Mimosa Cures
"Mimosa tree bark is bark which has been harvested from the mimosa tree, also known as a Persian silk tree. This bark is used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as well as in herbal medicinal traditions in other countries, and as a flavoring in some commercially produced foods. Mimosa tree bark is available at many Chinese markets and in stores which sell Chinese herbs, and it can also be found at some health food stores. Before using any herbal remedy, it is a good idea to consult your doctor, to make sure that its use is appropriate for you.
"The Persian silk tree or Albizia julibrissin is a deciduous tree which is native to Southeast Asia. In addition to being used as a source of medicinally valuable compounds, mimosa trees are also planted as ornamentals, since they have a branching growth habit and attractive feathery foliage and flowers. The flowers are also used in various herbal preparations and tinctures. Mimosa tree bark is often sold dried in shredded form, and it can also be found in capsules and tinctures.
"In TCM, mimosa tree bark is sometimes called Collective Happiness Bark, because it is used as a general antidepressant. It affects the heart and liver meridians, and since the heart houses the shen, or spirit, mimosa tree bark can be used to calm the spirit and reduce the symptoms associated with depression and general spiritual unrest. Mimosa tree bark is also used to treat inflammation, particularly external pain and swelling." (Source)
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[YEA] 03/18/2009: Mimi from E. Liberty, MD/USA writes: "Mimosa, additional comment: The bark has been a profound remedy for chronic hay fever. People who had hay fever for years (some for decades) experienced relief after the first dose. They could go into fields, woods, and urban areas that normally cause awful allergy symptoms and feel none of the normal discomforts. This is an exceptional remedy.
Dose is dependent on the individual. Example: 1/2 tablespoon fresh bark to 1 cup water; bring to boil and then simmer (length of time simmering was 30 min) but note previous comments about longer cooking time. Some have used 1 tablespoon per 1 cup of water. The relaxing attributes of Mimosa can be strong. Some people fall asleep soon after taking the tea.
Tinctured Mimosa is to be experimented - it hasn't been soaking long enough to be used & to read a true response."
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11/18/2009: Helen from Fort Macleod, Ab writes: "can mimosa plant be used for dogs?"
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10/22/2009: Tan Koon Peng from Singapore writes: "My posts on mimosa is mimosa plant not mimosa tree. Mimosa plant grow on the ground and will close its leaves whenever you touch the plant."
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[YEA] 10/28/2008: Tan Koon Peng from Singapore writes: "Update of mimosa: Mimosa is effective for avian influenza (bird flu)."
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09/02/2008: Tan Koon Peng from Singapore writes: "Additional info on mimosa: Half a piece of lemon may be taken 1 hour after drinking Mimosa.This combination is very benefical for health, especially for Cancer patients because lemon is a powerful Cancer killer. The seeds of lemons and grape are effective against Cancer."
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[YEA] 09/02/2008: Tan Koon Peng from Singapore writes: "A middle aged lady with bloated stomach and legs take mimosa on the advice of her friend who have learn about the healing properties of mimosa. Her condition is serious and she can`t afford medical treatment.After taking mimosa her condition improves and she is recovering fast."
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06/20/2008: TAN KOON PENG from SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE writes: "Mimosa is useful for bone spur. It is also useful for detoxing our body of toxins. It is an effective Cancer Killer as it can get rid of toxins which is one of the main cause of Cancer. Our body when clear of toxins can function well and allow our immune system to effectively kill the Cancer cells naturally.
For Medical uses, the pink flower, red stem type of mimosa is most useful. All parts of mimosa can be used to treat Cancer but the most important part is the roots. Mimosa can be soak overnight for easy washing. Mimosa should be cook in very low flame for 2 to 3 hour as this process can get rid of the mild toxins in this useful plant.
18 red dates and 12 slices of old ginger should also to added for better results.This herbs should be taken on empty stomach for best results.If you are not a vegetarian, you can also add some garlic for better results. After taking this herbs patients can expect to pass out black and smelly feces.
Mimosa is also effective for internal injury, diabetes, kidney problems, liver problem, diarrhea, skin problems, arthritis, urinary tract stone, rheumatism, anti-aging, child fever, relieve cough, clear phlegm, sprain injury, insomnia, gastric infection, clearing excessive heat in body, promote urination, bronchial infection, child indigestion, stiff neck, bone spur, piles, thyroid, blood purifier etc etc.
If fresh mimosa is not available, you can buy it from chinese medical shop.
Bone spur patients are to abstain from kang kong, carrot, banana, celery, peanut.
NOTE: Not suitable for pregnant woman.
Please share with others if you have any feedback after using this herb."
06/28/2009: Mary from KK, Malaysia replies: "A question. Do you know of anyone who had cancer and recovered from taking mimosa? How long does it take to see an effect if it's an early stage cancer?"
10/22/2009: Tan Koon Peng from Singapore replies: "The latin name of the mimosa plant I have been posting is Mimosa pudica."
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[YEA] 07/01/2008: Tan Koon Peng from Singapore writes: "Mimosa is effective for Uremia.
I have introduce mimosa to my friends in philippines and they are thrilled with the results.
One old man with liver and kidney problem was sent home to die as his condition is serious and he can`t pass urine at all.After taking mimosa he can pass urine smoothly and his liver and kidney function is improving.Now he is on his way to recovery.
A old lady with liver problem take mimosa for her high fever. After taking mimosa, her fever went down.She is still taking mimosa for her liver problem."
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