In Indian traditional culture, neem plays a crucial role. All of us have heard from our parents and grandparents a lot about the advantages it holds. The Neem tree's bark, seed, root, fruit, leaf, twig, and flower are all in some manner healthy for our bodies. Neem is a key component of many Ayurvedic medications used to treat conditions like fever infections, skin diseases, inflammation, and dental ailments.

Neem is a solution for practically all of your health issues because of its abundance of anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antibacterial, anticarcinogenic, antiseptic, antimalarial, and anti-viral qualities. 
 

Arthritis: 

Neem's healing qualities naturally treat arthritis and lessen joint pain and swelling. Take a Neem oil supplement if you have arthritis or severe joint discomfort. Neem oil has a miraculous way of easing lower back pain, rheumatism, osteoarthritis, and muscle and joint discomfort.

Dandruff is gone, long live healthy hair: Neem possesses anti-bacterial characteristics that aid in the treatment of problems with dandruff, dry scalp, and hair loss. Neem leaves should be combined and boiled until the water becomes green. After shampooing your hair, use the cooled water to rinse it out. Neem water aids in improving the texture and development of hair. Additionally, it gives the roots the necessary hydration and conditioning, enhancing their strength and radiance.

Eye Issues:

 You should think about washing your eyes in neem water to get rid of any inflammation, fatigue, or redness. Boil some neem leaves in water for ten minutes, then let it cool to make this solution. After straining, use the liquid right away.

Anti-fungal and anti-bacterial: 

Neem leaves contain these qualities. They are applied to the treatment of chicken pox, dark sports, infections, and warts. For therapy, either neem paste is applied to the affected area or the patient is made to take a bath in neem water.

Neem leaves reduce inflammation by calming itchiness and discomfort in ears. To treat any ear boils, make a mixture with honey and neem leaves.

Insecticide:

 Sick of those niggling little bugs that bother you all night long? Here's how to fix it: To keep these little pests away from your home, place cotton that has been soaked in neem near your windows or burn neem leaves. It is practical and utilised to combat the mosquito problem.

Benefits for beauty: 

Apply the neem leaf decoction on pimples on your face. The moisturising effects of the leaves keep the skin supple and silky. They are incredibly good at fading acne and scabies scars and pigmentation. Additionally, it works as a skin toner. Simply use a cotton ball dipped in hot neem water to wipe your face, then let it sit for the night. This will get rid of blackheads, pigmentation, acne, and scars.