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Organic Lemon Balm

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(For more information about Lemon Balm see below.)
 

Individual Herbal Remedies:
Size
Description Price
Lemon Balm 50ml bottle
Blood thinner, mental function, digestive
£8.95
Lemon Balm 100ml bottle
Blood thinner, mental function, digestive
£14.95
Lemon Balm 60 capsules
Blood thinner, mental function, digestive
£8.95
Lemon Balm 120 capsules
Blood thinner, mental function, digestive
£14.95
Lemon Balm 25 grams tea
large tub
Blood thinner, mental function, digestive

This should be used in conjunction with the capsules or the liquid bottles above.
£9.95
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The following article is reproduced with kind permission of P.Topham, U.S. Nutritional and Herbal Researcher:

Lemon BalmA native plant of southern Europe but now a common garden herb through out the world. Lemon Balm is a perennial with oval yellowish green leaves, which have a strong lemon scent when crushed and white flowers in late summer. Its botanical name is Melissa Officinalis and its also known as heart's delight. Lemon Balm has been used medicinally since the 17th century. Also used extensively in cooking, and is the basis of some cordials.

Studies have suggested that Lemon Balm helps to reduce excessive blood pressure. It has a calming and regulating effect on the menstrual cycle and is often prescribed for the ease of menstrual cramps and alleviation of scanty menstruation.

It is also used as a calmative for many digestion difficulties, including flatulence. Lemon Balm has good antiviral and anti-histamine properties.

Recent studies have also confirmed the age old belief that Lemon Balm can help mental function and memory. See the Guardian newspaper article here for more information.

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U.S. Nutritional and Herbal Researcher - All Rights Reserved.

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