Extremely low heat is used during the entire process of converting neem leaves to powder. The temperature is kept below 104°F at all times. This ensures that delicate nutrients are preserved during the entire process. Color may vary.
Species: Azadirachta indica
Other names: Indian Lilac, Margosa
Typically used: Powdered
Other uses: National Research Council called neem "a tree for solving global problems" in a report published in 1992, and it is often referred to as the most valuable tree in India. The tender shoots and flowers of the neem tree are eaten as a vegetable in India. In Ayurvedic medicine, neem has many uses. Neem oil is used in the preparation of toothpaste. In India, the Middle East, and Africa, thin twigs from the neem tree are chewed to clean teeth and tongue. Neem oil is often used as a natural pesticide in organic gardening.
Neem: A Hands-On Guide to One of the World's Most Versatile Herbs
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