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Neem seed
Neem seeds are the seeds of the neem tree, known for their powerful medicinal, antibacterial, and insecticidal properties. They are widely used in agriculture, Ayurveda, pharmaceuticals, and skincare. Neem seeds are processed to extract neem oil, neem cake (fertilizer), and neem powder, making them highly valuable for multiple industries.
Health Benefits & Uses:
1. Medicinal & Health Benefits
✅ Antibacterial & Antifungal – Helps in treating skin infections, eczema, and acne.
✅ Supports Liver Health – Aids in detoxification and digestion.
✅ Boosts Immunity – Fights infections and strengthens overall health.
✅ Controls Blood Sugar – Useful in managing diabetes.
✅ Anti-Parasitic – Kills intestinal worms and detoxifies the body.
2. Agricultural & Pest Control Uses
✅ Neem Oil (Extracted from Seeds) – Acts as a natural pesticide, insect repellent, and fungicide for crops.
✅ Neem Cake (Residue after Oil Extraction) – Used as an organic fertilizer and soil conditioner to enhance plant growth.
✅ Neem-Based Insecticides – Used in eco-friendly pest control solutions.
3. Ayurvedic & Skincare Uses
✅ Used in hair oils and shampoos to promote hair growth and control dandruff.
✅ Used in skin creams and soaps for treating acne, eczema, and infections.
✅ Used in herbal toothpaste for oral hygiene and gum health.
Forms Available in the Market:
📌 Neem Seeds (Whole) – Used for oil extraction and herbal remedies.
📌 Neem Oil – Extracted from seeds, used in agriculture, skincare, and medicines.
📌 Neem Cake (Fertilizer) – Used as organic manure to enhance soil fertility.
📌 Neem Powder – Used in herbal cosmetics and Ayurvedic medicines.
📌 Neem Extracts – Used in pharmaceutical and personal care products.
Precautions:
⚠️ Pregnant women should avoid neem consumption as it may cause complications.
⚠️ May cause stomach irritation if taken in excess.
⚠️ High doses can lower fertility in men and women.
