Tulsi

Adding greens to the indoors has its own benefits. Apart from amping up the aesthetics of the house, it also improves the quality of the air and adds positivity. However, not all plants can be kept indoors. Some of the best indoor plants…

Having a set morning ritual aimed at bringing wellness really pays off. There are so many healthy drinks to feed your empty stomach right at the break of the day. From lemon honey water to herbs- and seeds-infused water, you can make your…

We have often seen parents and grandparents talking about the significance of planting a basil tree in the courtyard of the house. Basil or tulsi tree not only purifies the house but also offers many benefits. Tulsi is also used in Ayurveda…

Poor hygiene is the primary reason for the breeding of mosquitoes. Neem contains compounds that emit an aroma which in turn wards off mosquitoes.It’s summer and that also means it’s the season in which mosquitos breed. Mosquitos are a…

We have seen several advantages of the sacred plant Tulsi, commonly known as holy basil. This medicinal plant contains anti-inflammatory and antibacterial characteristics that can help you deal with a variety of skin problems.However, you…

Consuming a decoction made from Tulsi leaves can aid the reduction of swelling.It could be a symptom of a minor physical abnormality or a mild sickness.Many experience swelling in their bodies during winter due to extreme cold. Swelling in…

Tulsi, or holy basil leaves, is an ingredient that makes the sips soothing and the tea, therapeutic (Image: Shutterstock)Tea is touted as a drink that instills companionship with harmonizing slurps and hearty chatteringTea is a drink that…

Tulsi is one of the most talked-about herbs in the world. We are often advised to add Tulsi to your daily diet because of its innumerable benefits. It also helps in boosting the immune system. The herb is loaded with Vitamin A, K and C. It…

Tulsi is a plant found all across the Indian subcontinent. The plant, apart from its religious importance in India, is widely used for its leaves. People use it with tea to get rid of cough and cold. Tulsi is also seen as an immunity…

It’s a debate, and an interesting one. Just like beaches or mountains, tea or coffee is a topic that is both a conversation starter and an argument. Well, today the coffee lovers can step aside as December 15 marks the Tea Day for…