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Neem Oil Recipes:

Neem Oil as Pesticide and Fungicide Recipe:

1 oz. of Neem oil, to 1 gallon water and a few drops of soap (dishwashing liquid) this is used to emulsify the oil. Spray the complete plant this will protect your plants from mites and mold, Neem oil is commonly used in Hydroponics as an alternative to industrial chemicals.

Neem Oil Sauvé Recipe:

1/2 oz of Neem oil, few drops of Chamomile or Rosewood essential oil, 1 square inch of bees wax approx. 1 oz. Mix the ingredients together in a small pan and heat over a stove until the beeswax has melted. Pour the mixture into a glass container and let cool. If the cooled mixture is to oily add some bees wax shavings to the mix and reheat.

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Neem Oil and Psoriasis:

Neem oil is probably the best product currently available for treating psoriasis. It moisturizes and protects the skin while it helps heal the lesions, scaling and irritation. Experiments and reports from patients with psoriasis have shown taking neem leaf orally combined with topical treatment with neem extracts and neem seed oil appear to be at least as effective as coal tar and cortisone in treating psoriasis.

In a case study a patient with severe psoriasis was given neem extract (nimbidin) three times a day and the skin treated with nimbidin mixed in coconut oil. The treatments lasted less than three months, stopped the itching, redness and continued to improve the condition of the skin for the duration of treatment. The final result of the treatments was the complete disappearance of the signs of psoriasis. They produced no noticeable side effects. Anecdotal reports indicate that improvements are faster when the areas treated with neem are also exposed to sunlight.

The usual treatment for psoriasis involves either coal tar or cortisone. Coal tar products are messy and smell, and cortisone can thin the skin after repeated use. Neem has neither drawback. Topical applications of neem are easy and inexpensive, and since it is usually oil or cream based, neem helps to lubricate the skin. There are no unpleasant smells or stains on clothing, and its antibacterial and anti-viral compounds help prevent infections. It also can be used for extended periods of time without side effects. Neem can also take the place of oral medications and injections that may have strong side effects or cause liver damage or birth defects. It is perhaps the best and safest alternative for treating psoriasis.

Neem Oil and Eczema:

The broad range of beneficial effects neem has on skin makes it one of the better treatments for eczema (dermatitis). Though neem oil is preferred because of the concentration of active compounds, topical applications of even the weaker leaf extracts have cured acute eczema ( Neem Leaf Powder ).

Neem Oil in Organic Agriculture:

Neem's "soft" pesticide is improving the lives of impoverished farmers throughout the tropical range of the neem tree. Substituting crude neem extracts for expensive chemical controls saves both money and lives. In developing countries, it is estimated 500,000 people are poisoned and up to 20,000 die annually from using agricultural chemicals. To protect their crops, most of the earnings of farmers in developing countries are spent on these chemicals, producing a cycle that leads not to more food and a better life, but to continued poverty, ill health and environmental degradation.

To break this cycle and to improve the farmer's lives, agencies such as CARE, AID and AFGRO are actively promoting the introduction and use of neem oil in Southeast Asia, Africa, the Caribbean and both South and Central America. Seedlings and educational programs give the farmers the means and methods for easily making a cheap, safe and effective product that protects their crops from over 200 different insect pests, including the desert locust.

Farmers in Mexico and Haiti and shepherds in Australia have begun switching to simple neem oil based sprays from the usual synthetic chemical pest controls. This has allowed the farmers to export mangos and other fruit to the United States without the chemical residues that often stopped their shipments at inspection stations. Neem oil based sprays have similarly allowed the shepherds in Australia to produce a pesticide-free wool that is being sold to European buyers for a considerable premium over the standard wool impregnated with chemical pesticides.


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