Tulsi
Tulsi is a type of basil and is native to India and other tropical regions of Asia.* Tulsi has numerous antioxidant and antibacterial ingredients and is also very popular in Ayurveda. The herb is said to have many positive properties, such as relieving mental and physical stress, strengthening the heart and promoting digestion, but also helps with dry coughs. Tulsi is a so-called sattvik food, which means that you can use it to increase properties such as wisdom, serenity or tolerance.*** Werner and von Braunschweig, 2006 (Werner, M., & von Braunschweig, R. (2006). Praxis Aromatherapie: Grundlagen—Steckbriefe—Indikationen ; 6 Tabellen. Haug. https://books.google.de/books?id=-8DqORGTciAC) ** Molk, 2020 (Molk, M. M. (2020). Basilikum: Ritual- und Heilpflanze. Books on Demand. https://books.google.de/books?id=d1fdDwAAQBAJ)
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Herbs/Green Tea, With lemongrass, jatoba and ginkgo
»Smells like Tea(m) Spirit.«
The fresh scent of this herbal/green tea blend alone awakens the team spirit and trains the senses. Lemongrass, jatoba & ginkgo put sports fans in a...
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75 gr.
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Herbs/Green Tea, With lemongrass, jatoba and ginkgo
»Smells like Tea(m) Spirit.«
The fresh scent of this herbal/green tea blend alone awakens the team spirit and trains the senses. Lemongrass, jatoba & ginkgo put sports fans in a good...
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75 gr.
(€172.67 * / 1 kg)
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