The role of Impatiens balsamina and its medicinal value

Impatiens is a beautiful ornamental flower. It is an annual herb. The juice of its flowers is mostly red and can be directly used to dye nails after extraction. Therefore, many regions call Impatiens henna. In fact, in addition to being ornamental, Impatiens has many other uses. The following editor will take you to understand the functions of Impatiens.

The role of Impatiens

1. Impatiens can dye hair

Dyeing with Impatiens is one of its important functions. It can be made into plant-based hair dye together with honey, eggs and olive oil. Usually, the dried Impatiens can be ground into powder. When using it, first mix hot water, eggs and honey together, then add Impatiens pollen to make a paste, and then apply it directly on the hair.

2. Impatiens can repel snakes

Impatiens is a unique plant that likes to grow in warm areas. It has a natural fragrance. In some snake-prone areas in the south, people like to plant some Impatiens in front of and behind their houses. It can play a good role in repelling snakes and prevent snakes from entering the home and causing harm to humans. In addition, Impatiens can also be made into cut flowers and placed in the required environment, which can play an important role in beautifying the environment.

3. Impatiens can cure diseases

Treating diseases is also one of the important functions of Impatiens balsamina. It can promote blood circulation, reduce swelling, relieve pain, and detoxify. You can harvest it when it is in full bloom, then dry it for later use. Drinking water with the dried Impatiens balsamina can effectively relieve abdominal pain during menstruation. Stewing Impatiens balsamina with rock sugar can treat whooping cough. When people have low back pain, you can grind nine grams of Impatiens balsamina into powder and take it directly orally, which can have an excellent analgesic effect.