Tukmaria Moti 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

DESCRIPTION

A 20–80 cm tall, erect, heavily branched, perennial plant, moti tukmararia is used to produce seeds. Particularly in milder climates, the plant is regularly grown as an annual. Sabja Seeds is a widely used herb having both culinary and therapeutic uses. The plant also possesses insect-repelling qualities and produces an essential oil.

An annual plant called Sabja Seeds (Figure 1) can be found growing wild in tropical, subtropical, and temperate climates all over the world. It has particularly taken root in Ceylon, hot West Asia, Africa, Malaya, and Pacific Islands. Additionally, it can be found in Pakistan and India's tropical and hot temperate zones. Indigenous to Punjab and low-lying mountainous regions of KPK, Moti Tukmaria Seeds are. Additionally, 1, 2 Moti Tukmaria Seeds are grown in Punjab and the lower portion of Pakistan. Moti Tukmaria Seeds are also grown in tropical Africa, Arabia, Pakistan, Kashmir, the Himalayas to Nepal, 3, 5, Sri Lanka, and Malaysia. The herbaceous, upright stalks of the bushy stems, which reach a height of about two feet and have two leaves at each joint, are slightly clipped around the edges.

BENEFITS 

Commonly grown in many homes, Moti Tukmaria Seeds has a wide range of medicinal benefits. If this herb is developed into a medicine for the average person, it would be a blessing in disguise. For the purpose of proving its medical and therapeutic applications, additional clinical trials must be done. The basil plant is grown in our cities and as a beautiful plant in gardens, thus its many parts, especially its leaves, seeds, and roots, are frequently utilized in daily household products.

A significant culinary and medicinal herb, Moti Tukmaria Seeds include a number of strong 15-58,22,30 antioxidants chemicals. Moti Tukmaria seed solvent extracts have been shown to have a considerable impact on cellular function, including the ability to block HIV-1 reverse transcriptase and platelet aggregation. In a patient research with chronic bronchitis, exposure to Moti Tukmaria Seed volatile oil resulted in decreased plasma levels of dienic-conjugates and ketones as well as the activation of catalase in red blood cells, which 28 were typical markers of antioxidant activities.