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Lemon balm for cold sores

For cold sores you can use an ointment made with a few drops of melissa oil, or by using a compress soaked in a strong lemon balm tea.

Ingredients:

Lemon Balm *

Recipe Instructions: Herbal Tea : Pour hot water over the leaves and leave to steep in a covered vessel. Use the cooled tea to saturate a compress and apply to cold sores several times daily.

Tags and Uses for this Remedy Colds : Be prepared for the cold and flu season by stocking your herbal medicine chest with a ready supply of herbs. Flu : Flu, or influenza is not just a severe cold, the flu is caused by a virus. The flu is very contagious, and preventative measures should include antiseptic and antiviral herbs.

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