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Tulsi wood is one of the most sacred wood in Hinduism. Personified as goddess tulsi, she is worshiped as a deity. People grow tulsi plants in their homes and women offer prayers to her early morning. Planting a basil tree in the brahmasthan of the house is considered very auspicious. According to scientists the place containing tulsi plant becomes pollution free. The oil of the leaves is capable of destroying bacteria and insects. The leaves have mercury traces and are hence nowadays used in medicines. It also radiates divinity in the surroundings and ensures the flow of positive energy all around. The juice of the leaves cures bronchitis and stomach upsets. The leaves paste cure all skin diseases and the decoction of the leaves cures common cold. Other than this the beads of tulsi are used to make 'mala' which can be worn as well as used for chanting mantras. Wearing a tulsi mala increases the concentration and the wearer gets rid of health problems. The wood in the beads is healthy for the skin as well.