Benefit of neem

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5 Amazing benefits of neem leaves





Neem is very beneficial for the body. Neem is being used in Ayurveda for the past four thousand years. Many power-enhancing chemicals are found in neem stem, leaf, root, bark and raw fruits. Neem bark 


1. Neem is beneficial in keeping the sugar control
The level of blood sugar in the body gets lower by eating neem leaves. There is oxidative stress due to sugar in the body, which removes neem leaves. Neem is very beneficial for diabetes.



2. Neem for pimples
Boil neem leaves in water and then take bath with that water everyday. By doing this, pimples will be gone.


3. Saves from mosquito
In the evening the neem leaves should be smoked by burning in the outside and inside the house. By doing so, all mosquitoes die and this is a very easy way to avoid malaria.


4. Neem is the perfect remedy for arthritis
It is very good to use neem fruits and barks in the treatment of rheumatism. The oil that comes out of the fruit of neem gives relief from the massage of the couple's pain. Coating of neem leaves on the pain of osteoarthritis under the back gives lot of 



5. Apply neem coating on face to remove acne.
If you have acne on your face. Make a paste of the neem leaves and put it on the face. Applying this on your face every day, the face remains fresh and acne free.

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