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Neem Seed Dry Powdered Extract
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The
Neem tree is indigenous to India. Indians have revered the neem
tree for a very long time. To millions of Indians neem has miraculous
powers. For centuries people of India have used neem twigs for
cleaning their teeth, treating skin infection with neem leaf juice,
used it a tonic and kept away bugs with different neem extracts.
It also formed part of several rituals. The tree has been used
in curing so many ailments that it has been called “the village
pharmacy”. International Interest Top Modern agriculture uses 2 to 5 Kgs. of toxicants per acre every year, polluting the Bio-sphere continuously. Realising this danger and appreciating the need to protect the crop with safer products, crop researchers are looking for alternatives based on Botanicals, which are ideally suited to the task. Following are the comments from scientists who have evaluated Neem extractives. They will be sufficient proof of the tremendous interest evinced by the scientific community in Neem. Martin Jacobson of United States Dept. of Agricultural Research Centre in Beltsville, Madison, USA comments, “Formulation of extracts of Neem are highly effective against at least 128 species of crop pests including Gypsy moth, Aphids, Tobacco budworm, Japanese beetle and Boll weevil” Dr. S. E. Reynolds and K. D. Wing of University of Bath, U. K., have done work on Neem tree products and have discovered that, “Triterpenoid from Neem tree inhibits feeding, disrupts ecdysis in Meduca caterpillar. The terpenoid, Azadirachtin, is a powerful growth regulator of insect pests and an ideal tool to thwart their growth and reproduction”. Dr. H. Rambold and H. Farster of Max Planck Institute of West Germany have isolated Azadirachtin from Neem (Azadirachtin indica). The substance was found to inhibit egg development and prevent moulting. Habit
& Occurrence Top A neem tree normally starts fruiting after 3-5 years. In about 10 years it becomes fully productive. From the tenth year onwards it can produce upto fifty kilograms of fruits annually. It’s life span is about two centuries. If one observes the Neem tree, it can be seen that it is virtually free of Insects and Nematodes, due to natural substances present in the leaves, roots and kernel. The whole tree is bestowed by nature with an ultimate resistance system which always effectively repels and starves insects and nematodes. Neem
In Medicine Building Immunity: Chewing of 8-10 neem leaves early in the morning for twenty-four days protects the body from diseases like diabetes and hypertension. The body also becomes immune to skin problems by this medication. Toothpaste: Neem is widely used as a dentrifice in India. Neem twigs are uses as a disposable germicidal toothbrush in the villages. A mixture of powder of neem seeds (10 gms), rock salt (10gms) and alum (10gms) , mixed well can be used as a tooth powder for maintaining healthy teeth and gums. Hair care: A decoction prepared of the leaves of neem is used as a head wash to remove premature greying of hair, hair loss, lice infestation and dandruff. Stomatitis: For infantile stomatits 10-15 dry neem leaves along with 5 gms of pippali (long pepper) and honey should be ground and applied on the tongue. Worms: The juice of neem leaves (10 ml) along with honey and asafoetida powder (5 gms) removes intestinal worms in children. Urinary stones: Ash is prepared by burning the dry neem leaves in an earthen pot. The ash is mixed well with water and allowed to stand still for 24 hours. The sediment is used as kshara after filtering the water. The Kshara (ash) of neem leaves (50 gms) taken with warm water every day in the morning removes urinary stones. Piles: Four seeds of neem powdered and mixed with warm water and taken as a drink on empty stomach for a week stops bleeding in piles. Pruritis: Juice of neem leaves when applied on the groin and anal region removes pruritis in children. Dysmenorrhoea: Juice of neem leaves (15 ml) and ginger juice (15 ml) mixed well and taken internally cures painful menstruation. Post delivery care: To bring back the structure and functioning of uterus after delivery, one ounce (30 ml) of juice of neem leaves should be taken for 27 days in the morning on an empty stomach. Skin care: Neem is a widely used skin antiseptic used for several skin ailments. It is also an emollient and astringent. Ayurveda suggests for internal consumption: one teaspoon full of dry neem leaf powder, same quantity of butter and dry gooseberry powder mixed with sufficient quantity of honey for allergic skin affliction. Psoriasis: The ash of dry neem leaves mixed with butter and applied on the skin is beneficial in skin diseases such as psoriasis. Top Chicken pox: Neem leaves are used to soothe the patient and prevent further spreading of the virus during the course of the infection. The patient is given a bath with water in which neem leaves are soaked, as a post-treatment care. Measles: A pill prepared of tender neem leaves, Yasti (liquorice) powder (20 gms each) and administered along with warm water is beneficial in measles. Mosquito Repellant: A lotion based on neem, coconut and citronella oils can be an effective repellant. Neem is also useful in burns, eczema, worms, gingivitis, diabetes, rheumatism and scrofula. Neem
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Finished Products
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When
the Deva (Gods) and the Asura (Demons) churned the “Milky Ocean”, Lord
Indra appeared with a pot of Amritha (ambrosia/nectar). A few drops of this ambrosia
dropped on the Earth and from these drops was born the Neem tree. It has been
revered in our tradition, as Sarva Roga Nivarani – the “cure for all
diseases”. 
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Organic
Certification Storage |
Parrys
Neem Oil is manufactured by extracting oil through a hygienic
extraction process. It consists of 800 - 1000 ppm of Azadirachtin
and other essential components of neem. Parrys neem oil is used
for a wide range of applications like soap manufacturing, medicines,
cosmetics, lubricants, veterinary products. Parrys neem oil is
an ideal organically acceptable foliar fungicide.|
Product Characteristics & Benefits
Organic Certification Parrys Neem Oil is an IMO Switzerland certified organic product as per EC 2092/91. Top Dosage Recommendation For
field crops (Paddy,Vegetables etc) : 100 - 200 kg / acre Packing 50 kg bags Storage Store
NEEM CAKE in a cool, dry place, away from flame and sunlight. |
Parrys
Neem Cake is a wholesome product from neem seed kernels with made through a sophisticated
technology with total quality control. The process ensures that the goodness of
neem is captured containing all important ingredients including Azadirachtin and
total nutrients in natural form. Parrys Neem Cake is clear, pure & hygienic
and act as a good organic nutrient to plants. Parrys Neem Cake conditions soil
and prevent soil diseases, pests and nematode multiplication in soil. Parrys Neem
Cake provides very high natural protection to plants from the perils of soil dwelling
pests, diseases and nematodes. Parrys Neem Cake also slows down or inhibit nitrification
and thus making available nitrogen to the crops without wastage.