Neem leaves water bath can Cure malaria easily

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Neem leaves are used widely now, even in ancient times, to treat malaria; it has proven to be extremely effective. Most Africans, including Ghanaians do have several ways of administering or using neem leaves to cure malaria; these ways include turning the leaves into drinkable medicines that can be drunk, and also turning it into a form that one can bath with. People bath with the neem leaves water because a little bit of the water enters the skin through the skin pores to fight the malaria parasite; it also washes down fungus and bacteria on the skin.



Neem leaves contain Nimbidin and Nimbolide which are very anti-parasitic, antifungal and antibacterial in nature; this makes it perfect for malaria parasite cleansing.



Now this is how most of Ghanaians prepare the neem leaves water for bath:

  • Get neem leaves, I mean plenty of them.
  • Pour clean water on them and wash them thoroughly.
  • Get rid of the water used in washing.
  • Pour another clean water on the leaves and then cut lime or lemon and add it to the mixture.
  • Put it on fire and let it boil for about 45 minutes.
  • Get it off the fire and let it cool.
  • Pour it in bathing bucket and take a bath with it.
  • Do this at least once daily and the malaria will be eliminated.




Can neem leaves be used to treat COVID-19?

The Bark of Neem is currently being studied as a potential treatment for COVID-19. This is as a result of people in some parts of Africa and Asia claiming to have cured the disease with neem leaves.

In Ghana, many people claimed that after inhaling vapour of neem leaves solution for some days, their COVID 19 symptoms lowered or disappeared.

Neem tree has a lot of medicinal capabilities that is just unimaginable.

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