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Professor Roy please also check references with full text.

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I am thinking to use Neem coated Urea/fertilizers in aquatic ecosystem to increase stability of urea in fish pond.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Union-minister-for-Neem-coated-urea/articleshow/45827392.cms

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📷3 days agoArvind SinghAdded an answerDear Dr. Roy Sir,Please follow the below given RG link.Article Neem (Azadirachta indica) and its Potential for Safeguarding...Good luck!RecommendedShare

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📷3 days agoArvind SinghAdded an answerDear Dr. Roy Sir,Please follow the below given RG link.Article Neem (Azadirachta indica) and its Potential for Safeguarding...Good luck!RecommendedShare

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📷3 days agoAlok KallaAdded an answerDear Dr Singh,please also checkhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azadirachta_indicaProfessor Roy please also check references with full text.&I am thinking to use Neem coated Urea/fertilizers in aquatic ecosystem to increase stability of urea in fish pond.https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Union-minister-for-Neem-coated-urea/articleshow/45827392.cmsKind regards,RecommendedShare

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📷3 days agoArvind SinghAdded an answerNeem or margosa tree scientifically known as Azadirachta indica (Meliaceae) is native to Indian sub-continent. It is a plant of immense medicinal value and every part of it is utilized. The leaves are carminative, expectorant, anthelmintic and diuretic. The fresh juice of leaves is given against intestinal worms. The juice with honey is used for treatment of jaundice and skin diseases. An infusion of the fresh leaves is a bitter vegetable tonic and alterative, especially used against chronic malarial fevers, because of its action on the liver. The leaves are used externally over skin diseases as a discutient and antiseptic. Leaves are specially used against boils, chronic ulcers, eruptions of small pox, syphilitic sores, wound etc. The bark of neem is also a bitter tonic, astringent, alterative, anthelmintic, antispasmodic and stimulant.The fruit of neem is used against urinary disorders, piles and intestinal worms. The seeds are emetic, laxative and anthelmintic. Seed oil is applied as antiseptic dressing in leprosy and chronic skin diseases.Please have a look at these useful ResearchGate links for more information on health benefits of neem.Article Review On Biological Activities Of Azadirachta Indica (Neem)...Article Anticancer biology of Azadirachta indica L (Neem): A mini review.Article Biological activities and medicinal properties of Neem (Azad...Article Medicinal Properties of Neem Leaves: A ReviewArticle Antimicrobial activity of Azadirachta Indica (neem) leaf, ba...Article Importance of Neem Leaf: An insight into its role in combati...Article Azadirachta indica: A Plant With Versatile PotentialArticle Azadirachta indica : A herbal panacea in dentistry - An updateArticle Clinical studies on the effect of Neem (Azadirachta indica) ...Article AUTHENTICATION OF HERBAL MEDICINE NEEM (AZADIRACHTA INDICA A...RecommendedShare

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📷3 days agoMahesh KumarAdded an answerThe important health benefits of neem leaves include its ability to treat dandruff, soothe irritation, protect the skin, boost the immune system, and reduce inflammation. It also speeds up wound healing, treats gastric conditions, slows the aging process, improves hair and scalp health, maintains sexual organ health, and treats various forms of cancer and diabetes.However it has some side effects too: These serious side effects include vomiting, diarrhea, drowsiness, blood disorders, seizures, loss of consciousness, coma, brain disorders, and death. Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Neem oil and neem bark are LIKELY UNSAFE when taken by mouth during pregnancy. They can cause a miscarriage.ThanksNice query@ Ajit kumar RoyRecommendedShare

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📷3 days agoDickson AdomAdded an answerEvery part of the Neem tree has dozens of health benefits. From the leaves, roots, oils, barks etc. have been scientifically proven to solve cardiovascular related diseases, helps in blood circulation fighting against strokes, leprosy and other serious health conditions. Feverish conditions, intestinal disorders such as amoebic dysentery and giardiasis are all treatable with conditions prepared from the leaves of the Neem tree.Gingivitis which is a gum related disease is curable when you use the Neem leaves as well as liver and heart diseases.The Neem oil also heals skin wounds and improved the growth of hairs.RecommendedShare

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📷3 days agoShamji D ParmarAdded an answerEach part of the neem tree has some medicinal property. ... neem leaf is used for leprosy, eye disorders, bloody nose, intestinal worms, stomach upset, loss of appetite, skin ulcers, diseases of the heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular disease), fever, diabetes, gum disease (gingivitis), and liver problems.https://goqii.com/blog/neem-and-its-health-benefits/RecommendedShare

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📷3 days agoAjit kumar RoyAdded an answerExcellent and useful links dr Arvind.thanks.

