Lemon

Lemon was a symbol of a social position for the ancient Roman elite, according to researchers. While citrus fruit is known in the Mediterranean regions today, citrus fruits do not originate in the Mediterranean, but in south-east Asia.
The study, conducted by researchers at Tel Aviv University, shows that the first samples of the first lemons were found on the Roman market, about the time of Jesus Christ.
Citrus, a large and fragrant fruit with thick peel, was considered a product of great value because of its healing properties, symbolic use, pleasant smell and its spread to other regions.

In protecting the heart. The lemon juice contains potassium. Potassium is effective in reducing high blood pressure. For the return of high blood pressure to normal levels it is even more effective to combine intake of more potassium and less sodium (salt).
It has antipyretic activity and is considered one of the most effective natural antimicrobials to fight various viruses, infections and inflammations. It is no accident, the fact that older generations used it to cure insect bites, jelly fish, but also to “drop” the high fever.
Lemon is an excellent fruit that helps fight the problems associated with throat, sore throat and tonsillitis and has antibacterial activity.
Fresh lemon juice if applied to areas of toothache, can help to get rid of the pain. His massage with lemon juice for the gums can stop the bleeding of the gums.
In nose bleed if you put a small piece of cotton impregnated with a few drops of lemon into the nostril, the hemostatic action of lemon will help to stop bleeding more quickly and effectively.