tulsi
ocimum sanctum
{ADAPTOGEN. NERVOUS SYSTEM. MOOD.}
Tulsi, also known as Holy Basil, ‘SEDUCES THE SPIRIT & SUBDUES THE MIND.’ The beautiful & brilliant farmer/ herbalist/ nurse/ smoke show Suzanne Woodard of Woodard’s Farm said that.
Simply put, adaptogens support our adaptability. In supporting the adrenal glands, they help cultivate more solid energy levels while bolstering our RESILIENCY IN THE FACE OF STRESS. When recovering from burnout, reseting circadian rhythm & soothing a frayed nervous system, adaptogens are the thing, and TULSI is queen of them all.
Supporting circulation in the brain, tulsi helps to relieve mental tension & ease that frazzled or foggy feeling we feel when our nervous system has been on high alert for too long, making room for clearer, calmer, more uplifting thought processes.
Tulsi is a neurotrophorestorative. By helping to rebuild a depleted nervous system, it helps optimize stress hormone production so that we can cultivate healthier mental & emotional fortitude.
As a carminative, tulsi has an antispasmodic effect and stimulates circulation in the GI tract, helping to infuse vigor into a lethargic digestive system. A mild bitter, it also supports liver function and thus gut health & detoxification pathways.
We get ours from Zack Woods Herb Farm in Hyde Park, VT, and Generation Herbs in Craftsbury, VT.*
F I N D I T I N :