What is the function of mimosa?

Mimosa is also affectionately called the ugly grass. The name comes mainly from its unique contraction movement, as if it is particularly afraid of being seen by others. Mimosa is not only ornamental, but in traditional Chinese medicine, it is also a kind of Chinese herbal medicine with medicinal effects. It’s just that people don’t have a deep enough understanding of it. So, what does mimosa do?

Mimosa is a very ornamental plant and it is also a Chinese medicinal herb. Mimosa, also known as shy grass, shouting grass, and shy grass, is a perennial herb of the Mimosa family. The whole plant is slightly poisonous and is used for medicinal purposes, with a calming effect. The whole plant of Mimosa can be used as medicine. Its roots can be soaked in wine and taken to treat rheumatism, neurasthenia, insomnia, etc. Stewed with lean pork and eaten, it can treat eye swelling and pain, hepatitis and nephritis. The leaves (fresh) can be mashed and applied externally to treat swelling and pain, shingles, etc., and have a very good effect in relieving pain and swelling.

The role of mimosa

Heat-clearing and diuretic effects

Mimosa has the effect of clearing heat and promoting diuresis. It can be used to treat deep abscesses, enteritis, gastritis, hernia, infantile malnutrition, etc., and has a good therapeutic effect.

Expectorant and cough relieving function

Mimosa also has an antitussive effect and can be used to treat colds and high fever in children.

Hemostatic and stasis-dispersing effects

Mimosa has the function of stopping bleeding and removing blood stasis. It can be used externally to treat bruises, swelling and pain, sores, hemoptysis, herpes zoster, etc., with a very good effect.

Antibacterial effect

Mimosa root has a strong antibacterial effect on Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus aureus, and Diplococcus catarrhalis in test tubes, and also has an effect on Escherichia coli.

The above is the editor’s summary of the effects of mimosa. Now everyone has some understanding of the effects and functions of mimosa. Mimosa has many uses. It can be used as medicine to treat some diseases of the human body and has certain medicinal value.

Warm reminder: Mimosa has many functions and effects, and is generally used as medicine. It should be noted that please use the medicine under the guidance of a doctor. In addition, pregnant women should avoid using mimosa; mimosa has an anesthetic effect and should not be used excessively for internal use.