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Melissa Oil
In Greek, melissa means “honeybee.” Melissa officinalis—also known as lemon balm—received the name melissa because its sweet, fresh, and citrus-like fragrance was known to attract bees.
Melissa essential oil offers a wide range of benefits and uses. It can flavor teas, ice cream, and even seafood dishes. The aroma of Melissa oil creates a relaxing, comforting space. Diffusing Melissa essential oil at night can cultivate a restful bedtime environment.
Preclinical studies suggest Melissa oil may help support a healthy inflammatory response when taken internally, but more confirming clinical research is needed.*
In Greek, melissa means “honeybee.” Melissa officinalis—also known as lemon balm—received the name melissa because its sweet, fresh, and citrus-like fragrance was known to attract bees.
Melissa essential oil offers a wide range of benefits and uses. It can flavor teas, ice cream, and even seafood dishes. The aroma of Melissa oil creates a relaxing, comforting space. Diffusing Melissa essential oil at night can cultivate a restful bedtime environment.
Preclinical studies suggest Melissa oil may help support a healthy inflammatory response when taken internally, but more confirming clinical research is needed.*
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Item Description
See my other cheat sheets here.
Melissa Oil
In Greek, melissa means “honeybee.” Melissa officinalis—also known as lemon balm—received the name melissa because its sweet, fresh, and citrus-like fragrance was known to attract bees.
Melissa essential oil offers a wide range of benefits and uses. It can flavor teas, ice cream, and even seafood dishes. The aroma of Melissa oil creates a relaxing, comforting space. Diffusing Melissa essential oil at night can cultivate a restful bedtime environment.
Preclinical studies suggest Melissa oil may help support a healthy inflammatory response when taken internally, but more confirming clinical research is needed.*
In Greek, melissa means “honeybee.” Melissa officinalis—also known as lemon balm—received the name melissa because its sweet, fresh, and citrus-like fragrance was known to attract bees.
Melissa essential oil offers a wide range of benefits and uses. It can flavor teas, ice cream, and even seafood dishes. The aroma of Melissa oil creates a relaxing, comforting space. Diffusing Melissa essential oil at night can cultivate a restful bedtime environment.
Preclinical studies suggest Melissa oil may help support a healthy inflammatory response when taken internally, but more confirming clinical research is needed.*
