Ocimum Baslicum is commonly known as Tukham Balangu, Golden Dust, or Goldenseal. This herbal remedy comes from the root or stem of the oregano plant. This plant grows wild in many parts of the world. It's essential oil, which contains several chemicals, including eugenol, also has antimicrobial and antifungal properties. The oil is made into a liquid emulsion that can be used as a cough suppressant. Here are some interesting facts about this herb and its uses for cold and flu symptoms. It has been found to be effective in fighting the virus that causes colds. It may also help prevent further spreading of the virus by helping to clear the nasal passage and draining away excess mucus. It may also stimulate crows' feet and increase the production of natural body immunity to fight off the virus. It is used for treating irritable bowel syndrome and has been found to help with IBS. It has been shown to reduce spasms and frequency of movement of the large intestine. Some studies also suggest that it can help to relieve symptoms associated with IBS. It may also help to relieve abdominal pain and bloating. It is often recommended to be taken with meals. Ocimum Baslicum is used for treating several other ailments. In Japan, it is used to treat Keratosis Pilaris, a common skin disease associated with bumps that form on the arms and legs. These bumps are called keratosis pilaris papules. In India, it is used to treat skin rashes. It has been found to be an effective treatment against athlete's foot. Studies have shown it to be useful in treating ringworm of the lower back, jock itch, and eczema. In Europe, it is often used for treating colds. In Japan, the fungus responsible for cold sores is believed to contain Ocimum Baslicum. It appears to help treat fever blisters, which are caused by the herpes simplex virus. Ocimum Baslicum has been found to boost the immune system. This can help prevent the spread of the herpes simplex virus. Other studies have indicated it helps to treat colds that are caused by bacteria. It can even help to prevent exposure to the dry virus on the skin. If you are prone to cold sores or other skin rashes, applying some of this substance to your skin could benefit you. Ocimum Baslicum is one of the best herbs to use if you have a sore throat or cough. It can be used in combination with other herbs and spices such as ginger, anise, fennel, coriander, and cardamom. Medicinally, it has been shown to stimulate lymphoid tissue and increase the number of white blood cells. It may also help reduce inflammation. For most of us, however, its primary function is in alleviating the symptoms of a cold. It works quickly and easily and can be stored in a bottle for several days, or even weeks, depending on how well it is working. The primary reason for its effectiveness at relieving symptoms of colds is that it contains a compound called cerubinacin. This is similar to the effect of menthol. However, because it is found only in tea tree oil, it does not work well for many people. As with any of the ointments or oils mentioned here, it must be used with caution and should not be taken in large quantities. The second reason to use Ocimum Baslicum is that it contains an antibiotic called "amoxicillin" which is commonly used for treating sore throats and coughs. It is not, however, as readily available as penicillin, so it may require a prescription. It should also be remembered that amoxicillin has some side effects including stomach ulcers. It should be taken with care, especially if you are pregnant or have kidney problems. Ocimum Baslicum uses for colds are plentiful. It can be used alone as often as necessary, or in combination with other herbal remedies, such as ginger or anise seed. It is also commonly combined with essential oils, especially lavender and eucalyptus. There are many recipes online for making herbal poultices or tinctures which will relieve symptoms of colds and flu. Ocimum Baslicum uses for colds are varied. The most commonly known use is for relieving coughs and colds. It is also usually taken as a tea tree shampoo. It has a very strong aroma, so it is usually added to vaporizers to freshen the breath. As a vaporizer, it acts quickly to bring about a cooling sensation to the nasal passages. To get the best benefits, however, be sure to inhale the steam vapor rather than the oil. Comments are closed.
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