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Ocimum tenuiflorum | Stress Response · Adaptogen · Cognitive Clarity In homes across India, tulsi doesn't just grow in the garden — it grows in the courtyard, at the literal center of the household, tended daily as a sacred plant. Ayurvedic medicine calls it "The Queen of Herbs," and its use traces back thousands of years to texts consistent with the classical Charaka Samhita. Tulsi is classified in Ayurveda as an adaptogen, traditionally used to support the body's resilience to everyday stress. Modern clinical research has taken a close look at this reputation, examining tulsi's relationship to cortisol and blood sugar levels already within normal range, while eugenol — one of its signature aromatic compounds — has been studied in preclinical research for its relationship to the body's normal, healthy inflammatory response.* Why Tulsi (Holy Basil)? May support the body's normal, healthy stress response* May support cortisol levels already within normal range* May support blood suga...