100% Natural Holy Basil Leaves | Tulsi Herbal Tea leaves| Rama/ Common Basil, Shyama/ Krishna, Vana / Wild Verity

100% Natural Holy Basil Leaves | Tulsi leaves Rama, Shyama, Vana

Tulsi, or Holy Basil, has been used for thousands of years in Ayurveda for its powerful and diverse therapeutic properties. This wonderfully unique and healthful blend combines all three Holy Basil varieties to create a delicious tea that’s calming, yet energizing. It is marked by its strong aroma, with hints of lemon and citrus from Holy Basil Vana, the slightly spicy tones of Holy Basil Krishna, and the calm depth of Holy Basil Rama. A well-balanced tea to promote health and well-being and a relaxed, balanced state for mind and body. Caffeine-Free.

For more than 5000 years, Tulsi (also known as Holy Basil) has been considered India's "Queen of Herbs" and has been revered as one of the most sacred herbs in India, infused with healing power. Hindus view Tulsi (also spelled Tulasi or Thulasi) as a goddess in the form of a plant bestowed with great spiritual and healing powers.

Krishna Tulsi is a tropical perennial that may be grown as an annual in temperate gardens. The colour of the leaves is green at first but eventually develops to a mottled purple, while the colour of the stems is primarily purple. This is a preferred type grown in India.

Ingredients: Organic Krishna holy basil leaf, organic Rama holy basil leaf, and organic Vana holy basil leaf.

Warning: Not to be used during pregnancy. Holy Basil may modify glucose regulation.

Daily serving size: Pour 8-12 oz of boiling water (212° F) over 1 tsp. of tea. Steep 3-4 minutes.

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