Neem

[Guest guest]

Dear Linda,

 

I would like this book, can I buy it in the UK or can it be shipped? I have

tried to find it via the web and Amazon but no luck. Please let me know if

you can sell a copy to me.

Many Thanks

Jenny Goddard

PS I love your emails, so full of information and good advice.

[Guest guest]

At 01:50 AM 6/9/03 -0000, Linda wrote:

>

>In the mean time, I really do believe Neem is the strongest anti-

>fungal out there, and least expensive, too. I do not have it on sale

>on my website, but can give anyone a special price if they'll call me.

>

 

 

I have a diabetes list, Beat_Diabetes , which can be found at

Beat_Diabetes.

 

I mentioned that I'm trying the Neem on that list and some racist woman

posted about how you can't trust anything from a Third World nation like

India, that if there's anything out there to treat diabetes then it came

from a scientific American lab. A lot of utter hogwash!

 

Anyway, I'm looking forward to seeing what the Neem does and thank you,

Linda, for telling us about it.

 

- Anna

[Guest guest]

Dear Anna,

 

How disgusting! And "racist" IS the proper word! I am truly feeling different now after just a few weeks of Neem, though I don't kid myself - it's going to take a LONG TIME. But if I cure my diabetes, then I DON'T CARE HOW LONG IT TAKES!!

 

The more I read "Infectious Diabetes", the more astounding it gets. My first order sold out in 2 hours. I have a LOT more on order now. Far as I'm concerned, EVERY diabetic on earth needs to read this book. And heed its words! I finally got a chance to put it on my website last night under the "Best Herbs" category.

 

Hope you will tell the folks on your forum about this information.

 

Wait until you see some OTHER stuff I have waiting in the wings about helping ourselves to get rid of diabetes!!!

 

Linda

SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR HEALTH?www.AyurvedicHerbsForHealth.com

 

-

Anna

nature cure

Monday, June 09, 2003 8:55 PM

Re: [nature cure] Neem

At 01:50 AM 6/9/03 -0000, Linda wrote:>>In the mean time, I really do believe Neem is the strongest anti->fungal out there, and least expensive, too. I do not have it on sale >on my website, but can give anyone a special price if they'll call me.>I have a diabetes list, Beat_Diabetes , which can be found atBeat_Diabetes. I mentioned that I'm trying the Neem on that list and some racist womanposted about how you can't trust anything from a Third World nation likeIndia, that if there's anything out there to treat diabetes then it camefrom a scientific American lab. A lot of utter hogwash!Anyway, I'm looking forward to seeing what the Neem does and thank you,Linda, for telling us about it.- Anna

[Guest guest]

Dear Anna,

I still cannot understand why people are afraid of India. Why does India

lie in the third world.

Did you know that 4 out of 9 Silicon Valley Startups are launched by

Indians.

India is a powerhouse of great minds.

Ayurveda has its roots and origins from ancient India. Its a gift to the

whole world by Indian sages and Vedic Saints.

We agree that US and Europe have done a lot of research on Ayurvedic

herbs but there are a lot of traditional ayurvedic treatments and

therapies which are still not practised in other countries. Everyday,

there are new formulations being released by Vedic saints and

Ayurvedacharyas here.

The stuff Linda stocks is being manufactured under a valid GMP (Good

Manufacturing License) and under very strict quality control

measures.

Anyway, that woman is a racist and INSECURE too. I don't care. Neem is

great and has been preached for centuries as the only herb for diabetes,

ALL SKIN infections, chronic eczema and psoriasis. It is highly

anti-fungal and anti-viral.

Regards, Puneet

At 12:37 AM 6/10/2003 -0400, you wrote:

Dear

Anna,

 

How disgusting! And

" racist " IS the proper word! I am truly feeling different

now after just a few weeks of Neem, though I don't kid myself - it's

going to take a LONG TIME. But if I cure my diabetes, then I DON'T

CARE HOW LONG IT TAKES!!

 

The more I read " Infectious

Diabetes " , the more astounding it gets. My first order sold

out in 2 hours. I have a LOT more on order now. Far as I'm

concerned, EVERY diabetic on earth needs to read this book. And

heed its words! I finally got a chance to put it on my website last

night under the " Best Herbs " category.

 

Hope you will tell the folks on your forum

about this information.

 

Wait until you see some OTHER stuff I have

waiting in the wings about helping ourselves to get rid of

diabetes!!!

