Neem Research

We started growing neem commercially in 1992 on the indirect advice of the federal government. The National Academy of Sciences had just published a book entitled Neem: A Tree for Solving Global [...]

“Tummy troubles” are among the top reasons that people take neem. Interestingly enough, a reduction in discomfort is often a side effect when people take neem for more commonly [...]

Gum disease and arthritis are linked both by pathogen and by the resulting damage of deteriorating bones, inflammation and pain.

Neem antioxidants are highly concentrated and very bio-available, according to this proprietary ORAC report.

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 [...]

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 [...]

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.

Bandages made with neem leaf and papaya may reduce the risk of infection by up to 85%, according to researchers.