What are the benefits of Shyam Tulsi?

Research-Backed Benefits of Tulsi are:

• Natural Immunity Booster:
• Reduces Fever (antipyretic) & Pain(analgesic):
• Reduces Cold, Cough & Other Respiratory Disorders:
• Reduces Stress & Blood Pressure:
• Anti-cancer properties:
• Good for Heart Health:
• Good for Diabetes Patients:
• Useful in Kidney stones & Gouty Arthritis:

Which Tulsi is best for home?

According to Vastu Shastra, the north, north-east or east direction should be selected for the basil plant in the house. This creates positive energy in the house and helps in destroying negative energy.

What is Shyam Tulsi?

Holy Basil, or the Tulsi plant is native to India and grows wild in Asia and Malaysia. It is also referred to as the “Queen of Herbs”, “Mother Medicine of Nature” and the “The Elixir of Life.” Also known as ‘Krishna or Shyama Tulsi’, the Purple leaf tulsi is famous for its peppery, crisp taste.

Which Tulsi is best?

Which tulsi is best for home? The Tulsi with green leaves is called ‘Shri-Tulsi’, also known as ‘fortunate Tulsi’ or ‘Rama-Tulsi’ or ‘bright Tulsi’. The Tulsi with dark green or purple leaves and purple stem is called ‘Shyama-Tulsi’ or ‘dark Tulsi’ or ‘Krishna-Tulsi’.

Why is my tulsi plant dying?

Fertilizing the plant The first thing you do is to make sure it is dead by scratching the stem with something pointed. There are still some chances of reviving the plant if the insides are green. Secondly, you can reuse the dried seeds, if any, from the plant to regrow another Tulsi plant from it.

What are the names and properties of Tulsi?

The Bhavprakash nighantu edition of 1998: verse 62-63, page no-509-510. It states the names and properties of tulsi. It is known with tulasi, surasa, gramya, sulabha, Bahumanjari, Apetarakshasi, gauri, Bhutaghni and Devadundubhi names.

Is the Tulsi plant used in Ayurvedic medicine?

Tulsi is just not implicated in the ayurvedic medicine but also in other medicinal systems like in Greek, Roman and Unani. Its scientific name is Ocimum Sanctum. It is grown in warm and tropical areas.

Where does the medical name Tulsi come from?

Tulsi is derived from a Sanskrit word, which means “matchless one”. Tulsi is just not implicated in the ayurvedic medicine but also in other medicinal systems like in Greek, Roman and Unani. Its scientific name is Ocimum Sanctum.

Are there any health benefits to eating Tulsi?

The components of tulsi leaves like camphene, eugenol and cineole provide relief from congestion and other symptoms of respiratory disorders. Scientific studies have confirmed that holy basil possesses impressive anti-asthmatic abilities and can make breathing easier. ( 8, 9)