The medicinal properties of melissa are valued around the world. Melissa in medicine is known as a highly effective medicinal plant for treating nervous disorders, low acidity, toxicosis during pregnancy, and many other ailments.
The juicy young leaves of melissa, due to their unique
chemical composition
, normalize heart rhythm, lower blood pressure, alleviate asthma attacks, and reduce tachycardia. Melissa tea will help you fall asleep, relieve headaches caused by vascular spasms or high blood pressure, and improve mood during depression.
Pure leaf juice of melissa normalizes gastrointestinal function, eliminates bloating, has a mild laxative effect, cleanses boils and ulcers, and eases pain from arthritis, gout, and rheumatism.
Recipes:
Melissa Infusion: Pour 3 teaspoons of dry leaves with a glass of boiling water and infuse for 15 minutes. Drink before bed for insomnia. It significantly lowers blood pressure, so hypotensives should take it cautiously.
Melissa Baths: Boil 100 grams of melissa leaves in 3 liters of water. Pour into the bath. Such baths treat neuroses.
Melissa Honey is an extraordinarily tasty and beneficial product, but it is very challenging for bees to collect melissa nectar due to the shape of the flower.
Melissa essential oil has a very intense aroma, so it should be used in minimal doses in aroma lamps. This oil can also be used to condition laundry, giving it a light, citrus scent.
Melissa can be grown in a pot on a windowsill.
