Melissa 50 SAR

The benefits of Melissa contribute to lowering the level and symptoms of anxiety in people with anxiety disorders, and help with sleep if taken with other herbs that have calming effects, such as chamomile, valerian, and lemon balm. It also contributes to treating colic in infants, where a study found that giving infants (breastfed) who suffer from colic a product containing Melissa, cumin, and German chamomile twice daily for a week reduces crying time compared to children who were not given this product. The use of lip balm containing 1% of Melissa extract helps reduce healing time, prevent infection spread, and relieve symptoms in recurrent cold sores caused by the herpes simplex virus. Some studies found that daily intake of Melissa for 4 months reduces agitation and improves symptoms of mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease. It was found that taking a specific mixture of Melissa, mint, German chamomile, caraway, licorice, mustard, pennyroyal, wild mallow, and wild plantain improves cases of gastroesophageal reflux, and alleviates stomach pain, cramps, nausea, and vomiting. Some studies suggest a role for Melissa combined with other herbs in treating indigestion. Some studies suggest that Melissa oil has antibacterial properties. It improves sleep duration and quality in healthy individuals, or those suffering from insomnia or other sleep disorders. Melissa may help reduce tension and agitation. Preliminary studies suggest that taking 1600 mg of Melissa improves cognitive performance, but this effect requires further scientific research. Some preliminary research indicates that a mixture of dandelion, St. John’s Wort (heart’s herb), Melissa, yarrow, and cumin for 15 days helps reduce pain and improve intestinal function in cases of colitis. Some early research found a role for Melissa in irritable bowel syndrome. Other preliminary studies suggest that Melissa may be involved in many other conditions, all of which require further scientific research, including loss of appetite, stomach and intestinal pain with bloating and gases, cramps, Graves’ disease or exophthalmic goiter affecting the thyroid gland, improved menstrual flow, spasms, headaches, toothaches, ulcers, tumors, insect bites, nervous stomach, hysteria, ADHD, and other conditions.