Regular usage of a variety of herbal products has been proved to have significant effects, according to research. Of these, Ocimum sanctum Linn., also referred to as basil or tulsi, has received special attention for its important role in treating a number of illnesses. Here, we examine Tulsi’s therapeutic properties and learn about the unexpected advantages of Tulsi leaves. An essential component of Ayurvedic cough syrups and expectorants is tulsi. Water from boiled basil leaves might help with respiratory ailments and a sore throat. Colds, coughs, bronchitis, asthma, and influenza can all be treated using decoctions made with honey and ginger. Basil lowers blood cholesterol and helps with cardiac problems.
Common pediatric illnesses like fever, diarrhea, and vomiting are treated with basil leaf juice. Being an adaptogen, basil leaves offer a great deal of stress resistance. Twice day, chewing twelve basil leaves lowers stress and cleanses the blood. Oral infections and ulcers can be treated by chewing basil leaves. Powdered and sun-dried basil leaves can be used to cleanse teeth. Gum massage, foul breath, and oral health can all be improved with a dental paste prepared from mustard oil and basil.