a large amount of organic acids, as well as substances that are commonly called natural antibiotics, sterols, vitamins E and margose alkaloids.

As a rule, in Western civilization, neem oil is used in cosmetology and medicine. In Asian countries such as India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, neem oil is also used for culinary purposes. However, it is worth noting that usually neem oil is eaten dosed and in the presence of certain diseases. In addition, neem oil is eaten as a prophylactic agent.

Neem oil, like any other type of vegetable oil, can be used as a salad dressing. It is worth noting that neem oil brings the greatest benefit in diseases affecting the human skin. In addition, neem oil can be an excellent preventive and curative remedy for colds, cough, fever or malaria.

Neem oil is also used for diabetes, eczema, jaundice, arthritis and rheumatism. Neem oil contains in its chemical composition a naturally unique and perfectly balanced mixture of 140 active components that have much stronger properties than extracts and extracts from the plant's bark, leaves and rhizomes.