Lemon Balm is a perennial herbaceous plant in the family Lamiaceae, belonging to the genus Apis. Its Latin name is: Melissa officinalis L., Originating from the Mediterranean and West Asian regions. In traditional applications, the decoction prepared from the leaves of lemon balm has therapeutic effects on insect bites such as scorpions and spiders, as well as dog bites. It is also recommended to use this product for treating symptoms such as amenorrhea, dysentery, joint pain, toothache, and suffocation, intestinal ulcers, irritability, difficulty breathing, and lymph node enlargement caused by mushroom poisoning. In medieval Europe, lemon balm was used to stop bleeding and treat toothache, ear pain, morning sickness, and baldness. It also had the effects of prolonging life, improving memory, and fighting depression....