Neem in the News

Your liver is your body’s largest gland — and arguably its hardest-working. That’s particularly true for Americans who are regularly exposed to pesticides, junk food, medications (including [...]

We got a ton of questions about last week’s COVID report so our dear friend and amazing medical writer Sheila Hass took a more in-depth look into how neem may help prevent the symptoms of [...]

While neem is known around the world as “The Village Pharmacy,” its most important benefit may its immune-boosting properties. Researchers don’t know how it works, they do know it carries a [...]

We spend a lot of time talking about antioxidants because they’re so important. They neutralize free radicals, which are implicated in diseases ranging from heart disease, cancer and [...]

Report on its Antibiotic and Antioxidant Properties Since so many of our customers use neem specifically for skin issues, we’re always delighted when we see research that focuses on skincare [...]

While neem leaf and bark have many overlapping uses, the bark may offer significant advantages depending upon your personal circumstances.

The fungus among us is a great rhyme but it’s not really very funny. Fungus, even more than bacterial infections, are stubborn and difficult to treat because fungi are more closely related to [...]

three separate reports from peer-reviewed publications look at neem’s effect on wounds in rats, MRSA and E. coli in tests tubes and free-radical scavenging in chilled beef patties. And while this [...]

Most Neem Tree Farm customers know that the reason we started growing neem commercially was the difference it made for a nine-month-old puppy with congenital joint issues. An orthopedic vet [...]

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