Native to India, neem now grows freely in many subtropical areas, including Florida, southern California, and Southeast Asia. Its extensively cultivated in arid lands for its ability to free up some nutrients from infertile soils.

Preparations of the plant have long been used against insect infestations and personal invasions, including worms, malaria, scabies, and lice.

Neem can also help with Dermatitis, diabetes, fever, gingivitis, heart disease, malaria, pain plaque, scabies, ulcers, and hemorrhoids.

Nettle is native to Europe and Asia, but it's now found across southern Canada and most of the United States. Science says there's medicine in the madness of urtication. Stinging nettle contains natural antihistamines and antiinflammatories (including quercetin) that open up constricted bronchial and nasal passages, making it a choice therapy for treating asthma and nasal allergies.

Nettle can also help with Arthritis, bladder stones, gravel, hay fever, kidney stones, prostate enlargement, asthma, bed-wetting, bronchitis, dermatitis, diarrhea, gout, hemorrhage, hives and other skin eruptions, kidney disease, and labor.