We are offering Basil (Tulsi) Extract.
Features:-
1.High Quality Product
2.Made from Natural Sources
3.No Artificial Color &Flavour
4.Free From GMO
5.GMP-ISO 22000 Certified
6.CAS NO.84775-71-3
Specification
Product Name
Product common Name
Sanskrit
Bengali
Gujarati
Hindi
Malayalam
Marathi
Kannada
Tamil
Telugu
Tulsi Extract
Tulasee
Tulsi
Tulsi
Tulsi, Kala Tulsi
Vishnu, Tulasi, kari tulasi , sri tulasi
Tulas
Tulasa, tulasi, chajadha
Thulasi
Tulasi, Krishna tulasi, kari tulasi, sri tulasi
Botanical Name
Basil- (Ocimum Sanctum)
Part Used
Stem
Standardized For
Ursolic Acid 2%
Country of origin
India
Uses and Application
Blood sugar Support
Microbiological Data
Total Plate Count
Less than 1000gm
Yeast & Mould
Not more than 25gm
E. Coli
Absent
Salmonella
Absent
What Is Tulsi?
Also known as "holy basil," tulsi (Ocimum sanctum) is an herb commonly used in ayurveda (the traditional medicine of India). It is closely related to culinary basil, and native to India.
Uses for Tulsi
In herbal medicine, tulsi is typically used to treat the following conditions:
Asthama
Bronchitis
arthiritis
colds
Flu
Benefits of Tulsi
1) Anxiety
In a 2008 study of 35 adults with generalized anxiety disorder, researchers found that taking tulsi in capsule form daily for 60 days to significantly lower levels of stress and Depression
2) High cholelsterol
Tulsi may help keep cholesterol in check,
3) Respiratory Infections Protected
4) Mercury Poisoning
tulsi may provide protection against mercury-induced toxicity (known to damage the central ent withnervous system, endocrine system, kidneys, and other organs).
Is Tulsi Safe?
Although tulsi is generally considered safe, women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should consult their physicians before using the herb.
Individuals currently taking any kind of medication should also talk to a doctor before using tulsi.

We are offering Basil (Tulsi) Extract.
Features:-
1.High Quality Product
2.Made from Natural Sources
3.No Artificial Color &Flavour
4.Free From GMO
5.GMP-ISO 22000 Certified
6.CAS NO.84775-71-3
Specification
Product Name
Product common Name
Sanskrit
Bengali
Gujarati
Hindi
Malayalam
Marathi
Kannada
Tamil
Telugu
Tulsi Extract
Tulasee
Tulsi
Tulsi
Tulsi, Kala Tulsi
Vishnu, Tulasi, kari tulasi , sri tulasi
Tulas
Tulasa, tulasi, chajadha
Thulasi
Tulasi, Krishna tulasi, kari tulasi, sri tulasi
Botanical Name
Basil- (Ocimum Sanctum)
Part Used
Stem
Standardized For
Ursolic Acid 2%
Country of origin
India
Uses and Application
Blood sugar Support
Microbiological Data
Total Plate Count
Less than 1000gm
Yeast & Mould
Not more than 25gm
E. Coli
Absent
Salmonella
Absent
What Is Tulsi?
Also known as "holy basil," tulsi (Ocimum sanctum) is an herb commonly used in ayurveda (the traditional medicine of India). It is closely related to culinary basil, and native to India.
Uses for Tulsi
In herbal medicine, tulsi is typically used to treat the following conditions:
Asthama
Bronchitis
arthiritis
colds
Flu
Benefits of Tulsi
1) Anxiety
In a 2008 study of 35 adults with generalized anxiety disorder, researchers found that taking tulsi in capsule form daily for 60 days to significantly lower levels of stress and Depression
2) High cholelsterol
Tulsi may help keep cholesterol in check,
3) Respiratory Infections Protected
4) Mercury Poisoning
tulsi may provide protection against mercury-induced toxicity (known to damage the central ent withnervous system, endocrine system, kidneys, and other organs).
Is Tulsi Safe?
Although tulsi is generally considered safe, women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should consult their physicians before using the herb.
Individuals currently taking any kind of medication should also talk to a doctor before using tulsi.