Neem: Benefits for Health and the Environment - Paperback
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by Pamela Paterson MS (Author)
Neem has been used for thousands of years for its health and environmental benefits. It is purportedly used for over 100 ailments. Author Pamela Paterson fully explores the scientific side of neem in this well-researched book that presents the evidence for the claim that neem is a miracle plant. Reviewed by Dr. Bruce Jarvis, Professor Emeritus, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Maryland: "Much of modern pharmacopeia as well as our agricultural resources can be traced back to indigenous plants that our ancestors first made use of thousands of years ago. Neem is a quintessential example of such a plant that even today has much to tell us about how nature works and how, with thoughtful scientific investigation, our lives can continue to be enriched by this marvelous ancient plant. This book presents many of the fascinating details about this wonderful plant that you will find well worth reading."
Author Biography
Pamela Paterson (www.pamthewriter.com) is an author, consultant, college instructor, and speaker. Pamela has written hundreds of articles, papers, and books in over 30 subject areas. The topics she writes about ranges from business to science to health, and everything in between. She was recently inducted into the same academic honor society as Linus C. Pauling, Hilary Rodham Clinton, and Jimmy Carter. Pamela most enjoys helping people write their books.