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📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerControl Viral disease:Neem leaves have often been used in India to treat viral diseases. Neem leaves extract, absorbs and eliminates virus. As a preventive measure, you can prepare a neem paste and apply on the affected area. It is very useful for treating warts, chicken pox, and small pox. This is because neem absorbs the virus and protects from entering the unaffected areas. Neem extracts, toxic to herpes virus accelerate healing. Tea prepared with leaves of neem and the application of neem ointment on cold sores relieves herpes symptoms.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerCardiac Care:Neem leaves are known to be an effective blood cleanser and drinking neem infused boiled water controls high blood sugar. Neem leaves extract is effective in purifying blood, removing toxins defending against inflictions and damages from free radicals in the body. Neem leaves helps to dilate blood vessels improving blood circulation and decreases elevated heart rates. It relaxes erratic heart beats and controls high blood pressure.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerFungal disease:Neem is also effective against fungal diseases that affect human body. These include fungus that causes lung and bronchi infection and mucous membranes. Neem leaves reduce the symptoms of fungal infections and oral thrush. Neem is also effective against fungus that infects hair, skin and nails that includes ringworm that occurs in hands and feet. Consuming leaves also suppresses cancer cells.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerMalaria:Neem is used to treat malaria fevers. One of the neem components gedunin is very effective for treating malaria. Mosquitoes exposed to odours of crushed neem leaves result in suppression of egg laying. Consuming neem leaves is an acclaimed treatment of malaria.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerCancer:Neem bark leaves contain Polysaccharides and liomnoids which are beneficial for alleviating cancer and tumor cells.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerArthritis:Certain properties of neem leaf seed or barks naturally cure arthritis and reduce pain and swelling in joints. A massage with neem oil is effective in relieving muscle aches and joint paint and helps alleviate rheumatism, osteoarthritis and lower back pain.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerCures Poison:Neem leaves are also effective in treating poisons and insects bites. This is due to anti-clotting agents that reside in neem leaf extract. Neem leaves are also used in treatment of ulcers and inflammation as they have significant anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcer activity.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerMoisturizes Skin:The leaves moisturize the skin keeping it soft and supple. They are effective for lightening scars and pigmentation caused by acne and scabies. If you have pimples on your face, apply the neem leaf decoction. This can even be used to treat minor wounds. To cure any kind of skin infection, mix turmeric with neem paste and apply it on your body. Do this regularly for 3 months.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerCures Acne:Boil a cup of neem leaves in water till the leaves are soft and discolored and the water turns green. Strain and store in a bottle. Add some water in your regular bathing water to get rid of acne, infection and body odour. A neem face packgrinding a few neem leaves with some water work best to treat the pimple and acne pRecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerSkin Toning:Neem leaves for skin can also be used as a toner. Just dip a cotton ball in boiled neem water and wipe your face with it overnight. This will clear acne, scars, pigmentation and black heads. This potion can also be used as a hair rinse to treat dandruff and excessive hair fall.You can also prepare a face pack using neem leaves. Boil neem leaves with small segments of orange peel in a little water. Add little yoghurt, honey and milk to form a smooth paste. Apply this to your face and wash of when it dries. This will clear acne and break outs, white headsRecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerNeem leaves for Hair – Scalp and hair issues:Add a cup of fresh neem leaves to boiling water, and use this water to rinse your hair after shampooing your hair. The anti-bacterial property of neem helps to treat dry scalp, dandruff and hair fall issues.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerFor injuries:A burn injury can be healed faster with the usage of neem water. The application of neem water on the burnt surface helps to recover the skin faster and also protects against allergy and infection on the infected area.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerChicken pox:Post chicken pox treatment, a patient is always advised to take a bath with neem water to soothe the patient’s skin and prevent additional spreading of the infection.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerEyewash:Boil fresh neem leaves in water for about ten minutes and let it cool completely. Use this water as an eye wash during conjunctivitis and irritation of the eyes.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerTo treat sore throat and tired foot:Gargling with neem water provides relief to sore throat and soaking the feet in warm neem water provides relief to the foot ache.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerApply a paste made of neem leaves boiled in water and honey on your hair. This helps to tame the frizz.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerNeem leaves are considered safe to be taken internally on a regular basis. Neem leaves relieve the symptoms associated with viral infections including common cold, herpes, influenza and chicken pox. Eating neem leaves lose reduce fever associated with viral infection.RecommendShare📷3 days agoSurender SinghAdded an answerExtracts of neem leaves and seeds produce pain relieving, anti-inflammatory and fever reducing compounds that can help in healing cuts, wounds, ear aches, sprains and headaches.RecommendShare

