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Lemon Balm Chamomile
Lemon Balm Chamomile Tea
Lemon balm with chamomile flowers.

Rating: ***** 5.0
Item Number: 344
Tea type: Herbal Tea
Caffeine: None
Availability: In stock


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Description: *
Lemon Balm Chamomile Tea. Lemon balm with chamomile flowers.

This tea was mentioned in the February 2007 Herbs for Health Magazine.

Use 1-2 heaping teaspoons per 6 oz cup. Heat water until boiling. Steep for 3-5 minutes.

Additional information >>

size price cups ** cost per cup  
    1/2 oz sample $1.50 6 $0.25 / cup add to cart
    1/4 lb $6.95 50 $0.13 / cup add to cart
    1/2 lb $13.20 100 $0.13 / cup add to cart
    1 lb $25.00 200 $0.12 / cup add to cart
** based on the standard definition of 2.25g of leaves per 6 oz cup, actual use may vary, does not include multiple infusions.

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***** no subject 09/16/2006 08:47
"I really like the blend of the chamomile with the lemon balm, it is a good flavor but not overpowering. It is a very relaxing tea, good for the stressed out days when you can't sleep."

Posted by Lauren H | View all reviews by Lauren H (12)
***** no subject 11/09/2005 15:43
"Amazing product! The soothing effects of both lemonbalm and chamomile are great after a stressful day."

Posted by anonymous | View all reviews by anonymous (9)
***** no subject 10/27/2004 09:05
"This is an amazing tea. The fragrance and the mixture of the lemonbalm and chamomile are really good at helping you to kick back and relax after a long day. It is great with a small amount of honey."

Posted by anonymous | View all reviews by anonymous
 

Additional information:

Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis) is a perennial herb from the mint family Lamiaceae.

Table of contents
1. Classification
2. Description
3. Medicinal usage
4. Side effects
5. Tea blends
6. Chemical makeup
7. Learn more
8. References
9. Disclaimer

Classification


  • Kingdom: Plantae
  • Division: Magnoliophyta
  • Class: Magnoliopsida
  • Order: Lamiales
  • Family: Lamiaceae
  • Genus: Melissa
  • Species: officinalis
  • Binomial name: Melissa officinalis

    Description


    Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis) is a perennial herb from the mint family Lamiaceae.

    Medicinal usage


  • Insomnia - a study of the herbal combination lemon balm and valerian root, in extract form, was found to be comparable in aiding sleep to the commercial drug Halcion ®. A separate study of the same combination, lemon balm/valerian root, suggests that taking the combination over a two week period is effective in improving sleep quality.

  • Graves' Disease - test tube studies have found that lemon balm blocks attachment of antibodies to the thyroid cells that cause Graves' disease (hyperthyroidism).

  • Herpes - several studies have found lemon balm to be an effective topical treatment for Herpes (Genital Herpes, cold sores), reducing the time to recovery.

  • Indigestion - lemon balm is often combined with peppermint to aid an upset stomach, though no studies to this effect have been done.

  • Infection - lemon balm is thought to have an antiviral effect, though no studies to this effect have been done.

  • Alzheimer's Disease - lemon balm is thought to help prevent Alzheimer's disease, though no studies to this effect have been done.

  • Colic - lemon balm is thought to help relieve colic, though no studies to this effect have been done.

  • Nerve Pain - lemon balm is thought to help with nerve pain, though no studies to this effect have been done.

    Ref: [3][4][5][6][7]

    Side effects


    No studies on the side effects of lemon balm usage have been reviewed.

    Tea blends


    Lemon balm can be used alone as a tea or blended with other herbals. Common blends include:

  • Lemon balm/Valerian root - these herbs are often combined to treat insomnia.

  • Lemon balm/Peppermint - these herbs are often combined both for their flavor and for treatment of an upset stomach.

  • Lemon balm/Bugleweed - these herbs are combined to treat Graves' disease.

    Note: the above combinations of herbs and their effects should be considered "folklore" and are not based on clinical studies.

    Chemical makeup


    This list of chemicals represents the leaf material only, where possible, and is not comprehensive.

  • Beta-bourbonene
  • Delta-cadinene
  • Gamma-candinene
  • 10-Alpha-cadinol
  • Caryophyllene
  • Catechins
  • Chlorogenic-acid
  • Citral-A
  • Citral-B
  • Citronellal
  • Copaene
  • Alpha-cubebene
  • Essential Oils
  • Geranial
  • Geraniol
  • Geranyl-acetate
  • Germacrene-D
  • CIS-3-hexenol
  • Alpha-humulene
  • Isogeranial
  • Linalool
  • Methyl-heptenone
  • Neral
  • Nerol
  • CIS-ocimene
  • Trans-ocimene
  • 3-Octanol
  • 3-Octanone
  • 1-Octen-3-ol
  • Octyl-benzoate
  • Oleanolic-acid
  • Rosmaric-acid
  • Stachyose
  • Succinic-acid
  • Thymol
  • Wax
  • Ref: [1]

    Learn more


  • PubMed - Clinical studies of Lemon Balm

    References


    1. Duke, James A. Handbook of phytochemical constituents of GRAS herbs and other economic plants. 2000 Boca Raton, FL. CRC Press.

    2. Mowrey, Daniel B. Ph.D Herbal Tonic Therapies 1993 Keats Publishing.

    3. Dressing H, Low H, Riemann D, et al. "Insomnia: Are valerian/balm combination of equal value to benzodiazepine?" Therapiewoche 1992;42:726-36.

    4. Dressing H, Kohler S, Muller WE. "Improvement of sleep quality with a high-dose valerian/lemon balm preparation: A placebo-controlled double-blind study." Psychopharmakotherapie 1996;6:32-40.

    5. Auf'mkolk M, Ingbar JC, Kubota K, et al. "Extracts and auto-oxidized constituents of certain plants inhibit the receptor-binding and the biological activity of Graves' immunoglobulins." Endocrinol 1985;116:1687-93.

    6. Wohlbling RH, Leonhardt K. "Local therapy of herpes simplex with dried extract of Melissa officinalis." Phytomedicine 1994;1:25-31.

    7. Koytchev R, Allen RG, Dundarov S. "Balm mint extract (Lo-701) for topical treatment of recurring Herpes labialis." Phytomedicine 1999;6:225-30.

    Disclamier


    The information provided here is for informational or entertainment purposes only. Dragonwater Tea Company LLC makes no claim as to the health benefits or appropriateness of any product for any medical condition. Please consult a physician for all medical advice.



    * The information provided here is for informational or entertainment purposes only. Dragonwater Tea Company LLC makes no claim as to the health benefits or appropriateness of any product for any medical condition. Please consult a physician for all medical advice.

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