Go Magazine - Issue 63

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Tulsi: This improves digestion in two ways: It contains adaptogens which reduce anxiety and relieve stress, which has well-documented negative effects on the digestive system; it also balances pH levels in the gut and supports bowel activity, making it particularly helpful for people with constipation. Plus, tulsi has antibacterial, antimicrobial and antiviral properties, meaning that it wards off digestive pathogens. Tulsi enhances liver detoxification, cleanses the kidneys and balances intestinal flora. Ashwagandha: This herb normalises levels of the stress hormone cortisol, which in turn redirects blood supply back to the digestive system so that it can work properly. Moringa: Nicknamed ‘the miracle tree’, this is one of the most nutrient-dense plants on the planet, containing over 40 anti-inflammatory compounds to reducing bloating, wind and constipation, plus antioxidant compounds that support the function of ‘good’ gut bacteria while eliminating pathogens and improving the body’s ability to absorb nutrients. Gotu kola: A stress-relieving and anti-depressant herb, this is also a rich source of proteins and vitamin C and helps to boost mucous secretions in the gut to counter acidity and ease stomach-ache. This more-ish, earthy blend of certified organic herbs can be enjoyed morning, noon or night because it is caffeine free. Drink daily for optimal results. Tulsi and Friends Discover the Ayurvedic herbs that settle stomach upsets and quell nausea.

Upset stomach? Also known as dyspepsia, the term ‘indigestion’ covers a range of unpleasant symptoms, usually as a result of food not passing through your digestive tract properly. Indigestion can cause nausea or heartburn as food flows back up the oesophagus; it also causes abdominal bloating and pains. The tulsi solution Tulsi or holy basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum) , also known as ‘the queen of herbs’, is an aromatic perennial plant that is native to the Indian subcontinent. It is a common medicine in Ayurveda, which is the traditional Indian system of healing. Tulsi is an antioxidant rich herb with antispasmodic, calmative and anti-inflammatory properties, which makes it a helpful remedy for all manner of digestive problems. It is also indicated for regulating blood sugar levels in people with diabetes, because it supports pancreatic function which further releases insulin and assists in the metabolism of carbohydrates and fats, ensuring that the blood sugar is utilised for energy. By improving digestion and the removal of toxins from the body, tulsi can play a role in healthy weight management. Tulsi Wellness Tea is a functional and delicious soothing blend, containing tulsi along with a selection of other macro- and micronutrient-rich herbal remedies for indigestion, which we call the Awesome Ayurvedic Foursome. These are:

Tulsi tea, yoga in a cup ✓ Naturally Stress Relieving ✓ Immune Boosting ✓ Supports Energy & Vitality ✓ Promotes Balance ✓ Natural Detoxifier ✓ Powerful Adaptogenic Herbs

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