Lemon Balm in VidaCalm: A garden mint with a bright citrus scent
Lemon Balm is part of the calm botanicals family inside VidaCalm. Source: Leaves of Melissa officinalis, a member of the mint family.
What it is
About Lemon Balm
Lemon balm is easy to spot in a garden. Crush one leaf and you get a fresh lemon smell. It belongs to the mint family and has been grown in monastery gardens since the Middle Ages.
Old herbals describe it as a cheerful herb that lifts the spirit. Modern formula makers still use it for the same reason, often next to other soft botanicals.
In VidaCalm it adds a bright note to the calm botanicals family. You can read how it pairs with chamomile and passion flower on their own pages.
Facts at a glance
- Its Latin name Melissa means honeybee, because bees love the flowers
- A cousin of mint, grown in home gardens everywhere
- Popular fresh in tea and dried in capsules
Formula map
Where Lemon Balm sits in the formula
VidaCalm groups its 18 elements into four families. Lemon Balm belongs to Calm botanicals.
Calm botanicals 6
Mind and mood nutrients 5
Balance herbs 4
Vitamins and minerals 3
Chamomile
Passion FlowerFAQ
Quick answers
Is Lemon Balm in VidaCalm?
Yes. Lemon Balm is one of the 18 elements in VidaCalm and belongs to the calm botanicals family.
Where does Lemon Balm come from?
Leaves of Melissa officinalis, a member of the mint family.
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