Holy Basil

Simply Pure

£21.45

Holy Basil, also known as Tulsi , is an aromatic plant native to India where it is considered a tonic for the body, mind and spirit. As an adaptogen, it is primarily used to support the body in dealing with stress and can also provide a boost in energy , so is particularly helpful to those struggling with apathy or lethargy . As well as promoting mental balance, Holy Basil is strongly antioxidant and anti-inflammatory and can help to protect against infection and aid healing. It is also particularly protective of the stomach, and can help to reduce the likelihood and aid healing of peptic ulce

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