a- Description and habitat.

The lemon tree is native to Asia and was introduced in Europe in the Tenth century. Small tree of the family Rutaceae, cultivated mainly in the mediterranean regions.

b- Constituents.

Limonene, terpinene, citral.

c- Effects and medicinal uses.

- Antiseptic.

- Antibacterial.

- The flavonoids strengthen the inner walls of blood vessels.

- Facilitates drainage and helps the elimination of fats.

d- Counter - indications.

None known for the usual dosages.

e- Use.

Oral doses of a few drops per day.

a- Description and habitat.

The lemon tree is native to Asia and was introduced in Europe in the Tenth century. Small tree of the family Rutaceae, cultivated mainly in the mediterranean regions.

b- Constituents.

Limonene, terpinene, citral.

c- Effects and medicinal uses.

- Antiseptic.

- Antibacterial.

- The flavonoids strengthen the inner walls of blood vessels.

- Facilitates drainage and helps the elimination of fats.

d- Counter - indications.

None known for the usual dosages.

e- Use.

Oral doses of a few drops per day.