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📷3 days agoAjit kumar RoyAdded an answer@Surendra singhReally your answers showing a lot of benefits of Neen is really wonderful.Thank u so much for your valuable answers.ajit📷2 days agoAhmed MahdiAdded an answerUseful discussion.RecommendShare📷2 days agoSubir BandyopadhyayAdded an answerI am pointing out a different aspect. A man suffering from liver disease came to know the health benefits of Neem. Immediately he started taking Neem leaves in copious amount from breakfast to dinner. Soon his liver problem got exaggerated and had to take admission in a nursing home in Kolkata, spent 80,000 rupees and passed away soon. What I want to emphasise here that for every herbal medicine there is a dose and should be rigorously followed. One cannot have it according to his whims.RecommendedShare

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📷a day agoAlaa Raheem KazimAdded an answerGood luckRecommendShare📷21 hours agoArvind SinghAdded an answerDear Dr. Ajit Sir,Please also have a look at these useful links and PDFattachment.Article Antimalarial effect of Neem leaf and Neem stem bark extracts...Article An antimalarial extract from neem leaves is antiretroviralArticle Anti-plasmodial effects of Azadirachta indica in experimenta...http://www.hillagric.ac.in/edu/covas/vpharma/winter%20school/lectures/32%20Neem%20medicinal%20values.pdfhttp://jprsolutions.info/newfiles/journal-file-56de4ce9ccf095.05650881.pdfhttp://www.jocpr.com/articles/herbal-remedies-of-azadirachta-indica-and-its-medicinal-application.pdfhttp://articles.x10.mx/neem_mother_earth_news.pdfhttp://www.jpsr.pharmainfo.in/Documents/Volumes/vol8Issue08/jpsr08081613.pdfhttps://journals.najah.edu/media/journals/full_texts/3_OdCsyFT.pdfhttp://vertinnov.fr/fic_bdd/mag_pdf_fr_fichier/13006390390_Neem_-_A_Green_Treasure.pdfGood luck!

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📷20 hours agoVishnu Kumar GuptaAdded an answerEvery part of neem is useful. Since childhood, I am using neem for example- neem stick for tooth, for bathing (boiling neem leaves in water), use neem bark on wounds, chew neem leaves for blood purification, etc.RecommendedShare

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Neem or margosa tree scientifically known as Azadirachta indica (Meliaceae) is native to Indian sub-continent. It is a plant of immense medicinal value and every part of it is utilized. The leaves are carminative, expectorant, anthelmintic and diuretic. The fresh juice of leaves is given against intestinal worms. The juice with honey is used for treatment of jaundice and skin diseases. An infusion of the fresh leaves is a bitter vegetable tonic and alterative, especially used against chronic malarial fevers, because of its action on the liver. The leaves are used externally over skin diseases as a discutient and antiseptic. Leaves are specially used against boils, chronic ulcers, eruptions of small pox, syphilitic sores, wound etc. The bark of neem is also a bitter tonic, astringent, alterative, anthelmintic, antispasmodic and stimulant.

The fruit of neem is used against urinary disorders, piles and intestinal worms. The seeds are emetic, laxative and anthelmintic. Seed oil is applied as antiseptic dressing in leprosy and chronic skin diseases.

Please have a look at these useful ResearchGate links for more information on health benefits of neem.

Article Review On Biological Activities Of Azadirachta Indica (Neem)...

Article Anticancer biology of Azadirachta indica L (Neem): A mini review.

Article Biological activities and medicinal properties of Neem (Azad...

Article Medicinal Properties of Neem Leaves: A Review

Article Antimicrobial activity of Azadirachta Indica (neem) leaf, ba...

