- Highest quality Asian basil extract
- High content (5%) of ursolic acid
- Obtained through an aqueous extraction process
- Exhibits adaptogenic effects
Aliness Tulsi is a dietary supplement that includes a superior quality OctiForte™ Asian basil extract, standardized to 5% ursolic acid. This plant belongs to adaptogens and is extremely popular in Ayurvedic medicine.
Asian basil(Ocimum sanctum), referred to as Tulsi in Sanskrit, is an aromatic plant native to the Indian Peninsula. In India, it has the status of a sacred plant and is widely used in both traditional Indian medicine and religious rituals.
The holy basil herb is a rich source of various bioactive substances. Among them, triterpene compounds (ursolic and oleanolic acid), bioflavonoids (lutein and apigenin) and essential oils (eugenol, methyleugenol, bisabolol and linalol, among others) predominate. You can also find valuable minerals in it: calcium, iron and zinc.
Asian basil is particularly known as an adaptogen, a plant that supports the body when exposed to stressors. Adaptogens are believed to promote chemical, metabolic, physical and psychological balance, and thus help maintain the body's homeostasis under adverse conditions.
OctiForte™ is a premium quality extract of holy basil herb. It comes from Akay, a leading Indian manufacturer of plant extracts. It is extracted through an aqueous extraction process, which is done without chemical solvents. It contains a certain amount (5%) of ursolic acid, considered the key active ingredient of the herb.
The formula is free of artificial technological additives, preservatives and colors. It also does not contain soy, gluten, lactose or any zoonotic ingredients. As a result, it can be used by people on vegan, lactose-free and gluten-free diets.
In conclusion, Aliness Tulsi is a formula that can prove to be a valuable support for people who are stressed, overtired, functioning under the weight of responsibilities and pressures. It contains a high-quality extract of a plant that has been known and widely used in Indian medicine for centuries.
