Impatiens balsamina is also known as Balsam weed, Garden Balsam, Garden Touch-me-not, Jewel Weed, Rose balsam, Spotted snapweed, Touch-me-not, Touch Me Not Balsam, Garden Balsam, Impatiens, Garden Balsamine and Jewelweed.
is a species of annual flowering herbaceous plant in genus Impatiens (Balsaminaceae family). Native to southern Asia, the plant can grow up to 100 cm tall. Different parts of the plant are used in traditional Chinese medicine and widely adopted in treating different diseases and health problems, such as snake bites and skin burns.
The seeds of Impatiens balsamina is considered to have mildly bitter, warm and low toxicity properties and to be associated with the liver and lung meridians.
The flower of Impatiens balsamina is considered to have sweet, aperitive, warm and nontoxic properties and to be associated with the liver and lung meridians.
The root and leaves of Impatiens balsamina are considered to have bitter, sweet, pungent and low toxicity properties and to be associated with the liver and lung meridians.
1. DYSPHAGIA.
Pills made with Impatiens balsamina seeds (soaked in wine) and wine is taken orally with warm wine to treat dysphagia (difficulty in swallowing, caused by obstruction or spasm of the oesophagus).
2. SNAKE BITES.
Smashed Impatiens balsamina flower is applied externally to treat snake bites.
3. RELIEVING SWELLING.
Smashed Impatiens balsamina leaves is applied externally to treat swelling at wounds.
4. SKIN HEALTH.
Medicated bath with Impatiens balsamina flowers, platycladi seed, sodium sulfate and papaya can be used to treat rheumatoid arthritis with frequent cramping in hands or wrists.
The seeds of Impatiens balsamina is considered to have mildly bitter, warm and low toxicity properties and to be associated with the liver and lung meridians.
The flower of Impatiens balsamina is considered to have sweet, aperitive, warm and nontoxic properties and to be associated with the liver and lung meridians.
Uses, Health Benefits Of Impatiens Balsamina:
1. DYSPHAGIA.
Pills made with Impatiens balsamina seeds (soaked in wine) and wine is taken orally with warm wine to treat dysphagia (difficulty in swallowing, caused by obstruction or spasm of the oesophagus).
2. SNAKE BITES.
Smashed Impatiens balsamina flower is applied externally to treat snake bites.
3. RELIEVING SWELLING.
Smashed Impatiens balsamina leaves is applied externally to treat swelling at wounds.
4. SKIN HEALTH.
Medicated bath with Impatiens balsamina flowers, platycladi seed, sodium sulfate and papaya can be used to treat rheumatoid arthritis with frequent cramping in hands or wrists.
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