Tukmaria Choti Beej - Sabja Seeds - Ocimum basilicum

Form: Dried Raw Herb- Seed

Other Names: Sabja seeds, Falooda, Arabic falooda seeds, Sabja ginjalu, Thai holy basil, Selashi Tukmaria, Sabja Vethai, Hazbo, Tuk malanga, Basilic cultive, Basilien Kraut, and sweet basil seeds, Tukmaria Choti

DESCRIPTION

Choti tukmararia is a perennial plant that grows 20–80 cm tall and is upright with many branches. The plant is typically grown as an annual, especially in drier climates. A popular herb with both culinary and medicinal purposes is saba seeds. Additionally, the plant makes an essential oil and has insect-repelling properties.

In tropical, subtropical, and temperate areas all around the world, an annual plant known as Sabja Seeds (Figure 1) can be found growing wild. It has particularly flourished in Ceylon, hot West Asia, Africa, Malaya, and Pacific Islands. Additionally, it can be found in the tropical and hot temperate regions of Pakistan and India. Choti Tukmaria Seeds are native to the low-lying mountainous areas of KPK and Punjab. Additionally, 1, 2, and 3 Choti Tukmaria Seeds are raised

BENEFITS 

Choti Tukmaria Seeds are frequently cultivated in many homes and have a variety of health advantages. Inadvertently, it would be a gift if this herb could be turned into a commonplace medication. Additional clinical trials are required to demonstrate the drug's potential for medical and therapeutic use. Its numerous parts, particularly its leaves, seeds, and roots, are commonly used in common household products since the basil plant is grown in our cities and as a lovely plant in gardens.

Choti Tukmaria Seeds are an important plant used in both cooking and medicine that also has a variety of potent 15-58,22,30 antioxidant compounds. The ability to inhibit HIV-1 reverse transcriptase and platelet activation is just one of the many ways that Choti Tukmaria seed solvent extracts have been demonstrated to have a significant impact on cellular function.