Ayurvedic Herbal Tea Bundle | Tulsi | Brahmi | Gotu Kola

TULSI - HOLY BASIL 

Tulsi, aka Holy Basil, is considered in Ayurveda as "The Queen of the Herbs" for its restorative and spiritual properties. Next to the Lotus, Tulsi is perhaps the most sacred plant of India, hence the namesake 'Sacred basil'.

Known for its beneficial properties it is commonly employed in Ayurvedic medicine. Tulsi is one of the most potent adapotogenic herbs, meaning it helps your body adapt to stress, respond to life, and respond to you physiologically. Which is why Tulsi has such a broad range of healing benefits.

AMAZING HEALTH BENEFITS OF TULSI (Holy Basil)

Holy Basil or Tulsi Leaves health benefits includes maintaining oral health, regulating sugar level, fighting cancerous cells, lowering stress and anxiety, treating acne, treating cough and cold, reducing bad cholesterol levels, fighting inflammation, supporting respiratory health, dissolving kidney stones, preventing hair fall, strengthening immune system, and prevent early agingPR Newswire: news distribution, targeting and monitoring

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BRAHMI| BACOPA MONNIERA 

Brahmi is perhaps the most important nervine herb in Ayurvedic medicine

Bacopa monniera also as Brahmi, this herb forms a highly important pillar of Ayurvedic medicine. It’s a nervine tonic that is used to remove toxins from the nervous system, rejuvenate brain cells, as well as improve memory and concentration. It’s also used to help restore the mind and body while recovering from addictions. It has positive effects on the circulatory, muscular and nervous systems.

Brahmi is used for nevrous system disorders, neuralgia, epilepsy, anxiety, mental exhaustion and mental illness.

Brahmi improves mental function, memory and concentration and reduces learning time.

GOTU KOLA

One of Ayurvedic and Chinese medicines most treasured herbs, Gotu Kola is the shape of the human brain, so it’s no wonder it has been revered for thousands of years for its ability to enhance cognitive function. Gotu Kola is known for increasing blood vessel and collagen growth.

Actions: antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, adaptogen.

Common medicinal uses include: to increase long-term memory, improve healing, prevent hair loss, treatment of psoriasis, treatment of stomach ulcers, to increase skin strength and collagen production. It reduces anxiety and is a natural anti-depressant by increasing serotonin and dopamine. Gotu Kola has a very mild to slightly bitter taste. Traditionally mixed with ghee in Ayurvedic medicine. Legend has it that people observed elephants eating wild growing Gotu Kola and, knowing their memory, decided to try it themselves. Nicknamed the “Herb of Enlightenment” by monks, yogis, sages and Daoists.