Neem Vegan Capsules

Neem has a bitter, pungent taste and cooling energy, making it helpful in balancing both Pitta and Kapha doshas. It is believed to purify the blood, support healthy skin, and aid in digestion. Neem bark, leaves, and seeds are all used in Ayurvedic preparations for these purposes.

In addition to its internal benefits, neem is also used topically in Ayurveda. Neem oil is used as a natural insecticide and skin ointment, and neem leaves are sometimes made into a paste for application to the skin for various skin conditions.

About Hesh's Neem Capsules

• Ethically Sourced
• Fairly Traded Ingredients
• 100% Plant-Based
• Gluten-Free
• BPA Free
• Sustainably Cultivated
• Suitable for Vegans

Ayurvedic Profile of Neem

• Guna (Quality): Light, dry
• Rasa (taste): Bitter
• Virya (energy): Cooling
• Vipaka (post-digestive effect): Pungent

Neem FAQs

Q. Should I buy Neem Powder or capsules?

A. The choice between Neem powder and capsules ultimately depends on personal preference and individual needs.

Neem powder can be added to drinks or food, and can also be used in topical treatments. It is more versatile and can be easily incorporated into various routines.

Neem capsules, on the other hand, are a convenient and discreet option for those who prefer to take supplements in pill form. They are also easier to measure and standardize dosages.

Q. What are Neem Capsules prepared from?

A. Neem powder is created from the dried leaves of the Neem tree (Azadirachta Indica). The process involves drying the leaves and grinding them into a fine powder, which can be utilized in various ways, such as herbal treatments, skin care products, and insecticides.

This powder is then filled in cellulose vegan capsules in a quality-controlled process.

Q. What is Neem?

A. Neem is a tree species (Azadirachta Indica) native to the Indian subcontinent and widely cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions. It has been used for centuries in traditional Indian medicine, particularly Ayurveda, for its various medicinal properties.

The neem tree produces seeds, leaves, and bark that contain compounds with antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and insecticidal properties. These compounds have been extensively studied for their potential use in various industries, including agriculture, personal care, and healthcare.

Q. Is it okay to use Neem powder during pregnancy?

A. Consulting a healthcare professional is important because they have the expertise to assess your individual health status and determine if using a particular herbal remedy, such as neem, is safe for you. During pregnancy, a woman's body goes through many changes and her health needs may be different from what they were prior to pregnancy.

Q. What are the benefits of Neem?

A. Neem is a wonderful herb for overall health and well-being. It may have many potential health benefits:

• The spread of cancer throughout the body, also known as metastasis, is a common occurrence. Neem contains a variety of compounds, including flavonoids, that have been found to play a role in preventing the growth of cancerous cells.[1]
  
• The benefits of using neem for hair care are well-documented, with evidence suggesting it can aid in hair growth and help reduce hair loss. The plant's various components have been shown to possess antibacterial properties, effectively inhibiting the growth of microorganisms and causing cell wall breakdown.[2]
• The anti-inflammatory and antioxidant characteristics of Neem make it an excellent option for combating wrinkles and ageing signs.[3]