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Botanical Name: Melissa Officinalis

Melissa oil is extracted from the fresh leaves, buds, and twigs of the Melissa Officinalis plant through steam distillation. This oil is well-known for its fresh citrus scent and is valued for its antibacterial, antidepressant, antimicrobial, antiviral, antispasmodic, hypertensive, sedative, and tonic properties. As a leading exporter of Melissa oil, we offer the finest quality, ensuring the purity and effectiveness of our products.
 
About Melissa:
Commonly known as lemon balm, sweet balm, or bee balm, Melissa is native to Middle Asia, North America, and Europe. It belongs to the Labiatae family, and the plant typically grows up to 2 feet tall, producing white or yellow flowers that attract honeybees. As a renowned Melissa oil manufacturer and supplier, we are committed to providing our customers with the best quality oil.
 
 
Melissa Oil:
This oil has a light citrus fragrance that can help refresh, invigorate, and calm the mind. It has been shown to be effective in treating menstrual issues and protecting against fungal infections. Melissa oil blends well with other essential oils, such as frankincense, geranium, chamomile, rose, basil, and lavender. For bulk purchases of Melissa oil, contact Vijay Groups India, a trusted supplier.
 
 
Uses of Melissa Oil:
 
Medicinal Benefits:
Antiviral, Antibacterial, and Antimicrobial: Melissa oil helps protect against viral and bacterial infections in the kidneys, intestines, and colon.
Antidepressant: This oil is known to promote joy and alleviate sadness. It helps combat depression and promotes a calm state of mind. As an experienced exporter, we recognize the growing demand for Melissa oil in aromatherapy and product manufacturing.
Antispasmodic: Melissa oil can ease excessive muscle contractions, providing relief from convulsions and muscle cramps.
Hypotensive: It helps reduce the risk of brain hemorrhage and heart attacks by lowering blood pressure.
Melissa oil is also effective for treating headaches, fever, and stomachaches.
 
History of Melissa Oil:
Melissa, or lemon balm, has been used for over 2,500 years, with records found in ancient Greek texts like Historia Plantarum by Theophrastus (circa 250 BC), where it was referred to as "honey-leaf." Its use continued in ancient Greece and Rome, and in Ayurveda, where its specific applications are recorded in Sanskrit texts. Melissa became more widely used in the 7th century for domestic purposes, and it remains integral to European herbal medicine. Melissa is a key ingredient in traditional German remedies like Carmelite water, as well as in dental products like gargles and toothpaste. Its flavoring compounds, such as geraniol, geranial, caryophyllene, and citronellal, are also used in food products like ice cream and herbal teas.
 
Culinary Uses:
In addition to its medicinal benefits, Melissa oil is used as a flavoring agent in drinks like herbal teas.
As a well-established Melissa oil manufacturer and wholesale supplier, we offer bulk quantities of high-quality Melissa oil. For commercial purchases, contact Vijay Groups India, a trusted supplier and exporter of Melissa essential oil.`