MB Herbals Pure Neem Leaf Powder 100 Gram / 3.5 oz | Azadirachta Indica | Wildcrafted Bitter Neem Supplement Skin and Hair Care

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I've struggled with gastric issues for nearly three years. I've tried triple therapy, Omeprazole, and countless other remedies, almost everything you can imagine, including following a strict gastric diet. Unfortunately, nothing has worked. Lately, any food I eat takes hours to digest, and I've barely been able to sleep for weeks. Today, I came across a blog recommending neem powder for gastric issues. Desperate for relief, I mixed half a tablespoon into a cup of juice and drank it. As usual, my mouth was dry, and I worried I wouldn't be able to sleep. About two hours later, I started feeling a “bouncy” sensation in my stomach, which normally signals a restless night. But this time, my stomach calmed down and my dry mouth cleared. For the first time in years, I felt genuinely settled inside. I've since read that neem powder can help treat gastritis and ulcers, with medical blogs claiming up to 65% improvement after about six weeks of use, with some relief even within ten days. Given how little has helped me, neem powder feels like a breakthrough. I'll keep taking it and update in a week on how I feel and whether I’m able to get some sleep. For now, I genuinely recommend this product to others struggling with similar issues. The taste is not great but for the nutritional benefits, I cant complain. The is no bad smell either. It's worth every penny. The packaging and quality is great.

Great addition to hair growth oil.

so far so good, i used the neem powder as a hair mask and it turned out great.

This neem powder works great in my DIY soaps. It blends in smoothly, adds a natural earthy color, and gives the soap that extra skin-friendly touch. Very good quality and perfect for homemade recipes!

Neem powder comes from powdered dried leaves of an ancient Indian tree- bptanical name Azadirachta Indica. with hundreds of uses even from the powder of dried leaves A gardener can use the powder mixed into a watering can - 1 teaspoon to a gallon to spread on plants with afflicted leaves. Can be also used in a spray bottle. The same mixture also cures plants of white fly, unrecognizable afflictions of small indoor plants. Gardeners prefer Neem Oil but this powder is almost the same thing. You can make tiny soft muslin bagfuls of it to place in flour or semolina containers to keep off weevils. Soft mall bags can be put into woollies that say in attics - or even amongst clothes kept away for long times. AND It's medicinal as well - but you need to only take a small pinch of it - about one eighth of a teaspoon with warm water for general health. It's quite quite bitter - be careful when you take it. Mixed with the same amount of Turmeric taken along with it - blend in a small glass of warm water and a teaspoon of honey and cure yourself of minor everyday ailments. Together they act as a protective for minor upsets of most kinds. I am not a doctor - just a practicing follower of Ayurvedic meds. This product is very finely ground and highly suitable for all the above uses.

could be good to your health but what an awful taste

My nutritionist recommended this and it works great. I use the powder to create a paste and then apply it to the flaky patches on my scalp. Seems to work best if I leave it in over night and wash out in the morning. It can be messy so I wear a terry cloth turban (designed to wrap hair after a shower). You could also use a shower cap. I've also used the paste on flaky patches on my skin. Haven't been consistent with that so I can't speak to results. My hairdresser recommended Baby Shampoo so the next morning,while I'm in the shower, I dab that directly on the flaky patches, let it sit for a minute and wash everything out. Hairdresser said to follow that up with my normal shampoo and conditioner. This could be to protect my color treated hair but she said not to use just the baby shampoo. I do this every washing (4-5 days) but found the it works even better if I do it every 1-2 days and don't go as long between washes. I've also had results with letting it sit only 3-5 hours.