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| author | Pratiksha Lohot, Sneha Kumawat, Prajwal Kapse, Shivram Kedar, Vilasani Pandav |
| author_facet | Pratiksha Lohot, Sneha Kumawat, Prajwal Kapse, Shivram Kedar, Vilasani Pandav |
| contents | <p class="MsoNormal"><span>Ocimum sanctum L. (commonly known as Tulsi) is widely recognized in Ayurvedic medicine as a highly valuable medicinal plant with an exceptional range of pharmacological properties. It is particularly regarded as an adaptogen, meaning it helps the body maintain balance and resilience in response to various physical, chemical, and emotional stressors. The present review draws upon extensive scientific literature to highlight the protective as well as regulatory effects of Tulsi across multiple physiological systems.A major focus of the discussion is its influence on the central nervous system. Evidence suggests that Tulsi exhibits strong neuroprotective properties and supports cognitive function, indicating its potential role as a nootropic agent. In addition, it has been shown to possess anxiolytic and anti-stress effects, which may make it beneficial in managing mood disorders as well as in reducing the risk or progression of neurodegenerative conditions.Beyond its neurological effects, Tulsi also plays a significant role in overall systemic health. In the context of metabolic disorders, it has demonstrated notable anti-diabetic properties, helping regulate blood glucose levels. At the same time, its hepatoprotective action contributes to safeguarding the liver from chemical-induced damage, thereby supporting healthy liver function. When considering cardiovascular health, various studies have reported its ability to lower lipid levels, reduce blood pressure, and provide protective effects to the heart, highlighting its potential in managing cardiovascular diseases.The review also emphasizes the immunomodulatory capacity of Tulsi. It has been found to enhance both cellular and humoral immune responses, thereby strengthening the body's defense mechanisms against infections and diseases. A key factor underlying many of these therapeutic benefits is its potent antioxidant activity. By neutralizing free radicals and reducing oxidative stress—an important contributor to many chronic illnesses—Tulsi helps in maintaining cellular integrity and overall health.</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | Tulsi: The Queen of Herbs and a Multifunctional Herbal Medicine Pratiksha Lohot, Sneha Kumawat, Prajwal Kapse, Shivram Kedar, Vilasani Pandav Tulsi, Sacred Basil,Anti-oxidant; Antimicrobial, Anti-inflammatory <p class="MsoNormal"><span>Ocimum sanctum L. (commonly known as Tulsi) is widely recognized in Ayurvedic medicine as a highly valuable medicinal plant with an exceptional range of pharmacological properties. It is particularly regarded as an adaptogen, meaning it helps the body maintain balance and resilience in response to various physical, chemical, and emotional stressors. The present review draws upon extensive scientific literature to highlight the protective as well as regulatory effects of Tulsi across multiple physiological systems.A major focus of the discussion is its influence on the central nervous system. Evidence suggests that Tulsi exhibits strong neuroprotective properties and supports cognitive function, indicating its potential role as a nootropic agent. In addition, it has been shown to possess anxiolytic and anti-stress effects, which may make it beneficial in managing mood disorders as well as in reducing the risk or progression of neurodegenerative conditions.Beyond its neurological effects, Tulsi also plays a significant role in overall systemic health. In the context of metabolic disorders, it has demonstrated notable anti-diabetic properties, helping regulate blood glucose levels. At the same time, its hepatoprotective action contributes to safeguarding the liver from chemical-induced damage, thereby supporting healthy liver function. When considering cardiovascular health, various studies have reported its ability to lower lipid levels, reduce blood pressure, and provide protective effects to the heart, highlighting its potential in managing cardiovascular diseases.The review also emphasizes the immunomodulatory capacity of Tulsi. It has been found to enhance both cellular and humoral immune responses, thereby strengthening the body's defense mechanisms against infections and diseases. A key factor underlying many of these therapeutic benefits is its potent antioxidant activity. By neutralizing free radicals and reducing oxidative stress—an important contributor to many chronic illnesses—Tulsi helps in maintaining cellular integrity and overall health.</span></p> |
| title | Tulsi: The Queen of Herbs and a Multifunctional Herbal Medicine |
| topic | Tulsi, Sacred Basil,Anti-oxidant; Antimicrobial, Anti-inflammatory |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20201839 |