Shame Me Darling Powdered Seed (Mimosa Pudica) is a native of Tropical South America but is now also widespread through all tropical regions of the world. It is known for its sensitivity to touch for the leaves close very quickly when touched, thus its many colloquial names which include Sensitive Plant, Humble Plant, Shameful Plant, Sleeping Grass, Touch-Me-Not, Chuimui,& Ant-Plant. Traditional Uses of Shame Me Darling as a Traditional Herb: - Mimosa poudica, backed by a strong history of traditional use can be useful to get rid of the uncomfortable issue of haemorrhoids. in China, the use of this plant for treating haemorrhoids dates back to as early as 16th century CE. It is antispetic & astringent & has a cooling effect. Mimosa pudica is thought to encourage new hair cell growth, which may contribute in arresting hair loss. To promote hair growth, using shampoos containing extracts of the herb are often recommended. Otherwise simply make an infusion, let it cool & then massage as a final rinse into the hair after washing This plant is said to display anti-inflammatory activity, which may help treat inflammatory conditions like arthritis. make a daily cup of herbal tea from the leaves of this plant. It is used in all manner of purposes in Ayurvedic medicine. Cultural Uses of Shame Me Darling Powdered Seed as a Traditional Herb: - The Quechua people, members of ethnic South American tribes, fill the pillow with this herb to promote sleep during bed time. The herb is believed to provide a relaxing effect, which instills a sense of calmness during the sleep. in India, the herb is thought to have a relaxing effect on the nervous system. The Guaymi people of Western Panamanian provinces reportedly use an infusion made from the ground stem of Mimosa pudica to treat arthritis. Shame Me Darling Powdered Seed | Mimosa Pudica Sensitive Or Humble Plant 50 Grams
