• VEDIC AYURVEDIC JUICES ARE THE ONLY TRULY USDA CERTIFIED ORGANIC JUICES. Furthermore our juices are made from fresh fruit and not from powder or flavors.
• THE TASTE OF THE PRODUCT IS AS CLOSE TO THE NATURAL TASTE AS POSSIBLE.The only addition is of Malic Acid which works as a natural preservative compared to chemical preservatives used by others.
• TULSI HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED BY THE RISHIS FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS as a prime herb in Ayurvedic treatment. It has been traditionally used by Hindus, and now others, for its diverse healing properties.*
• TULSI IS REGARDED AS AN "ELIXIR OF LIFE" and is believed to promote longevity.*
• *This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Tulsi is an upright bushy shrub that grows up to 18 inches. It˪s hairy stems
sprout oval leaves with serrated edges, and depending on the variety, range in
color from light green to dark purple. The tulsi plant blooms erect purple or
reddish flowers and produces tiny rust-colored fruit. It has a strong, pungent
aroma and taste that is similar to other varieties of basil. The Tulsi or Holy
tulsi (Osimum sanctum) is an important symbol in many Hindu religious
traditions. The name ÀœtulsiÀ means Àœthe incomparable oneÀ. Tulsi is a
venerated plant and devotees worship it in the morning and evening. Tulsi
grows wild in the tropics and warm regions. Tulsi has two varieties one Dark
Tulsi (Red) and other light (White). The former possesses greater medicinal
value and is commonly used for worship. Tulsi has also been recognized by the
rishis for thousands of years as a prime herb in Ayurvedic treatment. It has
been traditionally used by Hindus, and now others, for its diverse healing
properties. Tulsi is regarded as a kind of Àœelixir of lifeÀ and believed to
promote longevity. Its aroma is distinctively different to its close cousin,
the Thai Basil, which is sometimes wrongly called Holy basil, but they can be
distinguished by their aroma and flavour. Holy basil is slightly hairy,
whereas Thai Basil is smooth and hairless, also Holy basil does not have the
strong aniseed or licorice smell of Thai Basil; Holy Basil has a hot, spicy
flavour sometimes compared to cloves. These statements have not been
evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to
diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease.