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SNAANA Tulsi herb water benefits and usage


 Holy basil is referred to as "The Queen of Herbs" and "Mother Medicine of Nature" in Ayurveda. The herb is regarded as the elixir of life because of its spiritual and therapeutic benefits. According to new research on holy basil, the leaves can be a pharmacologically beneficial tonic for the body.

Holy Basil, also known as Shyama Tulsi, is an aromatic shrub with remarkable therapeutic benefits that is commonly seen in Indian homes. Ocimum Sanctum is the scientific name for holy basil/tulsi. Among the Rama tulsi, Vana tulsi, and other available basil breeds, it is regarded as the best because of its purple to dark-colored leaves. Holy basil's warming tendency helps to balance Kapha and Vata.

Most Indians are aware of the health advantages of basil leaves, but the allopathic medicines' convenience has forced Ayurveda's curative and therapeutic herbs to the side. And because it has become a secondary line of treatment over time.

Medical Use of Tulsi

Because of its medical qualities, tulsi is sometimes referred to as the holy plant or the wonder herb.  There are many diseases that can affect people again after it has left the person. 
However, you may be certain that you won't get these ailments if you consume tulsi. 

Here are a few ways that tulsi might solve different medical issues like -
  • Fever can be treated with tulsi.
  • Blackheads, acne, and accelerated aging are among conditions that can be treated with tulsi leaves.
  • Insect bites can be treated with tulsi.
  • Additionally, fever and heart illness are both treated by tulsi.
  • In addition, tulsi is used to treat respiratory issues.
  • Asthma is treated with tulsi.

Tulsi Ark / Hydrosol

 Technically known as a hydrosol, holy basil steam distilled water is also referred to as the ark. This water was steam-distilled and contains Holy Basil's water-soluble nutrients.
This ark [Tulsi Ark] serves several purposes in our lives, including acting as a potent medicine (both a preventive and a curative treatment).

Making of Holy basil ark/ hydrosol at SNAANA

Holy basil hydrosol is manufactured at SNAANA using stems and leaves of the plant. After being cut, the fresh herb is steam-distilled, in which the steam flows through the herb and condenses into water droplets upon contact with the condenser. It resembles the way rain falls on our planet, which involves evaporation, condensation, and water droplets. Despite being centuries old, this procedure is still regarded as the best because it uses no chemicals or preservatives at all. When properly preserved, the collected water droplets are free of contaminants and debris and last for more than a year.

To guarantee pesticide-free produce, SNAANA farms also cultivate holy basil. This ark is an excellent synthetic-free option for the proper care and maintenance of the body because it is pure and free of preservatives.


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