 

Linda

[Guest guest]

I can't say for sure but I think the Neem is helping me with a parasite

problem that I've had for years. I've taken a parasite cure from India in

the past, stuff called " Clear " from the Awareness Corporation, and after a

few days on the stuff started passing strange things in the bathroom. Well,

now I'm passing stuff that looks like seeds although I haven't eaten

anything with seeds in it. Beige or tan seeds. Think of the little dots on

the outside of strawberries but about 10 times bigger and you get the idea.

 

Like I said, I can't say for sure, but I tend to think " parasites " whenever

I try a new anti-fungal, anti-parasitic product and suddenly have a change,

for no reason, in bowel habits.

 

I'll keep posting on my progress here at the nature cure list if anyone's

interested...

 

- Anna

[Guest guest]

At 12:37 AM 6/10/03 -0400, Linda wrote:

>

>Wait until you see some OTHER stuff I have waiting in the wings about

helping ourselves to get rid of diabetes!!!

>

 

 

 

I'm looking forward to learning about anything out there that helps with

diabetes!! And urge the folks on this list that believe in alternative

health remedies to join me in posting on the Beat_Diabetes list so that

folks that don't know better don't blindly follow what this woman is saying

about avoiding products from other countries.

 

- Anna

[Guest guest]

Hi Anna,

Have been looking at anti-fungal products trying to find a good source,for

recommendation to clients as I am a holistic practitioner specializing in

naet procedure (allergy elimination) I read your postings on the web and

Deb`s replies, I felt sure she was working for a pharmaceutical company (or

quack busters united) and very narrow minded. She almost pushed the medical

parameter down one's throat. It did not resonate with me.

I agreed with your response and was cheered to hear a more open point of

view. She may have the gift of the gab as we say in England, but your

response took courage and I am indebted to your insight. Linda is also

another source of enlightenment.

Love Jenny

-

" Anna L. Juarez " <aljuarez

<nature cure >

Cc: <parasites >

Tuesday, June 10, 2003 6:29 PM

Re: [nature cure] Neem

 

 

> I can't say for sure but I think the Neem is helping me with a parasite

> problem that I've had for years. I've taken a parasite cure from India in

> the past, stuff called " Clear " from the Awareness Corporation, and after a

> few days on the stuff started passing strange things in the bathroom.

Well,

> now I'm passing stuff that looks like seeds although I haven't eaten

> anything with seeds in it. Beige or tan seeds. Think of the little dots on

> the outside of strawberries but about 10 times bigger and you get the

idea.

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> Like I said, I can't say for sure, but I tend to think " parasites "

whenever

> I try a new anti-fungal, anti-parasitic product and suddenly have a

change,

> for no reason, in bowel habits.

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> I'll keep posting on my progress here at the nature cure list if anyone's

> interested...

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[Guest guest]

Dear Jenny,

 

Here are all the NATURAL anti-fungals that I know to be effective, though I really feel Neem may be up there with the best, and it's also the LEAST expensive:

 

Neem

Caprylic Acid

Grapefruit Seed Extract

Olive Leaf Extract

Pau D'Arco (also called Taheebo or Lapacho)

 

I've had PERSONAL experience with all of these and actually sell all of them. Caprylic acid is good at its job, but I had a lot of stomach pain when taking it.

 

Olive leaf is good, too, but that one makes me break out and feel lousy.

 

In short, I can DEAL with what Neem does - yet I feel confident it is working.

 

Linda

SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR HEALTH?www.AyurvedicHerbsForHealth.com

 

-

Jennifer Goddard

nature cure

Tuesday, June 10, 2003 2:28 PM

Re: [nature cure] Neem

Hi Anna,Have been looking at anti-fungal products trying to find a good source,forrecommendation to clients as I am a holistic practitioner specializing innaet procedure (allergy elimination) I read your postings on the web andDeb`s replies, I felt sure she was working for a pharmaceutical company (orquack busters united) and very narrow minded. She almost pushed the medicalparameter down one's throat. It did not resonate with me.I agreed with your response and was cheered to hear a more open point ofview. She may have the gift of the gab as we say in England, but yourresponse took courage and I am indebted to your insight. Linda is alsoanother source of enlightenment.Love Jenny- "Anna L. Juarez" <aljuarez<nature cure >Cc: <parasites >Tuesday, June 10, 2003 6:29 PMRe: [nature cure] Neem> I can't say for sure but I think the Neem is helping me with a parasite> problem that I've had for years. I've taken a parasite cure from India in> the past, stuff called "Clear" from the Awareness Corporation, and after a> few days on the stuff started passing strange things in the bathroom.Well,> now I'm passing stuff that looks like seeds although I haven't eaten> anything with seeds in it. Beige or tan seeds. Think of the little dots on> the outside of strawberries but about 10 times bigger and you get theidea.>> Like I said, I can't say for sure, but I tend to think "parasites"whenever> I try a new anti-fungal, anti-parasitic product and suddenly have achange,> for no reason, in bowel habits.>> I'll keep posting on my progress here at the nature cure list if anyone's> interested...>> - Anna>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

Thank you Puneet, I agree with you 100%.

