Organic Lemon Balm Tea - 30 Tea Bags

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Lemon balm is an herb that is part of the mint family. While it can be good for cosmetic and culinary uses, lemon balm is also useful for making an

Lemon Balm Tea

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Calming & Soothing - Lemon balm has natural properties that help promote a sense of relaxation and calmness, making it the perfect beverage to unwind after a long day. That's why Lemon Balm Tea is often used as a natural sleep aid, helping to improve sleep quality and promote a restful night's sleep. Strengthens The Body's Natural Defenses - Packed with antioxidants, lemon balm tea can help support a healthy immune system.

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Lemon balm is a sweet, lemony scented herb in the mint family. The bushy plant can reach three feet in height and has tiny, indistinct ivory flowers. It's native to Europe and the Mediterranean region, and has been cultivated for over 2,000 years. The botanical name, Melissa officinalis L., is derived from a Greek word for bees. This plant is great for attracting bees; at one time, beekeepers commonly rubbed fresh lemon balm leaves on the inside of new hives to encourage bees to stay.