Mimosa pudica
1. Mimosa Pudica Poultice To Heal Wounds: We can use the fresh paste as a poultice to heal wounds and reduce inflammation. To make the poultice, take a handful of fresh leaves and pound them into a paste with a little water. The leaves are simple to pound into a paste, and once you have a coarse paste, use it as a poultice.
2. Mimosa Pudica Tea for Diarrhea: A cup of mimosa pudica tea can be consumed to treat diarrhea. To create the tea, boil a cup of water and a tiny bunch of freshly plucked mimosa pudica leaves until the water turns a different color. Switch off and strain when the water’s color changes. This tea can help with blood sugar control, anxiety and despair, and even stomach ulcers!
3. Mimosa Pudica Oil For Aches And Pains: Heat a cup of unrefined sesame oil in a pan to make the oil. Toss in 1/4 cup mimosa pudica leaves and 1/4 cup balloon vine leaves in equal amounts. Heat the oil until it stops sizzling, indicating that there is no moisture remaining, and then turn it off. This oil can be used as a massage oil to relieve aches and pains of all kinds.
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