Rural people never see a doctor when they have onychomycosis

What should rural people do if they get onychomycosis? Don’t worry, the editor recommends a kind of wild grass. We have a good way to deal with it. It is Impatiens balsamina, also known as Impatiens balsamina. In rural areas, people use it to wrap and dye their nails, which is equivalent to the function of nail polish today.

Nail grass only blooms once a year and comes in many colors, including red, pink, purple, and white. The colors are very beautiful. When we were young, there was no nail polish like today, but girls love beauty, so they would naturally find ways to dress up.

Every summer we would pick colorful nail grass flowers, add salt, crush them, wrap them with mulberry leaves, and tie them tightly with thread. After one night, the nails would turn red, and there was no need to worry about fading or falling off over time. After the summer vacation, the girls in the class began to compete to see who had the most beautiful color.

As I grow older and gain more knowledge, I learned that nail grass can treat onychomycosis. My mother-in-law happened to have onychomycosis on her feet, and many medicines didn't work. When I told her that nail grass can cure onychomycosis, she was very surprised, but she said that the older generation had mentioned it before, saying that people who have their nails wrapped with nail grass flowers are less likely to get sick, and she didn't expect this to be the reason.

In fact, the whole body of nail grass is a treasure and can be used as medicine. The flowers can treat onychomycosis, and the stems have a very fairy name: Impatiens balsamina, which has the effects of removing rheumatism, promoting blood circulation and relieving pain. The seeds are even more magical. If the most important thing for women is menstruation, if it stops prematurely, they will need this to treat amenorrhea. A tiny nail plant gives its all.