herb, but it also makes a great culinary herb. Lemon balm has been used as a
both a culinary herb and medicinal herb since the 1500’s.
are used as a repellant for mosquitoes. Lemon balm is also used medicinally as
an herbal tea, or in extract form. It is claimed to have antibacterial and
antiviral properties (it is effective against herpes simplex).Lemon balm
extract was identified as a potent in vitro inhibitor of GABA transaminase,
which explains anxiolytic effects. The major compound responsible for GABA
transaminase inhibition activity in lemon balm was then found to be rosmarinic
acid. Lemon balm and preparations thereof also have been shown to improve mood
and mental performance. *These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.
$69.95
complimentary herb or herb blend of our choice so order today.
proceeds go to St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital.