What are the effects of Impatiens soaked in vinegar?

In real life, Impatiens is a relatively common plant for many people. Impatiens not only has the effect of dyeing, but also contains great medicinal value. It can effectively treat some physical diseases. Soaking Impatiens in vinegar can also play a role in treating physical diseases. It can be used to treat skin itching or skin psoriasis and other diseases.

What is the effect of vinegar soaked Impatiens

Impatiens, alum and soaking in rice vinegar can be used to treat skin itching, ringworm and psoriasis, with good results.

The specific method is: the leaves, flowers, and whole herb of Impatiens can be washed, dried, crushed, added with alum, soaked in rice vinegar (the ratio of alum to vinegar is 1:50), and can be used after 5 days. Dip a cotton swab in the liquid medicine and apply it to the affected area, once in the morning and once in the evening. It usually takes 3 to 5 days to take effect.

The role and efficacy of Impatiens

Impatiens is not just for viewing, because its flowers can also be used to dye nails, so it is also known as henna and nail peach. It has been loved by women since ancient times.

Impatiens is also a medicinal plant. The seeds are used as medicine, and their name is Jijizi. They taste slightly bitter, are warm in nature, and are slightly toxic. They enter the heart and liver meridians. They have the effects of promoting blood circulation, dredge meridians, softening hard masses and eliminating accumulations. The flower is used as medicine, called Impatiens balsamina; it tastes sweet, is warm in nature, and is slightly toxic; it has the effects of promoting blood circulation, relieving menstruation, dispelling wind and relieving pain, and detoxifying. The stem is used as medicine, called Impatiens balsamina, which is spicy and warm in nature. It has the effects of dispelling wind and dampness, promoting blood circulation and relieving pain.

【Pharmacological action】 Flowers: anti-allergic, antibacterial. Seeds: Anti-fertility, anti-bacterial, anti-allergic.

【Nature, flavor and function】 Root: bitter, pungent, neutral. Stem: bitter, pungent, warm, slightly toxic. Flowers: sweet, bitter, slightly warm. Seeds: pungent, bitter, warm, slightly toxic. Root: promote blood circulation and relieve pain, remove dampness and reduce swelling. Stem: dispel rheumatism, promote blood circulation and relieve pain, detoxify. Flowers: dispel wind and dampness, promote blood circulation and relieve pain, detoxify and kill insects. Seeds: promote blood circulation and lower qi, soften and disperse lumps.

The mature seeds, flowers and rhizomes of Impatiens balsamina are used as medicine and are often recorded in herbal books throughout the ages. The seeds contain saponins and fatty oil, and the oil contains impatiens sterol and balsam pear acid.

In addition, it contains volatile oils, proteins, amino acids and polysaccharides. It is warm in nature, slightly bitter in taste and slightly toxic. It can promote blood circulation, unblock menstruation, soften hard masses and eliminate accumulations. It is used for amenorrhea, dystocia, bone stuck in the throat, and accumulation of lumps. The flowers are harvested when in bloom and used fresh or dried. The flowers contain 2-methoxy-1,4-naphthoquinone and flavonoids.

It is warm in nature, sweet in taste, and has a mild toxic effect. It can promote blood circulation and menstruation, dispel wind and relieve pain, and detoxify when used externally. It is used for amenorrhea, bruises, swelling and pain due to falls, rheumatic joint pain, carbuncles, furuncles, snake bites, tinea manuum, etc. Pregnant women should avoid taking this medicine. The rhizome can be mashed into juice and taken with rice wine to treat bruises and injuries.