The Power of Neem: A Tree of Health and Wellness.
<p>It is often planted along roadsides to provide shade. It is acclimatized in other tropical regions like Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia and West Africa.The leaves and seeds are grown all year round. As it resists drought, it has been used in traditional medicine for malaria,edema and rheumatism.</p>
<p><strong>Neem tree</strong>_is a small tree 5 to 15 meters in height. The leaves are alternate paripinnate. The small white flowers are in clusters and very fragrant. The fruit is a small cylindrical or almost oval drupe. It is light green and yellowish when ripe.</p>
<p>The fairly hard core is covered with a slightly sweet, viscous pulp. Its wood is never attacked by termites because of its bitterness.<strong> Neem</strong> is one of the most valuable herbs in Indian folk medicine and Ayurvedic medicine. Leaf extracts are used to<strong> treat asthma, eczema, diabetes an d rheumatism</strong>, while its oil is used as<strong> hair lotion to soothe skin inflammations</strong> and treat <strong>lice</strong>. Studies show that <strong>neem</strong> has insecticidal and contraceptive action.</p>
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