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Tulasi

Tulasi

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Tulasi offers a wide range of health benefits, mostly in aiding the function of the respiratory system.
The dried plant has been used for centuries as a stand-alone health product in the form of a cooked-down extract or tea.
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Tulasi (bottle 60 capsules)
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Latin Names                                                                     Ocimum sanctum Linn.
English Name / Common Name                                                    Holy Basil
Sanskrit / Indian Names                                                                   Tulasi

Tulasi or Ocimum sanctum leaves yield a volatile oil containing eugenol, which possesses anti-bacterial properties.

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Tulasi promotes optimum respiratory support. It has anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, expectorant properties and is useful in respiratory tract infections. It also helps during respiratory stress.
    
Indication
   1. Useful in dry / productive cough, cold and sore throat
   2. Mild to moderate respiratory infections

Directions: Take 1 or 2 capsules twice daily with meals.
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