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Category Archives: Lemon Balm

An Uplifting Winter Tea

Articles, Concentration, Depression, Lemon Balm, Mood, Nervine, Nervous System, St Johns Wort, TeaBy NicoleJanuary 29, 20181 Comment

When it comes to herbs, sometimes 1+1 is greater than two. In the science of herbal formulations, synergistic combinations of herbs are discovered in which the herbs enhance each other’s activity to achieve a specific medicinal purpose. In these formulas, the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Lemon Balm and St. John’s…

Sweet Melissa, a Balm in Cold Weather

Lemon BalmBy SusanNovember 9, 2017Leave a comment

Lemon Balm, Melissa officinalis, is an unassuming and vigorous member of the mint family. It is easy to grow. So easy, in fact, that like many mints, once you have it in your garden you’ll have it everywhere! I love this about it, and appreciate it wandering around our property. This year we even had…

A Calming Tea for Kids

ADHD, Anxiety, Articles, Calming, Chamomile, Children's Health, Concentration, Hawthorn, Lemon Balm, Linden, Nervine, TeaBy NicoleOctober 2, 20173 Comments

It’s good to know a few herbal allies for creating calm, especially for children, and especially these days. We all do our best to manage the stress and over-stimulation of our modern times, but young people can use a little extra help. Anxiety can manifest itself in a variety of ways, and hyperactivity is one…

5 Benefits of Lemon Balm

Lemon BalmBy Smile HerbalistDecember 5, 2016Leave a comment

Lemon Balm, Melissa officinalis, is a fragrant perennial plant that is a member of the mint family, and it is cultivated in the United States, Europe and Canada. With an aromatic and fresh scent that combines the odors of mint and lemon, Lemon Balm is a favorite addition to culinary dishes, tea, and body care…

Herbs To Know & Herbs To Grow

Articles, DIY, Gardening, Lemon Balm, Nettles, Peppermint, Valerian, YarrowBy TomAugust 4, 20164 Comments

Easily Grown Medicine Plants and Food Crops in the DC area I am often asked the questions, “What are the easiest herb plants to grow in this area?” and, “As an herbalist, what are the first herbs you would recommend to start with in order to learn how effectively herbs can heal?” In this article,…

Common Herbs, Uncommon Uses

Articles, Echinacea, Lemon Balm, St Johns WortBy NicoleJune 14, 2016Leave a comment

These “common” herbs have successfully made their way into mainstream culture and endeared themselves to scientists and clinicians alike. This is great news, but it sometimes results in a loss of complexity for the herbs in question. Today we’ll flesh out a few these household names and discuss some of their lesser-known uses. Lemon Balm…

Lemon Balm

ADHD, Calming, Concentration, Digestion, Gut Health, Lemon Balm, Memory, Skin, Sleep, Stress, TeaBy SusanFebruary 4, 20161 Comment

Lemon Balm Lemon Balm is a member of the mint family. The leaves of the herb have a mild lemon aroma and flavor, but despite its mildness it has powerful healing action. It can be used by itself, or blended with other herbs and vitamins for calming and soothing effect. Lemon Balm can be taken…

Finding Perfect Calm

Calming, Chamomile, Elderberry, Eleuthero, Holy Basil, Lemon Balm, Sleep, Stress, TeaBy SusanFebruary 1, 20162 Comments

If you are trying to find natural remedies to increase mental and physical calmness, then try herbs instead of medications. People have used a variety of herbs for hundreds of years to feel more relaxed. Here are five herbs that will provide the perfect calm to increase your overall well-being: Calming Herb One: Holy Basil…

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