Tulsi basil

Tulsi, also known as Holy Basil, is a perennial herb that is considered sacred in Hinduism. It is native to the Indian subcontinent and has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries. The plant can grow up to two feet tall and has green, fragrant leaves and small, purple or white flowers. In Hinduism, Tulsi is revered as a goddess and is often planted in and around temples and homes. It is believed to have spiritual properties and is considered to be a purifying and protective plant.

Tulsi, sometimes called holy basil, is one of the most fragrant, beautiful plants in my garden and I love growing it. Just walking by it with the hose and giving it some water releases its aroma into the air and you can smell it throughout the whole yard! Honeybees and native bees love it and I do t

Tulsi is steadily becoming a more popular herb around the world, but how can you incorporate tulsi into your life? Read on to discover 7 simple ways you can use tulsi everyday at home.

Few houseplants can match Tulsi for both beauty and fragrance. Tulsi, also known as holy basil or sacred basil, is a perennial in tropical and subtropical regions, but it can be grown indoors year round

Tulsi tea, also known as Holy Basil, is an adaptogenic herbal tea to add to your daily routine. It has an earthy and slightly spicy flavour profile with zero caffeine. Learn more about Tulsi tea including how to properly steep it.

Tulsi, also known as holy basil, is highly revered for its medicinal uses within the Ayurvedic medical systems.Here I have shared some benefits of tulsi.Read this and shared your feedback with us. #healthtips #healthhacks #tipsforhealth #healthyhabits #benefitsoftulsi #foodforhealth #healthyfood #eathealthy #blisslife

The benefits of tulsi are broad and powerful. Tulsi — also known as holy basil — is an adaptogen. That means it helps the body become more resilient to stressors. It also protects the heart from stress. Tulsi promotes lower blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels. It enhances brain function and sharpens the mind by improving circulation, memory, concentration, and focus. It also enhances physical and mental endurance by optimizing assimilation of oxygen and nutrients. Tulsi…

How to Make Tulsi Remedies at Home

I just returned from the Florida Herbal Conference, and soaked up so much cool information, from plant walks and workshops and conversations - that I had to share with you. Today I'd like to introduce you to Tulsi and ways to use it. It may be a less common ingredient than Italian or Thai Basil

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Tulsi Syrup Recipe - Indian Holy Basil http://masalaherb.com #stepbystep #recipe @Helene Potet Dsouza

A homemade tulsi basil syrup is mixed with sparkling water for a refreshing and summery soda. You can use this vegan and gluten free syrup to sweeten teas and pancakes or to make other mocktails and cocktails!

Put your asana, breath work, and a few Ayurvedic herbs and rituals to use to stay calm, get the sleep you need, and boost your immune system.

You've probably never thought of using tulsi as an ingredient in summer quick pickles, but once you try it. . . you'll be hooked!

The chilly and rainy winter days have me yearning for summer’s warmth. This is a photo of flowering Holy Basil/Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum) in my garden. Aren’t those flowers captivating and…

Check out this post to meet the plant behind the medicine and 13 health benefits of holy basil supported by science. The health benefits of holy basil (also know as tulsi) include adaptogen, relaxing nervine, anti-inflammatory, digestive, and more! #holybasil #tulsi #herbalmedicine #adaptogens

Berry season is the perfect time to infuse vinegars with adaptogenic holy basil and healthy fruits for summer shrub cocktails and berry spritzers!