Lemon Balm
Lemon balm can also be called Melissa officinalis, and the antiviral properties help reduce the redness and swelling linked with a blister or prevent future infections. [2]
According to an old study, participants applied either a lemon balm or placebo cream on the affected region four times daily for five days. The researchers discovered that individuals that used the lemon balm cream had lesser symptoms and heal faster than those who didn’t use the lemon balm.
There are several other benefits of using lemon balm. Using them may help in boosting cognitive function. In a 2014 study, the effects of lemon balm in improving cognitive function were also reviewed. [3] The participants engaged in cognitive tasks and the results of the computerized operations showed that those who ingested lemon balm performed better than others.