Yes, dear friends, those dreaded ugly blemishes that occassionally mark our mouths and surrounding areas, fortunately, I am not a usual suffer, however, my other half is, so can any of you suggest some natural remedies that might help them heal sooner then perhaps keep them at bay?

Unfortunately, the regular prescription stuff just doesn't seem to work in his case.

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Hi I’m new here, I believe the recipe you are thinking of and that is really good for cold sores Is the lemon Balm Lip Salve. I personally haven’t made this but I will be making once I get the money to buy the products I suffer a lot from cold sores Mostly when I’m run down. Any ways here’s the recipe its quite simple really.

21 tbsp (Approx. 50g) fresh lemon balm leaves.
3 tbsp Wheat germ oil.
115 ml olive oil.
1 tbsp honey.
1tbsp beeswax.
5drops of tea tree oil.

(my personal touch a little incense jar to put it in the spin top ones on here are awesome))


1.Strip the lemon balm leaves and chop finey.In a pan over slow heat, Stir and crush one third of the lemon balm leaves with the weatgerm and olive oil for 10 mins, or until the it starts to bubble. Then take off the heat.

2.strain the oil though a muslin lined sieve or colander in to a browl,Squeezing the leaves to get all the remaining juice. Throw away the squeezed leaves.

3.Repeat this process twice more with the remaining 2 batches of lemon balm leaves, unseeing the same oil.

4.Place the oil in a pan on a gentle heat and add the honey and beeswax stir until melted then take off the heat and stir in the tea tree oil.

5. Pour the slave into small sterilized jars were it will set solid with in 10 mins

Use: apply to cold sores whenever needed

Storrage:Keeps for up to 1 year.

I Hope this helps you,

Love and light to you and yours.

Mizzykins.

Nice one, Let me know if it works if you make it. and i'll check your forum!
Blessings.