Holy Herb Tulsi: A Natural Cure For Ailments

Tulsi is better known as ‘Holy Basil’ is considered one of the most useful medicinal herb found in India. We have all used tulsi leaves in our households whether it be for adding that aroma to our morning tea or while offering it to god during our prayers. Tulsi leaves have excellent antioxidant properties that can be made use of while treating various medical as well as orofacial infections.

WHAT MAKES TULSI THE QUEEN OF HERBS?

*Antibacterial agents like Carracrol and Terpene.
*Analgesic and antifungal properties due to the presence of agents like Eugenol and Linalool.
*Contains various nutrients like Vitamin A, C, calcium, zinc, and iron.
*Antioxidant properties due to the presence of Polyphenol rosmarinic acid.

ORO-DENTAL USES OF TULSI:

*Useful in orofacial infections like pemphigus, lichen planus, aphthous ulcers, oral submucous fibrosis, leukoplakia, candidiasis
*Acts as an anti-cariogenic agent
*Tulsi leaves also play an important role in gingivitis, periodontitis. It also helps in controlling halitosis.
*Has a great amount of eugenol present and thus acts as a great analgesic.
*It is also known to possess excellent anticancer activity. It is known to help in the process of detoxification of mutagens and carcinogens.
DID YOU KNOW?
Tulsi leaves are considered to be an “adaptogen” or stress relieving. Chewing 12 leaves of tulsi twice a day is known to act as a stressbuster.
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