Tulsi extract 5% 300 mg, 60 capsules

TULSI 300 mg – natural support for daily balance and vitality

Tulsi —also known as Holy Basil—is sometimes called the “queen of herbs.” For centuries, it has been widely used in Ayurvedic and herbal traditions as a plant that naturally supports daily wellness.

This herb is valued for its rich profile of phytonutrients, its distinctive aroma, and its wide range of applications in traditional practices aimed at maintaining balance, vitality, and overall well-being.

Stress / Anxiety / Daily Balance

Tulsi is particularly valued by people leading demanding lifestyles—whether facing mental or physical stress. In the Ayurvedic tradition, it is classified as a plant that supports the body’s adaptation to daily challenges.

Scientific literature analyzes its impact on various aspects of the body’s response to stress, including physical, mental, and metabolic stress. Tulsi contains natural plant compounds with antioxidant potential that are being studied for their ability to protect cells from oxidative stress.

In the context of mental and emotional stress, particular attention is paid to Tulsi’s rich phytochemical composition. Among the compounds described are, among others, ocimose A and B, as well as 4-allyl-1-O-beta-D-glucopyranosyl-2-hydroxybenzene—compounds analyzed in studies on the body’s response to stress and emotional strain.

As a plant traditionally classified as an adaptogen, Tulsi is often chosen as part of a daily routine to support balance, resilience to the pace of modern life, and overall well-being. Regular supplementation may be particularly beneficial for people who want to provide their bodies with natural support during periods of increased stress, fatigue, or intense work.

Studies on Tulsi extract have analyzed, among other things, the plant’s effect on subjective feelings related to stress, calmness, and the quality of daily functioning.

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Oral Health and Freshness

Chewing Tulsi leaves has been a part of Hindu culture for many generations as part of daily oral hygiene and freshness. When taken as a supplement in capsule form, the focus is primarily on the plant’s phytonutrients, which, once ingested, are analyzed for their ability to support the body’s natural microbial balance.

Tulsi contains aromatic compounds such as carvacrol, eugenol, and terpenes, which are the subject of research into their biological activity. It is the presence of these components that makes Holy Basil valued in both traditional uses and modern herbal preparations.

The literature also describes the use of Tulsi preparations in the context of oral care and maintaining daily comfort and freshness.

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Respiratory Comfort and Seasonal Support

Tulsi leaves are rich in aromatic compounds such as camphene, eugenol, and cineole. These compounds are responsible for the plant’s characteristic profile and are studied in the context of its traditional use during periods of seasonal challenges.

Tulsi is often chosen by people who want to support their well-being and the body’s natural balance during changing weather conditions. Its plant compounds are being studied for potential interactions with the body’s responses to environmental factors.

The aromatic compounds present in Tulsi, including eugenol and other phytonutrients, are also analyzed for their impact on the body’s natural microbial balance and the functioning of mucous membranes. As a result, Tulsi supplementation can be part of the daily routine for those interested in plant-based ingredients with a broad phytochemical profile.

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What is in Tulsi?

One of the most interesting aspects of Tulsi is its complex chemical composition. The plant’s phytochemical profile can vary depending on many factors, such as soil type, altitude, climate, environmental conditions, and the Tulsi variety.

Interestingly, even plants grown in the same field may differ in their content of specific active compounds. This makes Tulsi an exceptionally rich and complex plant.

In trace amounts, Tulsi may contain, among other things, vitamins A and C, zinc, iron, chlorophyll, and numerous phytonutrients. The most commonly described compounds present in Tulsi include:

• oleanolic acid,
• ursolic acid,
• rosmarinic acid,
• eugenol,
• carvacrol,
• linalool,
• β-caryophyllene,
• β-elemene,
• germacrene D.

It is precisely this wealth of natural plant compounds that makes Tulsi so highly valued in the Ayurvedic tradition and increasingly chosen by those seeking natural support for daily balance, vitality, and overall well-being.

Important Information

Tulsi may affect blood clotting in sensitive individuals. People taking anticoagulants, those with blood clotting disorders, or those preparing for scheduled surgery should consult a doctor before using this product. Caution is advised prior to surgical procedures.

Dietary supplement. This product is not a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.