Tulsi Plant History

Tulsi Plant Known for over 1000 years and 4 from India, then he conquered Asia and Egypt - (where he fell in the mummification process under its anti-bacterial and preservative) - before he arrive in Greece (where collected by the sovereign, it was a grass royal symbol of fertility) - and Rome.

Many civilizations have associated with their mortuary rituals, slipped in the hands of the deceased, it was supposed to protect them in their passage to the afterlife. In the end, he came to England and the USA (in the seventeenth century ). check this How to care Tulsi At home?

Tulsi Importance in Hinduism

In India it is cultivated in pots, in the courtyards of temples or disposed at the entrance of houses. (Away flies and mosquitoes). It assimilates the Tulsi a divine incarnation of the goddess of prosperity LAKSHMI. Leaves soaked in water make it as pure as water Gange.La tradition that was often put a piece of Tulsi in the mouth of death to purify it.  Hindu Call them Krishna Tulsi

Cultivated for medicinal and religious reasons and for its essential oil and commonly used in Ayurveda. (Would be an elixir of life promotes longevity)

Tulsi Medicinal Overview

There would be 3 main categories: Rama Tulsi stems and green leaves, the Krishna Tulsi stems and purple flowers and Vana Tulsi.

Health benefits of TULSI TEA

Tulsi is the renowned for its soothing and balancing body and mind. It would significantly reduce stress and déprime.Il is recommended for nervous and hypertendus.Concocté by infusion, it enables a good sleep.

Rich camphor confers anti-cold puiqu’il respiratoires.Il dégage pathways may also be useful for treating coughs, soothe sore throats and bronchitis action against. As a gargle, it relieves oral infections

Used in infusion or decoction, it has digestive properties (disorders of the stomach and diarrhea), laxatives and fébrifuges.Il prevent gastric ulcers

It also regulates blood pressure.

With healing properties, it would strengthen the immune system

It would also be effective in reducing diabetes blood glucose levels but also total cholesterol.

It also provides vitamins A and C, is a source of calcium and phosphorus and contains essential minerals in bone tissue. It is also rich in antioxidants. Can be used finally crushed leaves in poultice (soothing and healing)

Tulsi Tea Gastronomy

Tulsi TEA Plant widely used condiment in Provence and in Italy under the name of basil it has green leaves, red or pourpres. Elle loves tropical climates. It blends beautifully with tomatoes, olive oil and garlic
and a component of the famous pistou.

Every morning, your servant to prepare grilled sandwiches covered with a mixture of olive oil (cold pressed 1st), crushed garlic and basil leaves crushed which is a real treat easily substitute other linings.