Neem - the panacea for all diseases!

In Thailand they call it "Saddow"; The trees grow at dry locations. It is a member of the Mahogany family itself and comes from India and Southeast Asia. You can ask your garden center to get a seedling for you; It could be a valuable addition to your garden! "Azardirachta Indica", the name of the plant, has been playing an important role in Ayurvedic medicine for more than 3000 years. Ayurveda is a term that is composed of the combination of two Sanskrit words that can be translated as "life science". Similar to the old tradition of Chinese medicine, this Indian system believes that an imbalance of body, ...
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Neem - the panacea for all diseases!

in Thailand they call it "Saddow"; The trees grow at dry locations. It is a member of the Mahogany family itself and comes from India and Southeast Asia. You can ask your garden center to get a seedling for you; It could be a valuable addition to your garden!

"Azardirachta Indica", the name of the plant, has played an important role in Ayurvedic medicine for more than 3000 years. Ayurveda is a term that is composed of the combination of two Sanskrit words that can be translated as "life science". Similar to the old tradition of Chinese medicine, this Indian system believes that an imbalance of body, mind or soul is the cause of all diseases. Bring harmony into the system and well -being returns. NEEM has so many medical applications that it was described as "the village pharmacy". In Ayurvedic literature it is shown in this way: "NEEM bark is cool, bitter, astringent, sharp and cooling."

This miracle tree has recently been attracted to western medicine. Strangely enough, the American pharmaceutical company WR Grace tried it and successfully received a European patent on it. The Indian government reasonably contradicted and rightly claimed that the medication gained from the tree had been part of the Ayure Medicine Book for several thousand years. Grace lost her patent, but still had the arrogance to contest the verdict. You have lost again and the case is concluded! They tried to patent a fungicide obtained from the tree.

The anti-mold, anti-mushroom and antibacterial properties of neem are well known in oriental medicine. In Thailand, put “Saddow” sheets in Reifenlag to protect the harvest from ruin. Mold is a permanent problem in the moistropical climate of Südthailand. Ceilings and walls get black spots and from cupboards, bookshelves and even bed sheet the sweet and sweet mold smell penetrates! Powdery is a tiny mushroom that requires moisture to survive. Bathroom with damp air, which is enclosed between four walls, are a first -class place for this mold. The spores settle in the mucous membrane of the human body and some tribes contain health -threatening mycotoxins. Washing off moldy walls with a diluted hydrogen peroxide solution normally kills the fungus. If you do not do this, there is a risk that you will develop allergic reactions and sometimes diseases such as asthma, cough, mucus formation and sinus disorders, while irritation can occur in the eyes and throat. Mold also forms on spoiled foods. As soon as you discover mold on food, don't eat it, throw it away, it can be quite toxic.

When we develop symptoms like the ordinary cough, taking neem capsules is an excellent way to tackle the problem. The mycotoxins include an advanced yeast form that mutates and becomes a mushroom. This often happens at Candida Albicans. We all have yeast in our system and it plays an important role in the oppression of diseases, but if it turns into a mushroom, it can form rhizomes or roots that penetrate cell walls and cause the spread of toxins. NEEM capsules are an effective antidote against Candida problems. The capsules are available in health food stores. It is a good idea to take you with a probiotic drink like kefir or living yogurt. These products are rich in natural bacteria that help the immune system work more efficiently by supplying ammunition that requires diseases. If the flu season gets closer, you could do a lot worse than to stock up on a supply of neem!