What is Neem called in English? Importance, Uses, and Benefits
Neem is one of the most valued trees in India, often called a “village pharmacy” because of its countless health benefits. In English, Neem is known as Indian Lilac, and its scientific name is Azadirachta indica. From ancient Ayurvedic texts to modern herbal remedies, Neem has held a special place as a natural healer and protector of health.
Neem has been an inseparable part of Indian life for centuries. Traditionally, Neem twigs were used as natural toothbrushes (datun) to promote dental hygiene. Its leaves are often placed in food grains to prevent insect damage, and during festivals, Neem is used in rituals for purification.
In rural India, Neem is still widely recognized as a protective and sacred tree, symbolizing health and longevity.
Neem is regarded as one of the most powerful herbs in Ayurveda and Unani medicine. Some of its key health benefits include:
Beyond India, Indian Lilac has gained international recognition for its medicinal and environmental benefits. Neem oil and extracts are now exported worldwide and used in organic farming, skincare products, and natural medicines. The United Nations even declared Neem as the “Tree of the 21st Century” for its potential in sustainable development and environmental health.
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