Symbalm™

Science

•  In use for over 2 000 years, lemon balm was traditionally used to relieve mild mental stress and help to sleepiness.
• Lemon balm’s properties stem from its key phytochemicals, including:
  • phenolic compounds, such as rosmarinic acid,
  • flavonoids, like quercetin,
  • triterpene compounds, like ursolic acid.
• Lemon balm is also supported by several in vitro and in vivo studies.
  • In vitro studies with lemon balm, and in particular with rosmarinic acid, suggest that it can regulate anxiety and stress through its GABA-transaminase inhibitory activity and its ability to modulate the monoaminergic system.

Groupe Berkem, Scientific report on lemon balm

Recommended dosage

• 600 mg/d

Identification

• Total polyphenols (Folin) in galic acid equivalent ≥ 20% ― Rosmarinic acid ≥ 10%

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