Neem in Homeopathy: Collection of Azadirachta Indica Products

Azadirachta Indica (Neem): Medicinal Uses

Pharmacy

- Source: Azadirachta indica, also known as Neem or Margosa bark.

- Family: Meliacae, Tribe Meliee, found in India and Burma.

- Preparation: Tincture made from fresh bark, macerated in alcohol.

- Historical Dose: Tincture and various potencies.

Clinical Uses

- Conditions Treated: Includes Acroparesthesia, Amnesia, Boils, Constipation, Depression, Diarrhea, Eczema, Gonorrhea, Hypochondria, Intermittent Fever, Leprosy, Leucorrhea, Malaria, Miscarriages, Quinine effects, Acute Rheumatism, Senile Dementia, Congested Spleen, Typhoid Fever, Vomiting, Worms.

Herbal Applications

- Plant Description: A large tree with intensely bitter leaves, bark, wood, roots, and fruits.

- Active Components: Azaserine, margocinc, catechin.

- Traditional Indian Use: Treatment of bacterial, viral, fungal infections, malaria. Known for febrifuge properties.

- Preparations: Bark (Margosa) used medicinally; 2x dilution of tincture for malaria; leaf decoction for ulcers; fruit for skin disorders; oil from seeds for leprosy and eczema.

- Allopathic Recognition: Noted for tonic, antiseptic, astringent, and anti-periodic properties.

Homeopathic Indications

- Symptoms and Conditions: Lassitude, thirst, cough, fever, appetite loss, helminthiasis, boils, bilious derangements, catarrh, vomiting, skin diseases, hiccough, gonorrhea.

- Specific Applications: Used for eye diseases, digestive issues, skin disorders, fever, rheumatic pains, sternum pain, giddiness, headache, eye pain, hand aching, memory loss, excessive thirst, miscarriage tendency, and leucorrhea.