Melissa oil is obtained as a result of steam distillation of the leaves and flowers of a plant from the Lamicaceae (mint) family. It is abundant in the Eastern Mediterranean Region and Western Asia and has been used as a traditional treatment for a long time. Melissa is also known as "son grass" or "beehive grass" among the people.
Melissa oil has been used for therapeutic purposes for hundreds of years.16. Paracelsus, who was a famous philosopher, doctor and botanist in the 19th century, called it the "Elixir of Life", while the writer and gardener John Evelyn in the 17th century described this oil as "sovereign on the brain, strengthening memory and powerfully expelling melancholy".
That's why it was called the 'Elixir of Life' or 'Nectar of Life' in the 15th century.
It provides emotional balance and protection of skin health. Melissa oil is an effective antidepressant.
It has antibacterial, antiviral, antispasmodic and antidepressant properties. It has a lemony aroma.
- It calms the nerves.
- It is good for insomnia.
- It relieves fatigue.
- It is effective in colds.
- It reduces problems such as asthma and bronchitis.
- It reduces cough.
- It prevents anemia.
- It reduces muscle soreness. It relieves cramps.
- It is very effective in headache.
- It regulates the menstrual period.
- It strengthens memory.
- It provides motivation and concentration.
- It protects vascular health.
- The oil has moisturizing properties for the skin.
- It prevents inflammation.
- It has a rejuvenating effect for the skin.
- Prevents acne and acne formation.
- It is effective in the treatment of eczema.
- Heals skin wounds.
- It is good for indigestion.