The name Tulsi may not be immediately recognizable but you’ve likely heard about it by one of its other common names—Holy Basil, tulasi, or even Elixir of Life. Tulsi is an herb that stems from the same family as basil, and its popularity skyrocketed in late 2017 thanks to Tulsi tea. Tulsi tea, although traditionally brewed like English Breakfast or Chamomile, offered a series of medicinal properties, including reduction of cortisol levels and anxiety.
Tulsi is highly regarded in Hindu religious practices as well as Ayurvedic medicine. It was believed to reduce stress and help the body adapt to its surroundings. It even served as a symbol of transition from one life to the next.
However, it seems Tulsi’s benefits aren’t limited to stress reduction; it’s one of nature’s best skincare ingredients.
Most of Tulsi’s benefits can be achieved by either drinking the leaves in a brewed tea or combining them, with other natural ingredients, in a homemade paste. Either way, this herb is effective in regulating and improving holistic health, which influences and leads to healthy, glowing skin.
Great blog. You amazingly describe all the health benefit of having tulsi tea everyday. I used to put few drops of tulsi in a warm water and its helps in every manner weather i have Fever, Headache, Sore Throat, Cold, Cough, Flu, chest Congestion.
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Tulsi drops Everyday
September 14, 2019
Great blog. You amazingly describe all the health benefit of having tulsi tea everyday. I used to put few drops of tulsi in a warm water and its helps in every manner weather i have Fever, Headache, Sore Throat, Cold, Cough, Flu, chest Congestion.