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Experiments have proven that high doses of lemon balm in animals are not toxic. Lemon balm is also used in human formulations. The NASC scientific advisory ingredient risk assessment places lemon balm as a category B ingredient, which is the category for supplements expected to have minimal risk (the safest category for supplement ingredients).
