The Powerful Antioxidants in Veppam Pattai Neem Bark

Botanical Name : Azadirachta Indica

English Name :  Neem Bark

Tamil Name :  வேப்பம்பட்டை / Veppam Pattai

Hindi Name :  नीम / Neem

Malayalam Name :  ആര്യവേപ്പ് / Ariyaveppu

Telugu Name :  వెపా / Vepa

About Veppam Pattai (Neem Bark) :-

 The neem tree is also known as the Indian Lilac or Margosa tree, and it is widely famous in India and abroad for its medicinal purposes. It is an herb type that belongs to the Meliaceae family and is commonly available throughout the year everywhere in India. It is very beneficial to health because of its natural ability to be anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-microbial, anti-parasitic, anti-fungal, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and so many other properties. Due to its diverse uses, the Neem bark is often called the Guardian and Supporter of the Indian Villager. Its characteristics include a cooling effect, bitterness, and astringency.

Internal Benefits of Veppam Pattai (Neem Bark):-

• Traditional Chinese medicine uses it to treat fatigue, Kapha dosha imbalances, worms and fever.
• Neem bark treats various skin infections, including acne and bacterial wounds.

External Benefits of Veppam Pattai (Neem Bark):-

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• Bark powder can be turned into oil, absorbing quickly into the skin. The neem oil can treat recurrent or aggravating skin conditions, such as eczema and ringworm.

How to consume Veppam Pattai (Neem Bark) Internally:-

• In the morning, combine 5 grams of powder with 100 ml of water and simmer briefly. After the water reaches a warm temperature, strain the mixture and consume it before eating. Repeat this process for the evening dose following dinner. 

How to Apply Veppam Pattai (Neem Bark) Externally:-

• The primary application of Neem bark lies in oral hygiene, particularly in teeth cleansing. The conventional approach involves removing a branch from the tree and masticating it. By its astringent properties, the bark has historically served to mitigate issues such as gum bleeding, dental caries, and halitosis well before the advent of modern toothpaste. For those seeking to procure Neem bark for personal use, it is available online under the name veppam pattai.