Gotu Kola

🌿 Gotu Kola – The Herb of Longevity & Mental Clarity 🌿
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Meet Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica), an ancient herb revered across Asia and Ayurveda as the “Herb of Enlightenment.” Used for thousands of years, this powerful little plant supports the mind, body, and spirit—naturally.

✨ Healing Properties:

• Boosts brain function, memory, and mental clarity

• Supports nervous system health and reduces anxiety

• Aids in wound healing, skin regeneration, and collagen production

• Strengthens circulation and supports healthy veins

• Acts as a natural adaptogen, helping the body manage stress

💫 Positive Energy & Spiritual Benefits:
Gotu Kola is said to balance the crown chakra, enhancing meditation, spiritual awareness, and intuition. In traditional lore, sages and monks used it to deepen focus and still the mind. It carries a grounding yet expansive energy—perfect for those seeking clarity and inner peace.

🍵 How to Use Gotu Kola:

• Herbal tea: Brew fresh or dried leaves for a calming, cognitive-boosting tea

• Tinctures or extracts: For a concentrated mental and nervous system tonic

• Fresh leaves: Add to smoothies or salads (in moderation)

• Topical use: In creams or oils for healing skin, scars, and boosting elasticity

🌱 Growing Gotu Kola at Home:
Gotu Kola is a low-growing, creeping herb that loves warm, humid environments and partial shade. It’s easy to grow in pots or garden beds, especially in tropical to subtropical zones. Keep the soil moist and rich for best results.

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No Known Precautions. We recommend that you consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing or on any medications.
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