 

Namaste,

Deborah

[Guest guest]

try colonic irrigation, an expert practitioner will be scanning the waste product as it's flushed, and will be able to advise of many things, including your giant strawberry seeds no doubt.

lulu

[Guest guest]

Thanks Linda,

did some research today and came up with the same information. I have found a source in Wales for Neem, and as its almost local, may try this 1st. many thanks for the support.

Jenny

 

-

Linda Yates

nature cure

Wednesday, June 11, 2003 1:50 AM

Re: [nature cure] Neem

 

Dear Jenny,

 

Here are all the NATURAL anti-fungals that I know to be effective, though I really feel Neem may be up there with the best, and it's also the LEAST expensive:

 

Neem

Caprylic Acid

Grapefruit Seed Extract

Olive Leaf Extract

Pau D'Arco (also called Taheebo or Lapacho)

 

I've had PERSONAL experience with all of these and actually sell all of them. Caprylic acid is good at its job, but I had a lot of stomach pain when taking it.

 

Olive leaf is good, too, but that one makes me break out and feel lousy.

 

In short, I can DEAL with what Neem does - yet I feel confident it is working.

 

Linda

SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR HEALTH?www.AyurvedicHerbsForHealth.com

 

-

Jennifer Goddard

nature cure

Tuesday, June 10, 2003 2:28 PM

Re: [nature cure] Neem

Hi Anna,Have been looking at anti-fungal products trying to find a good source,forrecommendation to clients as I am a holistic practitioner specializing innaet procedure (allergy elimination) I read your postings on the web andDeb`s replies, I felt sure she was working for a pharmaceutical company (orquack busters united) and very narrow minded. She almost pushed the medicalparameter down one's throat. It did not resonate with me.I agreed with your response and was cheered to hear a more open point ofview. She may have the gift of the gab as we say in England, but yourresponse took courage and I am indebted to your insight. Linda is alsoanother source of enlightenment.Love Jenny- "Anna L. Juarez" <aljuarez<nature cure >Cc: <parasites >Tuesday, June 10, 2003 6:29 PMRe: [nature cure] Neem> I can't say for sure but I think the Neem is helping me with a parasite> problem that I've had for years. I've taken a parasite cure from India in> the past, stuff called "Clear" from the Awareness Corporation, and after a> few days on the stuff started passing strange things in the bathroom.Well,> now I'm passing stuff that looks like seeds although I haven't eaten> anything with seeds in it. Beige or tan seeds. Think of the little dots on> the outside of strawberries but about 10 times bigger and you get theidea.>> Like I said, I can't say for sure, but I tend to think "parasites"whenever> I try a new anti-fungal, anti-parasitic product and suddenly have achange,> for no reason, in bowel habits.>> I'll keep posting on my progress here at the nature cure list if anyone's> interested...>> - Anna>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

I hope you'll post about your results!! I'm curious to see what, if

anything, the Neem does for everyone. I know my brother's now interested in

trying it for his skin condition.

 

- Anna

 

 

 

At 11:03 PM 6/11/03 +0100, Jenny wrote:

>Thanks Linda,

>did some research today and came up with the same information. I have found

a source in Wales for Neem, and as its almost local, may try this 1st. many

thanks for the support.

>Jenny

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

dear anna,

hi this is ritu from india.there r so many cures for

every disease in the world in india that i dont know

where to start.first of all neem works wonders.my

parents take fresh leaves of neems and tear it to tiny

bits and swallow it like a tablet first thing in the

morning .it works believe me

..i'll write more cures later.

--- " Anna L. Juarez " <aljuarez wrote:

> At 12:37 AM 6/10/03 -0400, Linda wrote:

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> believe in alternative

> health remedies to join me in posting on the

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[Guest guest]

I just began taking neem in capsule form and was wondering what is the proper dosage in terms of ridding myself of parasite or fungus?

