Neem Leaves Powder

निम्बः स्यात्पिचुमर्दश्च पिचुमन्दश्च तिक्तकः । अरिष्टः पारिभद्रश्च हिङ्गुनिर्यास इत्यपि ॥९३॥
निम्बः शीतो लघुग्रही कटुपाकोऽग्निवातनुत्' । अहृद्यः श्रमतृट्कासज्वरारुचिकृमिप्रणुत् । व्रणपित्तकफच्छर्दिकुष्ठहृल्लासमेहनुत् ॥९४॥
निम्बपत्रं स्मृतं नेत्र्यं कृमिपित्तविषप्रणुत् । वातलं कटुपाकञ्च सर्वारोचककुष्ठनुत् ॥९५॥
निम्बफलं रसे तिक्तं पाके तु कटुभेदनम् । स्निग्धं लघूष्णं कुष्ठघ्नं गुल्मार्शःकृमिमेहनुत् ॥९६॥
The Bhavprakash nighantu: verse 13-16, page no-314.

First verse states that nimb, pichoomard, tikatak, arishta, paribhadra and hinguniryas are various synonyms of Azadirachta indica. Neem is light, absorbent, and pungent after digestion and has cold potency. It is used to control digestive fire and this herb is not good for heart. Neem is used in the treatment of vata disorders, thirst, cough, fever, anorexia, worms, wounds, pitta and kapha dosha and it is also used in the treatment of nausea, vomiting, leprosy and diabetes.
Second verse states that leaves of neem are good for eyes, used for treating kapha, pitta dosha and poisoning, aggravates vata dosha, and very beneficial for all types of anorexia and leprosy. Leaves are bitter in taste and are pungent after digestion. Leaves are carminative, unctuous, light, hot in potency and used for various disorders like leprosy, tumors, piles, worms and diabetes.

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