TULSI POWDER

Tulsi Powder is made from the dried leaves of Holy Basil (Ocimum sanctum/Ocimum tenuiflorum), one of Ayurveda’s most powerful herbs.

Known as the “Queen of Herbs,” Tulsi is valued for its antibacterial, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and immunity-boosting properties.

It supports respiratory health, skin care, stress relief, and digestive balance.

USES

1. Respiratory Health

• Used for cold, cough, sinus congestion, sore throat, and asthma support.

2. Immunity Booster

• Strengthens the body’s defense system against seasonal infections.

3. Skin Care

• Helps reduce acne, infections, and adds glow when used in face packs.

4. Stress & Anxiety Relief

• Works as a natural adaptogen that calms the mind and reduces stress.

5. Digestive Health

• Used for gas, bloating, indigestion, and maintaining gut balance.

6. Oral Care

• Can be used in natural tooth powders for gum health and fresh breath.

BENEFITS

1. Powerful Immunity Booster

• Fights viral and bacterial infections

• Supports faster recovery during illness

2. Supports Healthy Lungs & Throat

• Clears mucus

• Reduces cough and inflammation

• Helps with sinus congestion

3. Natural Stress Reliever

• Calms the nervous system

• Helps reduce anxiety and mental fatigue

4. Improves Digestion

• Reduces gas, bloating, and acidity

• Supports healthy metabolism

5. Excellent for Skin

• Reduces acne-causing bacteria

• Controls oil

• Brightens and purifies the skin

6. Anti-inflammatory & Antioxidant

• Reduces internal inflammation

• Protects the body from oxidative stress

HOW TO USE

For Oral Consumption

• ½ teaspoon once or twice daily

  Mix with warm water, honey water, or herbal tea.

For Face Packs

• Mix with multani mitti, rose powder, aloe gel, or honey

• Apply for 10–15 minutes

• Use 1–2 times a week

For Hair

• Mix with henna or amla for scalp cleansing

• Helps control dandruff

CONDITIONS NOT TO USE

Avoid or use with caution in the following conditions:

1. Low Blood Sugar

Tulsi may reduce blood sugar; avoid if you already have hypoglycemia.

2. Diabetes on Medication

May interact with diabetes medicines—monitor sugar levels.

3. Pregnant Women

Avoid internal use; Tulsi may stimulate uterine activity.

4. Trying to Conceive

Some studies show Tulsi may affect fertility in large doses.

5. Breastfeeding Mothers

Internal use only with medical advice.

6. Blood-Thinning Medication

Avoid if you are taking warfarin, aspirin, or blood thinners.

7. Thyroid Disorders

Tulsi may slightly stimulate thyroid hormones; use carefully if you have:

• Hyperthyroidism

• Thyroid medication usage

8. Surgery (Before & After)

Stop at least 2 weeks before surgery due to blood-thinning effect.

9. Allergy to Basil/Mint Family

Avoid if you are allergic to:

• Basil

• Mint

• Oregano

• Tulsi family plants