Your grandmother’s kitchen wisdom meets modern nutrition science in these five powerful herbs we’ve blended into our Ayurvedic Detox Flour. Discover why Tulsi, Ajwain, Methi, Kalonji, and Haldi belong in your daily bread – and how they’ve been protecting Indian households for centuries.

The Ancient Immunity Boosters in Your Modern Kitchen
- Tulsi (Holy Basil) – Ocimum sanctum
Nature’s antioxidant powerhouse that supports respiratory health - Ajwain (Carom Seeds) – Trachyspermum ammi
Digestive aid that fights bloating and acidity - Methi (Fenugreek) – Trigonella foenum-graecum
Blood sugar regulator packed with soluble fiber - Kalonji (Nigella Seeds) – Nigella sativa
Anti-inflammatory wonder from Mughlai kitchens - Haldi (Turmeric) – Curcuma longa
Golden healer with curcumin for joint and skin health
🚀 3x Absorption
Micro-milled herbs release nutrients faster
⚖️ Perfect Ratios
Tested by Ayurvedic practitioners for dosha balance
Grandma Approved, Science Verified
Modern research confirms what your nani knew instinctively:
| Herb | Traditional Use | Modern Validation |
| Tulsi | Fever reducer | Antiviral properties confirmed (NIH study) |
| Kalonji | Memory booster | High in Omega-3/6 (J Nutr Sci 2022) |
How to Use These Herbs Daily
Try our ready-mixed flour or make your own blend:
- Mix 100g whole wheat flour + 1 tsp each dried herbs
- Knead with warm water
- Rest dough 15 mins
- Cook on medium flame
Pro Tip: Add a pinch of ghee while cooking to enhance nutrient absorption!
Why Your Nani Was Right About Food as Medicine
Our grandparents’ food wisdom anticipated today’s functional nutrition movement by millennia. By incorporating these herbs into daily staples like roti, they ensured consistent micro-dosing of healing compounds – exactly what modern nutritionists recommend!
FAQs
- Q: Can I use fresh herbs?
A: Yes! Use 3x quantity of fresh leaves/paste - Q: Safe for kids?
A: Reduce quantity by half for under-12s
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