Nikura Melissa (Lemon Balm) Essential Oil - 10ml | 100% Pure Natural Oils | Perfect for Aromatherapy, Diffusers, Humidifier, Bath | Great for Self Care, Massage, Skin | Vegan & UK Made

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Melissa essential oil is used in traditional medicine to treat a number of health concerns, including insomnia, anxiety, migraines, hypertension, diabetes, herpes and dementia. Even at the lowest doses, self-rated “calmness” was elevated with melissa oil treatment, making it a great essential oil for depression. The flowers are very attractive to bees; hence the name 'Melissa' which is the Greek word for honeybee. Melissa has a tonic effect on the heart and can help regulate over-rapid breathing and heart beat and high blood pressure. It is not possible for us to draw any conclusions about you, and any data collected as a result will never be passed on to third parties.

Based on our knowledge of the production process, raw materials and equipments used, there is no potential for any residual solvents to be present in Melissa (Lemon Balm) Essential Oil.Effectiveness of a “colddessert”, with or without the addition of a mixture of digestive herbs, insubjects with “functional dyspepsia”. In another study of 116 people with HSV, those who applied lemon balm cream to their lip sores experienced significant improvement in redness and swelling after only two days.

Lemon balm can be made into tea, taken as a supplement or extract, or rubbed on the skin in lotions. Its anti-viral properties make it one of the most effective oils for treating cold sores and it is thought to speed healing and increase the length of time between attacks. Melissa essential oil, also known as lemon balm oil, is used in traditional medicine to treat a number of health concerns, including insomnia, anxiety, migraines, hypertension, diabetes, herpes and dementia. Lemon balm may also be used to help reduce symptoms of anxiety, such as nervousness and excitability. Given its potential impact on your digestive system, lemon balm may also help relieve feelings of nausea.

Melissa or Lemon Balm Contraindications, side effects: None known for normal dosage; by external use it can irritate sensitive skin. The results of these computerized tasks suggest that participants who ingested lemon balm performed better than those who didn’t. Scientists at Newcastle General Hospital’s Institute for Aging and Health conducted a placebo-controlled trial to determine the value of melissa essential oil for agitation in people with severe dementia, which is a frequent and major management problem, especially for patients with severe cognitive impairment. Melissa, also known as Lemon Balm, is a sweet-scented, perennial bushy herb with small white or pink flowers. Similarly, this melissa oil makes a great massaging oil that makes you relaxed and can help calm anxiety and ease pain.

The electrocardiogram is a test that’s used to check for problems with the electrical activity of your heart. g., cold sores, stomach upset, Alzheimer's disease), there is NOT enough evidence to support its use for all because it has not been thoroughly studied enough in humans. In the case of lemon balm oil, we want to have a lemony fragrance and thus use a relatively neutral carrier oil. Melissa is reputed to be useful in skin care for allergies, insect bites and as an insect repellent.Lemon balm may also be useful in treating headaches, especially if they’re happening as a result of stress. Through our rigorous process of selecting suppliers and unwavering commitment to stringent quality testing, we guarantee every product we sell is 100% pure and authentic. Another animal study, conducted in 2016, found that melissa oil reduces the heart rate of injured rats and increases the heart’s resistance to injury.

In this tutorial, however, we will cover the step-by-step process of making lemon balm infused oil at home. When used on mice, melissa oil slowed fatty acid synthesis (a process that creates fatty buildups in the body), which reduced triglyceride levels. Lemon balm essential oil is ideal for oily and acneic complexions as it has antiseptic and antibacterial action.

The Melissa Officinalis essential oil revitalises the quality of the air and optimises the indoor climate with its tart, citrusy nuances. Within skin care applications, it is a lovely oil for supporting healthy, vibrant skin and for soothing irritated skin.