Tulsi leaves boiled in water act as a preventive against malaria and dengue fever.
Tulsi is also a good germicidal agent and a disinfectant that protects the human body from all types of viral infections.
Chewing Tulsi leaves also cures cough and flu.
It helps to mobilize mucous in bronchitis and asthma attacks.
A decoction of leaves, cloves and common salt also relieves influenza.
Water boiled with basil leaves can be taken as a drink in case of sore throat.
In case of renal stones, the consumption of juice of basil leaves mixed with honey helps remove these stones through the urinary tract.
Tulsi also contains Vitamin C and other anti-oxidants such as Eugenol which protects the heart from harmful effects of free radicals.
Tulsi can also reduce blood pressure and thus is useful for heart patients.
If a baby is given tulsi juice regularly before teething, it helps grow teeth easily without any of the usual teething troubles.
Warm tulsi juice gets rid of the worms in the stomach. for children.
Tulsi is an excellent mouth freshener and oral disinfectant and destroys 99% of germs and bacteria found in the mouth.
Pounded leaves mixed with sandalwood paste can be applied on the forehead for relief from headache.
Several stomach problems like acidity, constipation and flatulence can also be cured with tulsi leaves
Tulsi is also used in the treatment of ulcers, cuts and wounds because of its beneficial antiseptic and healing properties.
The anti-oxidants present in Tulsi help in balancing different processes of the body.
It helps in maintaining a healthy skin and shiny hair. Tulsi extracts make the most organic solution for your skin and hair problems.
Tulsi works very well on eczema, acne and pimples and many cosmetic companies use Tulsi as an ingredient in skin ointments due to its anti-bacterial properties
Using tulsi paste and lemon helps to cure ring worms.
Regular massage of tulsi oil in your scalp energizes you and your hair.
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