जडी-बुटीयां:  The Oxford Dictionary defines an herb as any non-woody seed bearing Plant/Herbs which dies to the ground after flowering and is used for flavouring, food, medicine, scent etc. What the common eye tends to miss out on, is the fact that it’s not only after you’ve caught a disease for which the herb serves as a drug that its use comes in. The properties of certain herbs equip them to be used in daily life in order to keep your health levels in their best possible positions and your fitness intact. Here we offer for your convenience, a list of some of the most underrated herbs which along with their medicinal properties help the human body in its functioning.

Today varied types of herbs are used a medicinal plant with different qualities like flavour, scent, and other things. Also herbs (जडी-बुटीयां) are used in the preparation of herbal foods and for spiritual activities in social life. Also Tulsi which is known as herb has wide spread usages because of its medicinal effects in many countries. It is known that lots of consumers using Tulsi for making black tea, medicines, in Pujas and other activities in their daily life. Today users should know that the herbs has important role in providing effective healthy life. Also it is found that an herb (जडी-बुटीयां) shows its importance in a varied form such as culinary, spiritual, and medicinal.

In the ancient science of Ayurveda, herbs are viewed as the spiritual essence – the Kundalini – of plants. Plants and herbs (जडी-बुटीयां) carry in their cells the wisdom of cosmic intelligence, and the healing vibrations of nature. Since ancient times, humans and plants have had a very spiritual connection- plants capture solar energy and convert it into nutrients that humans can digest. Plants do this by transforming sunlight into chlorophyll, which can then be assimilated by the human body. Ayurveda has the oldest, most developed herbal system in the world Read more >