Neem is a natural bacterial and fungal barrier.

The Neem tree (Azadirachta indica) is a relative of the Mahogany tree and is extremely hardy and virile. It can live for over 200 years and is able to thrive in a wide variety of climates and environmental conditions, overcoming deficiencies of the soil with its native strength and vitality.

The Neem tree has for centuries been a friend and protector in India and Africa. Villagers have trusted this tree to fortify their health and to remedy scores of diseases. In addition, it has been used for protecting food and stored grains, as a fertilizer and natural pesticide for the fields, and in the medicinal treatment of cattle and livestock.

Neem has been known as the ‘Wonder Tree’ and the United Nations has declared it, ‘the tree of the 21st century’.