Neem
Introduction
Neem, scientifically known as Azadirachta indica, is a fast-growing evergreen tree native to the Indian subcontinent. It has been used for over 4,000 years in Ayurveda due to its antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and detoxifying properties. Every part of the neem tree — leaves, bark, seeds, flowers, and oil — is beneficial for health, skin, and environment.
Types of Neem
Neem Leaves
Used fresh or dried in teas, face packs, and herbal remedies.
Neem Oil
Extracted from seeds; used for skincare, haircare, and medicinal ointments.
Neem Bark
Used in powders or decoctions for its antibacterial properties.
Neem Tablets
Used as dietary supplements for immunity and detox.
Causes Of Neem
- Excess accumulation of toxins (Ama) in the body due to poor diet.
- Imbalance in Pitta and Kapha leading to skin and blood disorders.
- Lack of proper hygiene causing bacterial and fungal infections.
- Overconsumption of oily, spicy, or junk food that affects liver health.
- Exposure to polluted environments that increase toxin buildup.
- Stress and weak immunity reducing natural detox ability.
- Hormonal imbalance causing acne and skin eruptions.
- Poor digestion leading to impure blood circulation.
- Insufficient water intake leading to toxin retention.
- Lack of proper cleansing or detoxifying routine.
Clinical features of CKD:
Reduces Inflammation
Neem’s anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties help reduce swelling, redness, and speed up wound healing.
Boosts Immunity
It strengthens the immune system by fighting bacteria, viruses, and fungi effectively.
Clears Skin
Neem removes toxins, prevents acne, and maintains a healthy natural glow on the skin.
Supports Liver
It promotes liver health, improves digestion, and helps flush out body toxins.
Natural Antifungal
Neem protects against fungal infections, dandruff, and insect bites for overall skin health.
Symptoms associated with chronic kidney diseases
- Clear and glowing skin indicates effective detoxification and removal of accumulated body toxins.
- Improved digestion and reduced bloating show proper liver function and balanced metabolic activity.
- Relief from itching, redness, and acne reflects neem’s antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
- Balanced body temperature and reduced inflammation suggest internal cleansing and cooling effects of neem.
- Increased energy and mental clarity indicate better blood circulation and reduced toxin load in the body.
- Reduction in dandruff and scalp irritation shows neem’s antifungal action promoting scalp and hair health.
- Enhanced immunity and fewer infections reflect neem’s powerful role in strengthening body defense mechanisms.
- Healthy bowel movements and liver function signify improved digestion and elimination of waste efficiently.
Investigations in Neem
- Blood tests are conducted to evaluate Neem’s detoxifying effect by measuring toxin reduction, blood purity, and improvement in liver enzyme levels, ensuring that the body’s internal cleansing process is effectively taking place.
This test assesses how well the liver is performing after Neem usage, monitoring bilirubin, SGPT, and SGOT levels to confirm its positive influence on liver health and detoxification efficiency.
Dermatological evaluation helps track visible improvements in acne, eczema, fungal infections, and overall skin tone, indicating Neem’s external and internal cleansing actions on the skin and blood.
Digestive health is analyzed to observe reduced bloating, acidity, and better nutrient absorption, reflecting Neem’s ability to enhance gut balance and promote a healthy metabolic proces
This investigation measures immune markers such as white blood cell count to evaluate Neem’s contribution to strengthening the immune system and preventing recurring infections or allergies.
An Ayurvedic practitioner examines the balance between Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas after Neem therapy to ensure restored internal harmony and reduction of excess heat or toxins.
Ayurvedic diagnostic methods like tongue observation and pulse examination are used to assess Ama (toxins), confirming Neem’s deep cleansing effect and overall systemic purification.
Physical stamina, mental clarity, and emotional stability are observed post Neem usage, indicating improved energy flow, reduced fatigue, and better body-mind rejuvenation.