Lemon Balm Herb Powder

Botanical Name - Melissa officinalis Other Names - balm, bee balm, melissa, melissa balm, sweet balm Origin - Bulgaria Typical Preparations - The powdered herb is encapsulated as a dietary supplement or is tinctured or made into an ointment. Culinary Usages - Lemon balm powder can also be stirred into foods to impart a lemon-like flavor. Used since ancient times to calm the heart and the body, lemon balm with its delicate lemony flavor uplifts the spirit and any culinary dish it is added to. It has been used to sweeten jam, jellies, as an addition to salad, and as a flavoring for various fish and poultry dishes and liqueurs. Further, lemon balm is used for making perfumes, in cosmetics, and in furniture polish manufacturing. It is often found as a tea in combination with other relaxing herbs such as valerian, as an essential oil, and also in ointments for topical applications. Disclaimer - While we work to ensure that product information is correct, on occasion manufacturers may alter