22 Health Benefits of Mimosa Pudica aka Shame mi Lady / Earth's Medicine

[@917hazel]

I have had trouble falling asleep after an extended period of stress that interrupted my sleep for about two weeks. The death of someone close to us. The sleep disruption has continued on for months, on and off. I am taking other things for heavy metal detoxification and am using zeolites for a binder, but recently decided to use Mimosa Pudicum. Parasites, etc are sleep disrupters and cleansing can be disruptive, too. Two nights of taking Mimosa Podicum and I have been able to immediately resume sleep when disrupted. Tonight I will take it before going to sleep to ward off the disruption. Thank you for your video.

[@EarthsMedicine]

Thanks for sharing.

[@lloydrichards7875]

As a child living in the innards of Anchovy, St. James, Jamaica, a place called Nigger Ground, this interesting plant was known locally as “Shaama Macka”. In the botany sessions at Cornwall College, the biology master only explained the mechanics of why the leaves fold inward, when they are touched. This is refreshingly the first time in decades that I’m hearing the correct botanical name for this plant. And now, you have put a touch of absolute class, to it’s efficacies. Way to go!! You know why I am as proud of you as a doting parent!! God’s continued rich blessings!

[@EarthsMedicine]

Wow! I am so lost for words. That's so kind of you to say! Thank you & many blessings to you Sir Richards!

[@cherylbyfield2501]

I used to love touching Shame mi Lady as a child going home from school. Such amazing health benefits to ponder on. Great reminders, great channel to tune into!

[@sexxybrownsugar9320]

Yasssss it's really good we call it sensitive plant or touch me not. 🇧🇧

[@EarthsMedicine]

Thanks for sharing that info..

[@duncanmaina7491]

Your videos are good eye opener with regard to beneficial resources from mother nature.

[@MrHardbody10]

Thank you love your earth medicines learning a lot about being extremely healthy with the benefits you share 😊 ❤💯🙏🏿

[@EarthsMedicine]

That's awesome!

[@coleencampbell4290]

Luv it! Keep the info coming!👍🏾👍🏾

[@EarthsMedicine]

Thank you!

[@Fitnessmania504]

Video Well done!!!!🙏🏽💜 Stay persistent and patient. In due time..... Trust Me!

[@EarthsMedicine]

Thank you for your encouraging words. Means a lot friend!

[@robinsonosayande5187]

Nice video. This plant abounds in the suburbs of my city in Nigeria. Sadly not many people know of its medicinal properties beyond the fact that the leaves react when touched. But there is a giant extremely invasive and thorny variety of it that appears to have been introduced later because we never knew of that growing up. It is a real menace on cultivated lands because it is very irksome to handle when weeding the farm. It is so injurious that it has been nicknamed "kidnapper" because when its thorns get in contact with your skin, you must make no movements else you get deeply lacerated. Its leaves are also sensitive to touch. Could this variety also be medicinal?

[@stevehamilton542]

love this plant

[@EarthsMedicine]

Awesome!

[@Caf4145]

The health benefits are great, but we need to know how to prepare it for in take. I want for sciatica

[@mildredhamilton1290]

Most informative.

[@EarthsMedicine]

Thank you!

[@andersonfelix5445]

Thanks for the information

[@annettep.1605]

You have a new sub. You're living the life I've dreamed of for many years, & I am so happy for you. The scenery is breathtakingly beautiful. I'd loved to be there. We have a type of Mimosa, with pink, furry flowers & leaves like yours there. I've heard that there's DMT in the Mimosa plant, but I'm not sore which one. It's regarded as a weed here in Florida, where I am. I wonder if your plant is the same as the Mimosa tree in my yard. They're everywhere in Florida, I think. Anyway, just wondering. Oh, there's also a Mimosa with yellow flowers somewhere. Is that your plant? The 1 that grows wild in Florida has pretty light pink flowers with long, thin strands & leaves like yours, but maybe longer with more tiny parts to the leaves.

[@Cidanandas108]

Touch it...if leaves dont fold,its not the one

[@makanthony6332]

Thanks for this.....what's the best way to apply it? ( eat it, boil it and drink it? ). And how to prepare it? Can the roots be used as well?

