Heroot Holy Basil 3000mg Capsules
Holy Basil (Ocimum gratissimum), also known as African or Clove Basil, is a plant indigenous to Africa but has a strong tradition of use in Indian Ayurveda, where's it's known as "tulsi" or "tulasi. This powder is designed to naturally boost immunity, reduce stress, and help manage blood pressure. It also offers antioxidant properties that may promote hair growth and address hair loss concerns. This product emphasizes its natural composition without additional ingredients.
Key Ingredients: Holy Basil (tulsi) Powder
Benefits: Reduce cholesterol, protect liver
Advantage: Immune function, Promotes endurance
Weight: 3000mg
Manufacturer Country: India
Shelf life : 3 years
Key Benefits:
It helps to protect the liver and reduces cholesterol levels
It also supports healthy digestive function and promotes healthy gastric and duodenal tissue
It can be used to help soothe the digestive tract, support the normal bowel function and maintains normal GI tract functions
Tulsi is considered to be adaptogenic, balancing different processes in the body and enabling the body to adapt to stress
It also supports healthy adrenal and immune function and promotes endurance and vitality
Directions For Use:
As a dietary supplement, take one capsule per day with water or as recommended by your healthcare provider.
Safety Information:
Store in a cool dry place
Keep out of reach of children
If you are pregnant or lactating or prone to any food allergy or under any medical condition consult your healthcare practitioner before use
Disclaimer
The above description is for information and knowledge purpose, not a healthcare professional advice. Please consult your doctor and/or pharmacist before you take this vitamin. Pregnant or lactating women, diabetics, hypoglycemics, and people with known medical conditions and/or taking drugs, should consult with a licensed physician and/or pharmacist prior to starting any supplementation program. The above statements have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration.
