Neem Oil

Does anyone use neem oil regularly (you or your family). Have you experienced benefits. Which brand and where to get it? more  

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No Nair ji. We have never used Neem oil so far. Please tell us about the benefits of neem oil. more  
your query is very confusing ! you have not disclosed your problem and why you want to use neem oil or who has suggested its use. Neem oil is available in the market. It has a very obnoxious and pungent odor which is very difficult to tolerate. it is used as a pesticide and fungicide and also in some ayurvedic medicines. now you may choose where to use it ! more  
I use neem oil as organic pesticides. Add around 10 ML in a liter of water with few drops of shampoo and spray every 15 days. more  
Raw neem oil is readily available. It is being used in medicine, tooth paste, sampoo, soap etc. But in a very small composition. Name is used more for advertisement purpose. Neem oil as such is not edible. But Neem leaves etc can be chewed. Other natural oil is castor oil - of course it is also non edible, but in small quantity recommended as purgative. more  
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