TULSI HONEY: Familiar to every home and culture, Tulsi, also known as Holy Basil, is well known for its antiseptic, antibiotic and anti-inflammatory powers. Safa Raw Tulsi Honey hails from the combs of bees foraging exclusively on Tulsi blossoms and packs a rich punch with the herb enriching every drop of it. Boost your immunity the honey way.
IMMUNITY BOOSTERS FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN: The goodness of natural raw honey can help you to maintain optimum health. It is rich in nutrition and has curative properties. Taking raw honey every day can boost your immunity and metabolism, help in weight loss, lower cholesterol, combat acidity, have a healthier heart and clearer skin and much more.
STRENGTHEN YOUR BODY AND YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM NATURALLY: Tulsi Honey strengthens the immune system in colds, flu, and other temporary ailments, improves digestion, calms the throat and is extremely rich in antioxidants. Tulsi effectively fights respiratory infections, common colds, cough, fevers and skin diseases like acne and fungal infections. Set your immunity standards high and meet them everyday with our Raw Tulsi honey that offers a refreshing taste, redefining healthy choices.
EASILY DIGESTIBLE: As Safa Raw Tulsi Honey is easily digestible, both growing children and adults can consume it. Our Tulsi Honey is an immune boosting, anti-inflammatory raw and unfiltered honey from Tulsi flowers. Enjoy a spoonful of our Tulsi honey in any tea or tonic or simply on its own. This honey paired with qualities of the medicinal Tulsi herb is perfect to promote overall health and wellness!
100% PURE AND NATURAL: Safa Raw Tulsi Honey is a 100% pure and natural raw, organic honey with no artificial colors, flavors, or additives. It is also unfiltered, unheated and unpasteurized. Safa raw honey range showcases a variety of native floral honeys sourced from our own apiaries. Safa Tulsi Honey has a delectable, sweet taste with the rich, herbaceous undertones of Tulsi. No wonder it comes from the most quality-minded honey harvesters in the country.
