Review of Biological Studies of Ocimum Sanctum

Abstract

In this current review of Tulsi, we sought to review the medicinal properties of Tulsi. Therapeutic use of plants is believed to be as safe, inexpensive, and efficient as they are readily available. Plants known for their medicinal properties include the Ocimum genus. Tulsi is a medicinal plant native to India, highly valued for its medicinal and therapeutic effects. Some of the medicinal properties of tulsi are found in its roots, leaves and seeds. The effects on the human body are wide-ranging. It chronically cures many ailments because of its chemical constituents and is thought to have anti-aging and immunomodulatory properties, as well as anti-bacterial and anti-cancer properties.Tulsi is called the Queen of Indian Herbs and is the most sacred. In Healthy Herbs she is one. Tulsi is renowned for its important role in traditional Ayurvedic and Unani systems of physical fitness, health and oriental herbal medicine. This plant belongs to the Labiatae family and is characterized by square stems and a unique aroma. Tulsi is used in Ayurvedic medicine and its extracts are used in Ayurvedic therapy for colds, headaches, upset stomach, pain, heart disease, many poisonings and malaria. All studies show good clinical results. Results were reported, but no study reported serious adverse events. The research reviewed supports traditional use and suggests that tulsi is an effective treatment for lifestyle-related chronic conditions such as diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and psychological stress. Further research is needed to investigate the dosage, clarify dosages and forms of delivery, and determine which populations are most likely to benefit from the therapeutic effects of Tulsi.OS was revered in nearly all ancient Ayurvedic texts for its extraordinary medicinal properties. It has a hot and bitter taste, hot, light and dry. Its seeds are considered cold-acting. Tulsi roots, leaves and seeds have several medicinal properties. Ayurvedic textbooks classify OS as stimulant, aromatic and antipyretic. It aggravates pitta while soothing Kapha and Vata. It has a wide range of effects on the human body, primarily as an antitussive, antiperspirant, and a palliative for indigestion and anorexia.