Melisa water is an extract of the medicinal plant Melissa officinalis, also known as lemongrass, melisa mint, lemon tree or toronjil, this extract contains certain medicinal properties attributed to this plant, such as relaxing, anxiolytic, antispasmodic and carminative.
It is a practical and reliable option, as its consumption is guaranteed by the concentration of the active ingredients of the plant. Similarly, daily consumption of this extract could be an excellent natural choice for both people who are constantly suffering from mild anxiety and for people who have gastrointestinal problems such as excess gases and colic.
Melisa water is justified in treating problems such as
Mild anxiety symptoms;
Excess intestinal gases;
Abdominal colic
However, according to several studies carried out with the plant, lemon balm also seems to relieve headaches, relieve them and prevent the appearance of kidney problems, find out how to use this plant to achieve similar benefits.
Consumption of Melissa officinalis extracts does not usually cause any side effects to occur, although it is well tolerated by the body, however, some people may experience increased appetite, nausea, tone and even drowsiness.
Melisa water should be consumed orally, according to the following doses:
In some people the consumption of this extract can cause drowsiness and therefore, in these situations, it is advisable to avoid driving vehicles, in addition, there is no interaction with other medicines or foods and could be used safely.
Melissa water should not be consumed by people with thyroid problems, which can lead to the inhibition of certain hormones. Also, it should be used with caution in people with high blood pressure or glaucoma.
Children under the age of 12 and women sent should avoid the use of Melisa water without the naturopath’s medical advice.