Thanks

Kasia Williams

 

-

Linda Yates

nature cure

Monday, June 09, 2003 11:37 PM

Re: [nature cure] Neem

 

Dear Anna,

 

How disgusting! And "racist" IS the proper word! I am truly feeling different now after just a few weeks of Neem, though I don't kid myself - it's going to take a LONG TIME. But if I cure my diabetes, then I DON'T CARE HOW LONG IT TAKES!!

 

The more I read "Infectious Diabetes", the more astounding it gets. My first order sold out in 2 hours. I have a LOT more on order now. Far as I'm concerned, EVERY diabetic on earth needs to read this book. And heed its words! I finally got a chance to put it on my website last night under the "Best Herbs" category.

 

Hope you will tell the folks on your forum about this information.

 

Wait until you see some OTHER stuff I have waiting in the wings about helping ourselves to get rid of diabetes!!!

 

Linda

SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR HEALTH?www.AyurvedicHerbsForHealth.com

 

-

Anna

nature cure

Monday, June 09, 2003 8:55 PM

Re: [nature cure] Neem

At 01:50 AM 6/9/03 -0000, Linda wrote:>>In the mean time, I really do believe Neem is the strongest anti->fungal out there, and least expensive, too. I do not have it on sale >on my website, but can give anyone a special price if they'll call me.>I have a diabetes list, Beat_Diabetes , which can be found atBeat_Diabetes. I mentioned that I'm trying the Neem on that list and some racist womanposted about how you can't trust anything from a Third World nation likeIndia, that if there's anything out there to treat diabetes then it camefrom a scientific American lab. A lot of utter hogwash!Anyway, I'm looking forward to seeing what the Neem does and thank you,Linda, for telling us about it.- Anna

[Guest guest]

[Holger Wendt: Anyone knows anything about the medical use of the Neem

tree?]

>

Sure, there are about a 1000, and counting.

 

It seems everything about the Neem, we used to call it the Lim when we were

kids

and our lives used to center around its generous spread of leaves, is

considered

medicinal.

 

While any number of websites will give you the first 500 uses out of hand, I

can supply

the homegrown wisdom, collected from the very many days in the hot, dry

Indian summer,

long ago, with boys who became men, and now have faded away, in far corners

of the

earth.

 

The Neem is a large tree, perennial, with dusty green leaves. It is somewhat

standoffish and morose in temperament, and overall bitter in taste, possibly

to ward off

the rapacious rural Indian appetite for anything which can be turned into

fuel, or furniture.

One thinks of the huge forests of Sandalwood, now only a tenth of their wild

spread just a century ago, over hill and range.

 

The berry, green and turgid when young, was useful as a weapon, inflicted on

the

skull of an itinerant boy who maintained differing opinions. When more ripe,

it

turned an interesting yellow, and soft, much like humans when they touch

forty.

But there the similarity ended, for it became tangy and sweet, whereas the

bipeds

usually become tangy, and bitter.

 

The leaves were incredibly useful when a kid caught the pox virus. The sick

room

could have passed as an indoor garden, so much Neem was broken off as

branches and hung all over the place. Two large branches at the head board,

two

more at the foot, some at doorjambs, some on the ventilator, some carelessly

thrown on the floor to trip the unwary.

 

One was given the general idea to stay away from the place; and that the

greenery was somehow antiseptic, and also antagonistic, to the dreaded

Goddess Sitla! who brought this misfortune, on fat little boys, who should

have known better then to upset the Evil Tongued lady who lived at the

end on the street, in that gabled house.

 

No one ever climbed the Neem. One could take liberties with the mighty

Bunyan, or the Pine, or Deodar, or even the rankly Ber tree, with gnarled

but sweet fruit, and a whole lot of thorns, pick the berries, but stay

away from the thorns, and I'm not going to run another human-type

analogy.

 

And when sunset came along, particularly when it was the lonely chill

of winter in our sleepy little town, one definitely avoided close proximity

to the Neem, because all knew, and none would care to discuss this

with you, that a Churell lived in the branches, who looked remarkably

like a woman in all respects, dressed to kill, in more ways than one,

was perpetually young, attracted men, repelled women, was inimical to

boys, ate up little girls and spat them out, and had her feet turned the

wrong way.

 

If you find this somewhat unbelievable, go to my town, I never will

now, and venture as near it as you will, at night, when the moon is full,

and look up into the dense foliage, an likely as not, you will see

the ever-young face of Churell, smiling at you, sharp of teeth, and

forever enchanting.