[@EarthsMedicine]

It depends on the condition you're treating Mak. People use all parts of the plant to treat lots of ailments i.e. the leaves, roots, seeds & whole plant. Re eating it, I'm not aware of that, but usually for the leaves, some people make tea with same for e.g.& use it internally to treat things like diarrhea & stomach ulcers & to help with reducing their blood sugar levels, anxiety & depression, among other things or they make a paste from the leaves & use it externally to treat things like piles & wounds for e.g. & there are other people who will make an oil infusion made from the leaves to be used a s a massage oil for treating all kinds of aches & pains. For the roots, some people use a decoction of same to treat renal stones, urinary complaints & asthma for e.g. & others use the root paste externally to treat uterine prolapses. Some people also use the roots to make a decoction, which they use internally to treat other things too e.g. for snake & scorpion bites & they also treat these things too by making a poultice with the roots & applying same to the affected area. For the seeds, some people mix these with sugar & take it with warm milk at nights to treat premature ejaculation.

[@parisgopaul9651]

Good job 👏

[@susanrsj]

Most excellent!!!!!!

[@mildredhamilton1290]

Nice

[@EarthsMedicine]

Thank you.

[@sexxybrownsugar9320]

Love the video 🥰🥰🥰

[@stephrainspirite9985]

wow!! Thank you so much!!!

[@EarthsMedicine]

You're welcome..💚

[@cnote3580]

Good stuff. God did!

[@sanomatik5922]

Lovely now this is what I’m talking about 🎉🎊 Oh so what was number 17

[@EarthsMedicine]

haha..

[@danello7]

@@EarthsMedicine 🤨😐🤔

[@brentpiper7202]

Thanks!

[@mitchellkuta5405]

👍👍I need some

[@EarthsMedicine]

Sure!

[@rshrut]

What are the ways to consume this plant though? If you speak on that please.

[@EarthsMedicine]

Please watch the video below to learn more.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXq1oZuQerR8ZpIsi=cIt8Ey6XjMec512R

[@AtsuDominic]

Massive 💪

[@smartapopyk]

Can you please tell us how to use mimosa for sinus infection? Tnx

[@ronnellagreene5950]

In Guyana it's called sleep and wake bush.

[@billcarter4670]

Thank you, From Panther Creek Hobby Farm, Kentucky USA, great video...

[@MrLivewire69]

This plant as touch me not and also known in my native language konkani as LOZKI

[@mr.krankypantsakakurt3359]

If I just come in grays through your backyard I’ll probably get rid of all my downfalls LOL

[@EarthsMedicine]

lol..

[@rulistening7777]

Is this a music video ? Or a plant video DNR

[@EarthsMedicine]

Both.

[@herbalhousetv2515]

Also treats prostate issues(enlargement,prostatitis)

[@vsansanv29101_sd]

did it cure your prostrate problem

[@ericdebries8760]

Caution, drinking this tea will cause a throat irritation.

[@omarsmith3092]

Can it boil with other plants???

[@EarthsMedicine]

yes

[@livefromplanetearth]

🙏🏾💍

[@childofgod4347]

Does Mimosa pudica increases estrogen in Female?

[@EarthsMedicine]

Not to my knowledge.

[@nicolesmith743]

Hi have humans cysts an I need help

[@EarthsMedicine]

What kind of cysts?

[@nicolesmith743]

Ovarian cysts

[@EarthsMedicine]

@@nicolesmith743 I believe people use Dog blood bush to treat ovarian cysts, but you can research it & see.

[@nicolesmith743]

Ohk I'm going to look it up

[@stephanieperry1815]

More teaching less rambling.

[@EarthsMedicine]

Life is about choices. Seek the info from the KZbinr of your choice & keep your negative off of this channel!

[@unicornjennie]

I think you have confused this with it's lookalike the mimosa tree,albezia Julibrisson, a prolific tree that's grows all over the world except Antarctica also known as the Persian silk tree.

[@EarthsMedicine]

Not confused. This one is a herb & it's also called mimosa among other common names. The one you're talking about is a tree & it's also called mimosa, but it has other common names. To watch a video on the one you're talking about, please click on the link below.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nInRh4OXhr1mfNUsi=3mW0tJzU0O2CYhX0