Article Importance of Neem Leaf: An insight into its role in combati...

Article Azadirachta indica: A Plant With Versatile Potential

Article Azadirachta indica : A herbal panacea in dentistry - An update

Article Clinical studies on the effect of Neem (Azadirachta indica) ...

Article AUTHENTICATION OF HERBAL MEDICINE NEEM (AZADIRACHTA INDICA A...

The important health benefits of neem leaves include its ability to treat dandruff, soothe irritation, protect the skin, boost the immune system, and reduce inflammation. It also speeds up wound healing, treats gastric conditions, slows the aging process, improves hair and scalp health, maintains sexual organ health, and treats various forms of cancer and diabetes.

However it has some side effects too: These serious side effects include vomiting, diarrhea, drowsiness, blood disorders, seizures, loss of consciousness, coma, brain disorders, and death. Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Neem oil and neem bark are LIKELY UNSAFE when taken by mouth during pregnancy. They can cause a miscarriage.

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Nice query@ Ajit kumar Roy

Every part of the Neem tree has dozens of health benefits. From the leaves, roots, oils, barks etc. have been scientifically proven to solve cardiovascular related diseases, helps in blood circulation fighting against strokes, leprosy and other serious health conditions. Feverish conditions, intestinal disorders such as amoebic dysentery and giardiasis are all treatable with conditions prepared from the leaves of the Neem tree.

Gingivitis which is a gum related disease is curable when you use the Neem leaves as well as liver and heart diseases.

The Neem oil also heals skin wounds and improved the growth of hairs.

wonderful crop with so many medicinal values as attached my fellow collegues

Each part of the neem tree has some medicinal property. ... neem leaf is used for leprosy, eye disorders, bloody nose, intestinal worms, stomach upset, loss of appetite, skin ulcers, diseases of the heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular disease), fever, diabetes, gum disease (gingivitis), and liver problems.

https://goqii.com/blog/neem-and-its-health-benefits/

Excellent and useful links dr Arvind.thanks.

Control Viral disease:

Neem leaves have often been used in India to treat viral diseases. Neem leaves extract, absorbs and eliminates virus. As a preventive measure, you can prepare a neem paste and apply on the affected area. It is very useful for treating warts, chicken pox, and small pox. This is because neem absorbs the virus and protects from entering the unaffected areas. Neem extracts, toxic to herpes virus accelerate healing. Tea prepared with leaves of neem and the application of neem ointment on cold sores relieves herpes symptoms.

Cardiac Care:

Neem leaves are known to be an effective blood cleanser and drinking neem infused boiled water controls high blood sugar. Neem leaves extract is effective in purifying blood, removing toxins defending against inflictions and damages from free radicals in the body. Neem leaves helps to dilate blood vessels improving blood circulation and decreases elevated heart rates. It relaxes erratic heart beats and controls high blood pressure.

Fungal disease:

Neem is also effective against fungal diseases that affect human body. These include fungus that causes lung and bronchi infection and mucous membranes. Neem leaves reduce the symptoms of fungal infections and oral thrush. Neem is also effective against fungus that infects hair, skin and nails that includes ringworm that occurs in hands and feet. Consuming leaves also suppresses cancer cells.

Malaria:

Neem is used to treat malaria fevers. One of the neem components gedunin is very effective for treating malaria. Mosquitoes exposed to odours of crushed neem leaves result in suppression of egg laying. Consuming neem leaves is an acclaimed treatment of malaria.

Cancer:

Neem bark leaves contain Polysaccharides and liomnoids which are beneficial for alleviating cancer and tumor cells.

Arthritis:

Certain properties of neem leaf seed or barks naturally cure arthritis and reduce pain and swelling in joints. A massage with neem oil is effective in relieving muscle aches and joint paint and helps alleviate rheumatism, osteoarthritis and lower back pain.

Cures Poison:

Neem leaves are also effective in treating poisons and insects bites. This is due to anti-clotting agents that reside in neem leaf extract. Neem leaves are also used in treatment of ulcers and inflammation as they have significant anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcer activity.

Moisturizes Skin:

The leaves moisturize the skin keeping it soft and supple. They are effective for lightening scars and pigmentation caused by acne and scabies. If you have pimples on your face, apply the neem leaf decoction. This can even be used to treat minor wounds. To cure any kind of skin infection, mix turmeric with neem paste and apply it on your body. Do this regularly for 3 months.

