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Impressive Benefits Of Neem

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There are certain anti-inflammatory properties in neem leaves. This is especially exciting for arthritis research. The paste or oil, when applied to aching joints and muscles due to arthritis can significantly reduce pain and discomfort, and even increase flexibility if consistently used.

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Neem Derivatives Inhibits Tau Aggregation

Tau is a phosphoprotein with natively unfolded conformation that functions to stabilize microtubules in axons. Alzheimer’s disease pathology triggers several modifications in tau, which causes it to lose its affinity towards microtubule, thus, leading to microtubule disassembly and loss of axonal integrity.

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I mix 1/4 tsp of neem powder with a little less than 1/4 tsp lukewarm water and form a small ball and take one ball along with turmeric powder ball of the same size with lukewarm water on an empty stomach in the morning. It helps gut microbiome and has anti inflammatory effects.

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Kia,

I have never tried neem, but I have tried turmeric extensively until I became allergic to it.

I will have to look more into neem!

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Neem: A Tree of Healing

It is greatly respected for its medicinal uses, including anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti-fungal, and even sedative properties.

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📍Be careful if you take lithium or anti diabetics medications or Immunosuppressants as Neem has interactions with them.

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Which kind of allergy?

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I was able to use curcumin/turmeric for quite awhile, but eventually developed hives and peeling skin. It might be genetic because another family member told me they had the same problem with curcumin. I tried it four separate times with the exact same reaction.

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thanks

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iqbaliqbal,

I also tried tetrahydrocurcuminoid, a white derivative of curcumin/turmeric in the hope that I might not be allergic to it, but I had the same allergic reaction.

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Possibly of lead poisoning in turmeric. Look around.

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Thanks for sharing

I had been using it for some time but couldn't continue due to its extreme bitter taste

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For how long have you been using it

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Less than a month

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If taking neem, watch liver enzymes. I had a rise in liver enzymes taking neem.

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One might seem to do as well simply by eating oranges and lemons, citrus in general, especially the seeds. Orange juice if you can handle the sugar.

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