Lemon Balm, Fresh, Hydroethanolic Spagyric Tincture

This Fresh Lemon Balm Hydroethanolic Spagyric Tincture is made with Fresh Lemon Balm and 40% Ethanol. It was made during a Weekend Workshop at Niyama Headquarters in 2017 in Portland. Melissa officinalis is also known as balm, bee balm, cure-all, honey plant, Melissa, sweet balm, and sweet Mary. Our Spagyric Tinctures are made with Organic, Ecodynamic, or Wildharvested Biomass and Tinctured with Organic Cane Spirits as our Veg Mercury. Once the tincture is made, we add Spagyric Salt of Salt of the Vegetable Kingdom and digest until reactions have stopped. This particular product was made to show the students how to split test their extractions. This tincture used a 40% Organic Cane Ethanol to extract Fresh Lemon Balm so they could see the differences between this product, Fresh Lemon Balm extracted with 95% Cane Ethanol, Dried Lemon Balm made with 40% Ethanol, and Dried Lemon Balm made with 95% Ethanol. This product is technically a Spagyric Style Extract, like those that you would see made as a mother tincture for Spagyric Homeopathy. This Product IS NOT homeopathically succussed; it is a Mother Tincture. It can be Homeopathically succussed if desired by the user at home OR by request. Historically, Lemon Balm has been used as a sleep aid, digestive tonic, skin balm, for stress/anxiety, insomnia, cold sores, high cholesterol, genital herpes, heartburn, indigestion, and improve cognitive function in people with Alzheimer's disease. In TCM it is known as Xiang Feng Cao, and has been used for restlessness, palpitations, depression, headaches, hot flashes, burning eyes, ringing in the ears, difficulty breathing, stomach ache, vomiting, painful menstruation, fever, delirium, bronchitis, fatigue, poor memory, sterility, swellings, scrofula, insect bites, and worms. We make no claims as to the uses or efficacy of this product. There may be an enormous difference between what the herb has historically been used for and how any particular Spagyric Preparation of the herb can be used. We aim to begin using IDF Analysis to provide IDF data of the detected phytochemicals and uses of each of our items of Spagyric Pharmacopoeia. Purchases of this product help to fund this enormous research project.     Reference  Wong, C. (June 2020).The Health Benefits of Lemon Balm. https://www.verywellhealth.com/the-health-benefits-of-lemon-balm-89388 Lemon Balm (Xiang Feng Cao). https://www.whiterabbitinstituteofhealing.com/herbs/lemon-balm/