 

And one of the last things you will think, will be, " Wonder why

her lips are so red ...? "

 

Dr. Holmes Keikobad

MB BS DPH Ret. DIP AC NCCAOM LIC AC CO & AZ

www.acu-free.com - home based recertification for acupuncturists and health

professionals

[Guest guest]

Essential Wholesale carries it

http://www.essentialwholesale.com/shop/shopexd.asp?id=175

 

Linda Wallen

Village Treasures - Tow, TX

Village WebWorks - www.villagewebworks.com

 

 

On Behalf Of WindmillSoaps

Thursday, July 14, 2005 7:03 PM

 

Neem

 

Hi all:

I agree, I am up to my ears harvesting lavender & rosemary. Hoping to

distill the lavender this weekend. However at the moment I need some neem

oil. Does anyone have a vendor they would like to recommend please. I have

not done the leg work to search the web with my usual suppliers, how bad is

this......ugh, but I need it yesterday. Thanks )

Cindy Whitaker

www.windmillsoaps.com

Beautifully Designed & Gentle

[Guest guest]

Cindy,

 

If you have any kind of Asian/Indian/Pakistani Grocery shops in your

area you should be able to find it there. If you don't let me know how

much do you need as I have a bottle here I can spare some out of ... or

I can pick you up a bottle ...

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom - getting back to cooking supper and then I might be off

the puter for the night as it looks like we're about to get slammed with

some big thunderstorms)

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of WindmillSoaps

 

 

Hi all:

I agree, I am up to my ears harvesting lavender & rosemary. Hoping to

distill the lavender this weekend. However at the moment I need some

neem

oil. Does anyone have a vendor they would like to recommend please. I

have

not done the leg work to search the web with my usual suppliers, how bad

is

this......ugh, but I need it yesterday. Thanks )

Cindy Whitaker

www.windmillsoaps.com

Beautifully Designed & Gentle

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks for all the help, I found it right her in Texas. Waving at you Linda

)

Cindy Whitaker

www.windmillsoaps.com

Beautifully Designed & Gentle

[Guest guest]

Is Neem oil dangerous,not suppose to be taken internally?

 

Thank You

Mathew

[Guest guest]

> Is Neem oil dangerous,not suppose to be taken internally?

 

 

 

 

no; it is not dangerous for internal use.but take it in very less quantity.for

internal use neem panchang is better.

[Guest guest]

I understand that over use of neem also causes impotency.

__________

 

Is Neem oil dangerous,not suppose to be taken internally?

[Guest guest]

Yes, it does induce temporary impotency in males.

 

http://books.google.com/books?id=a7hdsRiQ6lcC & pg=PA106 & lpg=PA106 & dq=neem+AND+imp\

otence & source=bl & ots=UoHK8P_LIU & sig=8h8FeS7gFtixNpEazdZrX5D2HDs & hl=en & ei=FEioSp2\

IHYKEnQfl-JG5BA & sa=X & oi=book_result & ct=result & resnum=5#v=onepage & q=neem%20AND%20\

impotence & f=false

 

OR http://tinyurl.com/lhts9f

 

 

http://www.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=1924 & page=104

 

http://www.neemproduct.com/content/Azadirachtin.asp

 

 

http://www.neemuses.com/neem_articles.php

 

Dr. Yadu

 

____________________

 

 

I understand that over use of neem also causes impotency.

[Guest guest]

I think you meant to say " infertility "

not impotency.

 

Impotency means not being able to obtain an erection

 

 

Mathew

______________

 

Yes, it does induce temporary impotency in males.

 

 

http://books.google.com/books?id=a7hdsRiQ6lcC & pg=PA106 & lpg=PA106 & dq=neem+AND+imp\

otence & source=bl & ots=UoHK8P_LIU & sig=8h8FeS7gFtixNpEazdZrX5D2HDs & hl=en & ei=FEioSp2\

IHYKEnQfl-JG5BA & sa=X & oi=book_result & ct=result & resnum=5#v=onepage & q=neem%20AND%20\

impotence & f=false

[Guest guest]

Chronic consumption can lead to Impotency.

 

One of the largest suppliers of herbal products from India does not market " Neem

Products " in US. He was the one who made me aware of this in 1998. He said,

unlike India, they sue in US and someone innocently consuming Neem Products who

may be undergoing " In vitro Fertility " can potentially suffer from the effect.

 

Regards,

 

Dr. Yadu

 

_____

 

I think you meant to say " infertility " not impotency.

[Guest guest]

May be. It may be infertility.

 

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I think you meant to say " infertility " not impotency.