An ongoing review of neem’s attributes in humans and animals, presented as information on clinical reports, not FDA approved statements.

Contact dermatitis is just a fancy word for an allergic reaction, but when a report showed up on the National Institutes of Health website questioning neem as a potential allergen, we immediately purchased a $42 article to read the full report. Turns out, one man in Italy had been using neem on atopic dermatitis (a […]

Neem has been used for centuries to treat diabetes, but great caution is required, including daily blood testing.

This isn’t brand-new news, but Google doesn’t always notify me on when some articles are published. I looking for something else when I found these two and thought they were exactly what we needed this month! The first article, published in National Product Communications in 2014 by a team of researchers including scientists from Harvard and […]

We usually plan on getting neem seeds the first of July because that’s when we can count on getting a couple of thousand of them picked at their prime. Changing weather patterns, however, mean that they’ll be ready in early June this year. That’s great for most of us, because it gives the neem seedlings […]

If you ever wanted proof that even hard science changes pretty quickly, the first neem booklets we published in 2000 and 2014 just mentioned anti-inflammatory as a bullet point. Obviously, it was somewhat important, but not enough to deserve a whole chapter. Part of your body’s immune system, the inflammation response makes it possible for […]

Some months we spend hours trying to decide on the perfect special pricing. This month was easy – having watched Anti-Itch Stick fly out of the door for Earth Day – all of our amazing All-Natural Anti-Itch products are buy-one, get one free!   Our biggest obstacle (as is usual with neem products) is persuading […]

An ongoing review of neem’s attributes in humans and animals, presented as information on clinical reports, not FDA approved statements.