Neem bio en poudre

Organic Neem Leaf Powder

Neem is native to the southern Himalayas, known as Neem or Azadiratcha Indica. It has been used in Ayurveda for over 2,500 years before our era. In Sanskrit, it is also called Arista, meaning perfect, complete, and imperishable, or Nimba, meaning "who gives good health" or "he who cures all ills."
Today, this tree is cultivated all over the world in tropical and semi-tropical areas for its many properties. Whether for its health benefits or in agriculture, as a fertilizer thanks to its leaves, or as an insecticide, fungicide, and nematicide with its seed oil, neem will always be talked about. Every part of the tree is considered, its leaves, its fruits, the oil extracted from its seeds, and its bark, making it what can be called village medicine in some regions of the world. Neem powder contains antioxidants and is rich in flavonoids and polyphenols such as quercetin and ß-sitosterol. It also contains terpenes and terpenoids, chlorophyll, and several vitamins such as vitamins A, C, and E, as well as minerals and other bioactive compounds. Whether used in herbal tea, cooking, or for hair or skin care, neem powder will be a great help; it's a must-have that we simply couldn't help but offer. We've selected a high-quality powder for you, grown organically, germ-free, and allergen-free.
Its powder tastes bitter, but it can be mixed into herbal tea, tea, or even a smoothie or plant-based yogurt. We'll be inventive with the recipes you'll prepare for your daily use; there are even more recipes for cosmetics.

Dosage: 2 to 3 grams/day

Certification: Organic product NL-BIO-01
Certified according to the European Organic Agriculture Regulation.
Non-EU agriculture, grown in India.

Weight: 100g

Precautions: Consume in moderation and as part of a healthy, balanced diet. Safe for most people; consult your doctor in case of intolerance, if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or undergoing medical treatment.

Eco-friendly packaging: We have opted for eco-friendly packaging with fully biodegradable and compostable bags made from Japanese kraft paper and biopolymer obtained by fermenting sugar or corn starch. Our labels are also biodegradable, made from grass fibers and cellulose, which also minimizes the environmental impact of our activities. A ton of paper made from wood pulp requires thousands of liters of water. For the same amount of grass paper, you only need 2 liters.