Can Mimosa cure bone hyperplasia?

Bone hyperplasia can be said to be a geriatric disease. Although not all elderly people will suffer from bone hyperplasia, frequent standing, walking, and maintaining a fixed posture can easily induce bone hyperplasia. It is a normal degenerative phenomenon. Bone hyperplasia is not easy to treat. In order to solve this disease, many patients will try various folk remedies and local prescriptions. One saying is that mimosa can treat bone hyperplasia. So, can mimosa cure bone hyperplasia?

Mimosa pudica is not suitable for patients with neurasthenia and bone hyperplasia. The effect of long-term use of Chinese medicine to treat bone hyperplasia is quite significant. During treatment, careful differentiation should be made according to the stage of the disease and the patient's physical condition.

Bone hyperplasia is an aging phenomenon of the human skeleton. As people age, the muscles, ligaments and other tissues around the spine and joints will undergo degenerative changes, which will destroy the balance of the spine and joints and cause instability in the spine and joints. In order to adapt to these changes and restore a new balance, the body will increase the surface area of ​​the bones through bone hyperplasia, reduce the pressure on the unit area of ​​the bones, and make the spine or joints more stable.

At present, Western medicine treats bone hyperplasia and bone spurs by surgical treatment. The high recurrence of such diseases makes surgical treatment quite limited; and the treatment is very painful for patients. The cost of surgery is also quite high, and cervical and lumbar spine surgery is more difficult and extremely risky.

In the medical community, many medical workers even believe that bone hyperplasia is a characteristic of human aging. They believe that it is not an independent disease but a compensatory reaction of the body's self-protection. It is therefore believed that this degeneration is irreversible, cannot be cured and there is no need to force a cure.