DABUR Tulsi Drops- 50% Extra: Concentrated Extract of 5 Rare Tulsi for Natural Immunity Boosting & Cough and Cold Relief: (20ml +10ml Free)

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Tulsi tea- Prepare a tulsi tea. Boil a cup of water with a pinch of tea. Now, add some fresh tulsi leaves or 4-5 drops of panch tulsi drops in the water. After a full boil, strain it. Add some honey for a sweet flavour and enjoy the tulsi tea. You can have it with milk too if you want. Remember, consume once a day only. You’ve probably heard of traditional remedies that use tulsi. But how does this commonly available Indian herb help? And what are tulsi drops’ benefits for you? We show you some of the health benefits of taking tulsi as well as panch tulsi drops – a blend of 5 different varieties of tulsi. Gives Immune Support, Helps Wound Healing Tulsi ( Ocimum sanctum), also known as holy basil and tulasi, is one of the most revered herbs in the Ayurvedic pharmacopoeia. Considered sacred in many cultures, this herb has been revered for centuries thanks to its ability to impart clarity and lightness to the body, mind, and spirit. Ursolic acid in tulsi has hepatoprotective properties and protects the liver. Tulsi’s detoxifying and diuretic properties help excrete excess uric acid in the blood, preventing kidney stones from forming and providing relief to those suffering from gout. 7. Tulsi helps balance blood sugar

Studies show that holy basil contains three phytochemical compounds that help achieve these results. The first two, ocimumosides A and B, have been identified as anti-stress compounds and may lower blood corticosterone (another stress hormone) and create positive alterations in neurotransmitter levels in the brain. Shri Tulsi is the best type of tulsi for the home as per Vastu. It is a small herb with green leaves. This tulsi medicinal plant information will help you understand how to use tulsi products such as tulsi leaves and tulsi juice to boost your health. 1. Tulsi for immunity Because of its anti-inflammatory properties, tulsi is used to strengthen the respiratory system and is prescribed for coughs and colds, especially when associated with asthma and bronchitis.Marua Tulsi, also known as Marjoram and Origanum majorana. Marua tulsi benefits as a tonic for nerve, heart, chronic cold and cough. It may also be helpful for asthma patients. Tulsi can be taken in a variety of ways to support your health. Thanks to tulsi's uplifting, sattvic energy and warming pungency, it does well on its own. This herb also mixes exceptionally well with other ingredients, making it a helpful addition to various formulas. In Healthy Kapha tablets. Our Healthy Kapha tablets pair tulsi with other quintessential kapha-busting herbs to clear and manage excess kapha throughout the body. Tulsi might be helpful for heart diseases by potentially lowering blood cholesterol levels and also possibly inhibiting ischemia and stroke. Apart from this, tulsi might also play an essential role in platelet aggregation and may reduce the risk of pulmonary hypertension (high blood pressure that affects arteries in the lungs and the right side of the heart). 2 However, please consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment of heart diseases. Other Potential Uses of Tulsi: Sometimes overdose of Tulsi may cause side effects. Well, it depends on individuals. Common side effects noted as Nausea, Fatigue, Diarrhoea, Fast heartbeat and etc. Which Tulsi kind is best for use at home?

Tulsi holds a special place in the Ayurveda because it’s home in India. Tulsi has been considered India's most sacred herb for over 5,000 years. Holy Basil has been the focus of attention since some last year as a miracle herb that has been at the heart of Ayurveda. For thousands of years, people's surprises, excitement and reverence have been imprinted in the history of Holy Basil. That's right, this plant (also called the Queen of Herbs), helps with physical and mental health, amelioration and prevention of illness, and its various excellent effects are so diverse that it covers all the items in medical books. It is said that it has enough electrical energy to remove evil spirits and turn 200 meters around into a sacred place. Tulsi is also available commercially in the form of ingestible pills and topical ointments. These can be used for the treatment of skin conditions like eczema. They also provide long-lasting relief from itching and irritation. 15. Reduces Stress & Fatigue:

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Practitioners of Ayurveda recommend holy basil as a natural headache remedy that can help relieve migraine pain.

This caffeine-free, herbal tea also includes Hibiscus and Spearmint and is clinically proven to increase immunity. Ausum teas come in 100% biodegradable cornstarch pyramid teabags and have no sugar, sweeteners or preservatives. The tulsi plant (also known as the Tulasi plant or thulasi plant) is cultivated widely in India for religious and traditional medicine purposes. Tulsi also contains small amounts of eugenol, and while small amounts are not harmful at all- large amounts of this substance can cause some harm to the liver. You might also experience rapid heartbeats and convulsions. Tulsi has a cardiotonic effect that nourishes the cardiovascular system, inhibits platelet aggregation and exhibits a profound anti-atherogenic effect, making it an excellent herb for heart health. Ursolic acid in tulsi has antihyperlipidemic properties that lower cholesterol, normalise blood pressure and lipids. Today, tulsi is commonly consumed in supplement form or as holy basil tea, which is considered one of the top healthy drinks. Research tells us that holy basil benefits include naturally decreasing anxiety and adrenal fatigue/dysfunction, as well as decreasing symptoms caused by hypothyroidism, unbalanced blood sugar, acne and more. What Is Holy Basil?

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Known as “the incomparable one,” tulsi is called the most sacred plant on earth in the ancient Vedic Puranas (sacred Ayurvedic texts). 4 To this day, it plays an integral part in the daily lives of many—it is frequently used in daily puja (worship), andis often found in home courtyards to support a positive, uplifting environment. 5 Tulsi is also present during important life transitions in Indian culture, including weddings and funerals. 6 Rama Tulsi, also known as Ocimum tenuiflorum in scientific name. It is the most famous kind of tulsi and is used for cooling effect in the body. It is good to drink rama tea or drops for better immunity, fight free radicals, skin problems and many more. Together, these function when ingested daily as perfect immune boosters. Such drops also contain antibiotic properties that help improve the immune system and keep you healthy from infection. These drops protect you from the unhealthy effects of free radicals. Further, it heightens your immunity and relieves irritation, common allergies and skin diseases. For immunity and chronic infection- Mix 2-3 drops of panch tulsi with honey will give the power to fight the chronic infection like cold, cough, headache, fever, flu, etc