What Are Two Uses of Neem? - #11211
Neem has always been a part of our family’s traditional remedies, but I’m curious about the top two uses of neem that people find most effective. Growing up, I’d often see my grandmother boil neem leaves to make a bath when someone had a rash or skin infection. Is this still considered one of the most common uses of neem, and are there other practical ways to use neem for skin health? I’ve also heard that neem is great for oral hygiene, like using neem sticks as a natural toothbrush or neem-based toothpaste. How effective is this compared to modern dental products? Does neem actually help with problems like bad breath or gum infections, or is it more of a preventive measure? Another thing I’ve noticed is that neem is often mentioned for immunity. Can neem leaves or neem juice help boost immunity, and how should they be consumed for the best results? Are there any risks involved in consuming neem regularly, especially for children or older adults? If you’ve used neem and found specific benefits, what would you say are the top two uses of neem that everyone should know about? I’d love to hear your experiences and tips.
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