By Namita S Kalla | July 03, 2025 | Image: Canva
Mimosa pudica has long been used in traditional remedies for treating diarrhoea and dysentery by soothing the digestive tract and reducing bacterial infections
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Its natural plant compounds may help lower blood sugar levels, making it a supportive herbal option for managing early-stage diabetes symptoms
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Mimosa pudica contains phytochemicals that accelerate skin cell regeneration and wound closure, making it useful for minor cuts and abrasions
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Various studies show that extracts from this plant can fight against harmful bacteria and fungi, helping reduce infections when used topically or internally
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Mimosa pudica is rich in antioxidants that help neutralise harmful free radicals, which can otherwise damage cells and speed up ageing
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Its hepatoprotective properties can help reduce liver inflammation and damage caused by toxins, alcohol or prolonged medication use
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Certain compounds in Mimosa pudica work on the nervous system to help lower anxiety levels and promote relaxation naturally
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Traditional medicine uses Mimosa pudica as a natural anthelmintic treatment to help remove harmful parasitic worms from the digestive system
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The plant’s anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects can provide relief in mild urinary tract infections by reducing bacterial growth and soothing irritation
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Preliminary research shows that bioactive compounds in Mimosa pudica may help slow the growth of certain cancer cells in laboratory studies
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