Several flowers can treat gynecological diseases in women and lower blood sugar

Garden balsam, also known as: henna, jimsonweed, balsam weed, of the order Geraniales, family Balsaminaceae, genus Impatiens, is an annual herbaceous flower. The whole plant is divided into six parts: root, stem, leaves, flowers, fruit and seeds. Because its flower head, wings, tail and feet all curl upward like a phoenix, it is also called the golden phoenix flower. The garden balsam plant has six parts: root, stem, leaves, flowers, fruit and seeds. The flowers come in many colors, including pink, bright red, purple, pink-purple and other colors. The petals or leaves are mashed and wrapped on the fingernails with tree leaves, which can dye them a vivid red, very beautiful, and much loved by girls. In folk tradition, its flowers and leaves are commonly used to dye fingernails. The stems and seeds are used as medicine. The stems have the effects of dispelling wind-dampness, invigorating blood circulation and relieving pain, and are used to treat rheumatic joint pain and difficulty in bending and stretching; the seeds are called "jimsonweed" and have the effects of softening hardness and reducing accumulations, and are used to treat dysphagia, fish bones stuck in the throat, abdominal masses and amenorrhea.

Sesame flowers: harvest the flowers in summer and dry them in the sun for use. The seeds contain fatty oil, can lower blood sugar, increase the glycogen content in the liver and muscles, and have a laxative effect. Sesame flowers are neutral in nature and sweet in taste, neutral. They have the effects of promoting hair growth and reducing swelling. They treat hair loss, chilblains and constipation. Black sesame tonifies the liver and kidneys and moistens the five viscera. Treating baldness: take an appropriate amount of sesame flowers, grind into a fine powder, take 10 grams each time, take with boiled water, or soak in liquor and apply to the affected area. Treating eyebrow loss: take an appropriate amount of sesame flowers, dry in the shade and grind, soak in sesame oil, apply to the affected area, once every other day. Treating vitiligo: collect fresh sesame flowers, rub the juice of the sesame flowers onto the affected area of the skin; here it is suggested that vitiligo patients, when applying it to the affected area, had best use it when there is no sun, as the effect will be more ideal this way. Treating warts: use fresh sesame flowers to gently apply to the affected area, several times a day, applying for several days, until the affected area dries and cracks and gradually falls off on its own.

Cockscomb has many varieties, with 3 plant types: tall, medium and dwarf; shapes include cockscomb-shaped, torch-shaped, pom-pom-shaped, feather-shaped, fan-shaped and so on; flower colors include bright red, orange-yellow, dark red, purple, white, mixed red and yellow, and so on; leaf colors include dark red, emerald green, yellow-green, red-green and so on, extremely attractive, making it a commonly used flowerbed flower in summer and autumn. Medicinal value: the most main effect after taking cockscomb is cooling blood and stopping bleeding, and it has quite a good curative effect on some conditions such as blood heat and uterine bleeding. In daily life, if women have abnormal vaginal discharge, unstoppable bleeding, coughing up blood, vomiting blood, bloody strangury and so on, they can soak cockscomb in water and take it, which can effectively promote the body's recovery to health.