About the Tulsi Pawan :

Health Benefits:

• Respiratory Health booster
• Relieves cough and cold
• Boosts immunity
• Good for skin health
• Helps in anti-oxidant action
• Have anti-bacterial properties; fight from infection
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Direction for use:

One to two drops are instilled into one cup of water or as directed by a physician.

Ingredients:

• Sukla Tulsi (White Tulsi): Known for its cooling and calming properties, it supports respiratory health and reduces stress.
• Krishna Tulsi (Shyama Tulsi): Revered for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and stress-relieving benefits, it boosts immunity and heart health.
• Rama Tulsi (Green Tulsi): Commonly used for immune support, digestive health, and calming the mind and body.
• Van Tulsi (Wild Tulsi): A wild variety with strong anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and detoxifying properties, supporting respiratory health.

What drives us?

Our country is a treasure trove of various traditions and ancient science of Ayurveda to bring the right kind of information and knowledge and become the premier Ayurvedic products manufacturing company. Our ISO-certified facilities manufacture our products – they are 100% vegetarian, non-genetically modified, and free of parabens, flavor, or color. And Our team of researchers works relentlessly to innovate products prioritizing purity and quality.

Our Mission

To uphold our core responsibility of delivering the highest standard of healthcare services to all sections of society without compromising on our core values of integrity, ethics, and commitment. To become a globally acclaimed company through the development and introduction of a wide category of Ayurvedic products. Ayurveda means the ‘science of life’. It is one of the oldest systems of medicine and is revered as a holistic approach to health. Ayurvedic medicine treats health issues by restoring the whole body to its optimum health. People who practice Ayurveda believe that space, air, fire, water, and earth comprise every individual. They regard these elements as universal agencies that integrate within the human body to form doshas, which control how the body functions.