Neem is a 100% natural way to kill unhealthy internal and external bacteria, and promote health and longevity

Benefits of Neem:

Natural Cure: Research indicates Neem as being anti-microbial, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial.

Skin care: Neem is recognized as a skin softener, heals cuts, helps skin ulcers, and clears head lice.

Diabetes, Constipation, intestinal ulcers, diseases of the heart and blood vessels have all been researched and found to be helped by the consumption of Neem. 

How Does Neem Work? Research into Neem indicates that it exerts it's remarkable properties through anti-microbial, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal functions.

Neem is used extensively in India in almost every village, as a tonic and cleanser. It is commonly used in toothpaste because of its anti-microbial properties.

What is the difference between Neem and Haritaki? In India Ne.em is taken in the morning and Haritaki in the evening. Both are cleansers, but Haritaki has as its main benefits the additional benefits of increased brain function, and is renowned for its ability to increase longevity

Turmeric is a remedy for many illnesses including arthritis, joint pains, digestive tract issues including stomach upset, intestinal gas, IBS, ulcers and Crohn’s disease.

On the skin it helps with inflammation, skin irritations, rashes and pains.

Taken internally it increases brain function by reducing depression, Alzheimer’s, and removing toxins from the pineal gland.

Benefits of Turmeric:

Natural Cure: Known to aid many common ailments including the common cold

Anti-inflammatory: Reduces joint pain, arthritis, and inflammatory skin conditions

Increase brain function: Reduces depression, Alzheimer’s, removes pineal gland toxins

Digestive health: Reduces digestive irritations including Crohns disease, IBS, bloating and parasites

How Does Turmeric Work?

Much of the research into Turmeric indicates that contains curcumin, which has powerful and long lasting anti-inflammatory effects. It is also a very potent antioxidant.

Turmeric is used in India in almost every household as a tonic and cleanser. Almost every mother will give turmeric to the children when they exhibit any sign of sickness.