5 Incredible Health Benefits of Bathing with Neem Water

#1 Cure for Skin Diseases

With over 140 medically-active compounds in its various parts, the neem tree is an excellent antimicrobial agent.

That means if you are suffering from skin infections, taking a bath with boiled neem water can help you cure your affliction within a few days to weeks. In fact, people suffering from chicken pox are especially asked to do just this to get rid of the disease fast.

And the water works wonders for non-infectious, autoimmune skin disease too, like psoriasis and eczema.

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#2 Acne, Blackheads, and Scars

Taking a bath with boiled neem water can cure your acne problem. Plus it is great at getting rid of the scars left behind by burst pimples.

#3 Destroys Body Odor

Body odor is produced by bacteria, which love to multiply in the warm and moist parts of our body, like the groin and the armpits.

So if you are worried about the distinct muggy smell coming off of you, taking a bath with boiled neem water can help you get rid of it.

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#4 Removes Dandruff and Gives Your Hair a Lustrous Shine

Neem is excellent for all hair woes because, with its ability to de-clog the pores of your scalp and tighten them up, it not only rids you off dandruff but also leaves you with a mane of shiny, smooth hair.

#5 Prevents Eye Infection

The antimicrobial action of neem is extended to your eyes as well when you take a bath with boiled neem water.

So if you are suffering from conjunctivitis or have a stye, you should boil up some neem leaves today.

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The Correct Technique of Boiling Neem Leaves

To prepare a neem water bath, you need to first procure some fresh neem leaves from a neighborhood tree.

Then you need to wash the leaves to get rid of all the dust and dirt stuck to their surface before dropping them in a big pot of water.

Once the water starts to boil, don't take it off immediately. Instead, let the heat leach out the medicinal compounds from the leaves for at least 3 - 5 more minutes. The water will turn slightly yellow when this happens and will give off a pungent odor.

Now you can take off the pot from the flames, sieve out the leaves, and use the water for taking bath by mixing it with cold water to get the right temperature.