Cures Acne:

Boil a cup of neem leaves in water till the leaves are soft and discolored and the water turns green. Strain and store in a bottle. Add some water in your regular bathing water to get rid of acne, infection and body odour. A neem face pack grinding a few neem leaves with some water work best to treat the pimple and acne p

Skin Toning:

Neem leaves for skin can also be used as a toner. Just dip a cotton ball in boiled neem water and wipe your face with it overnight. This will clear acne, scars, pigmentation and black heads. This potion can also be used as a hair rinse to treat dandruff and excessive hair fall.

You can also prepare a face pack using neem leaves. Boil neem leaves with small segments of orange peel in a little water. Add little yoghurt, honey and milk to form a smooth paste. Apply this to your face and wash of when it dries. This will clear acne and break outs, white heads

Neem leaves for Hair – Scalp and hair issues:

Add a cup of fresh neem leaves to boiling water, and use this water to rinse your hair after shampooing your hair. The anti-bacterial property of neem helps to treat dry scalp, dandruff and hair fall issues.

For injuries:

A burn injury can be healed faster with the usage of neem water. The application of neem water on the burnt surface helps to recover the skin faster and also protects against allergy and infection on the infected area.

Chicken pox:

Post chicken pox treatment, a patient is always advised to take a bath with neem water to soothe the patient’s skin and prevent additional spreading of the infection.

Eyewash:

Boil fresh neem leaves in water for about ten minutes and let it cool completely. Use this water as an eye wash during conjunctivitis and irritation of the eyes.

To treat sore throat and tired foot:

Gargling with neem water provides relief to sore throat and soaking the feet in warm neem water provides relief to the foot ache.

Apply a paste made of neem leaves boiled in water and honey on your hair. This helps to tame the frizz.

Neem leaves are considered safe to be taken internally on a regular basis. Neem leaves relieve the symptoms associated with viral infections including common cold, herpes, influenza and chicken pox. Eating neem leaves lose reduce fever associated with viral infection.

Extracts of neem leaves and seeds produce pain relieving, anti-inflammatory and fever reducing compounds that can help in healing cuts, wounds, ear aches, sprains and headaches.

@Surendra singh

Really your answers showing a lot of benefits of Neen is really wonderful.

Thank u so much for your valuable answers.

ajit

Useful discussion.

I am pointing out a different aspect. A man suffering from liver disease came to know the health benefits of Neem. Immediately he started taking Neem leaves in copious amount from breakfast to dinner. Soon his liver problem got exaggerated and had to take admission in a nursing home in Kolkata, spent 80,000 rupees and passed away soon. What I want to emphasise here that for every herbal medicine there is a dose and should be rigorously followed. One cannot have it according to his whims.

Thanks dr Subir for ur example. One must take as per the dose prescribed by Physician.

Dear Dr. Ajut Roy ..please check this link https://www.google.iq/amp/www.stylecraze.com/articles/amazing-benefits-of-neem-leaves-for-skin-hair-and-health/%3Famp%3D1

Good luck

Dear Dr. Ajit Sir,

Please also have a look at these useful links and PDFattachment.

Article Antimalarial effect of Neem leaf and Neem stem bark extracts...

Article An antimalarial extract from neem leaves is antiretroviral

Article Anti-plasmodial effects of Azadirachta indica in experimenta...

http://www.hillagric.ac.in/edu/covas/vpharma/winter%20school/lectures/32%20Neem%20medicinal%20values.pdf

http://jprsolutions.info/newfiles/journal-file-56de4ce9ccf095.05650881.pdf

http://www.jocpr.com/articles/herbal-remedies-of-azadirachta-indica-and-its-medicinal-application.pdf

http://articles.x10.mx/neem_mother_earth_news.pdf

http://www.jpsr.pharmainfo.in/Documents/Volumes/vol8Issue08/jpsr08081613.pdf

https://journals.najah.edu/media/journals/full_texts/3_OdCsyFT.pdf

http://vertinnov.fr/fic_bdd/mag_pdf_fr_fichier/13006390390_Neem_-_A_Green_Treasure.pdf

Good luck!

Your practical experience of usage of Neem in daily life is interesting dr Vishnu.