Lemon Balm Oil
Topical Uses
- Relaxing muscles
- Fighting viral infections
- Relieving PMS symptoms
- Reducing inflammation
- Helps in sleep
- Alzheimer's Disease
- Gastrointestinal Problems
- Cold Sores
- Anxiety
Everyday Uses
- Lowers triglycerides
- Treats heart palpitations
- Treats diabetes
- Calms anxiety
- Treats insomnia
- Fights the herpes virus
- Fights cancer
- Manages overactive thyroid
- Soothes constipation
Popular Uses & Benefits
- Boosts memory, learning, and concentration power
- Has anti-oxidants that boost digestive functions and appetite
- Ensures stimulating effects on the neuromuscular system
- Helps with cognitive dysfunction
- Provides relief from mental fatigue, depression as well as stress
- Has expectorant properties that cure cough and asthma
- Comes with analgesic, anti-arthritic and anti-inflammatory properties
- Used for treating inflammation of muscles and joints
- Contains Vitamin B1
Primary Benefits
- Improves cognitive function and focus
- Helps manage ADHD in children
Directions For Use
Diffusion:Â Use three to four drops in the diffuser Topical use:- Apply one to two drops to the desired area.
- Dilute with a carrier oil to minimize any skin sensitivity.
Caution
- Keep away from children.
- If pregnant or nursing, consult your doctor.
- Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas.
Angelica
I've taken Lemon Balm in the past for gastric and sleep issues, but I tried it when I began to feel as if I was getting sick. My throat was scratchy and I was someone achy. I immediately began the lemon balm and by the next day my symptoms had not worsened, the second day they were gone. Love this use and so glad I was able to test it on my own.
Robyn
I'm quite amazed after 3 days of massaging into my lower legs how it reduced swelling and my ankles are less painful. I use jojoba oil as a carrier oil to mix it with as I have used jojoba as a great natural oil on my skin for years as it's closest to your own skin's oil.