There is no scientific basis for using mimosa to treat osteophytes, and it cannot treat osteophytes. Osteomalacia is mainly due to the reduction of bone mass, osteoporosis combined with strain, cold or strain-induced hyperplasia, and is related to calcium loss, mimosa has no calcium supplementation effect, and cannot reduce osteoporosis. Mimosa has a mild role in Chinese medicine to reduce swelling and pain, and can reduce the pain of osteoporosis hyperplasia, but the effect is relatively mild and has little role in the treatment of osteophytes. Osteomalacia treatment can be properly supplemented with calcium, then exercise muscle strength without pain, avoid strain and cold, while if you want to take herbal treatment, you can use bone marrow, bone marrow, etc., and other drugs to promote calcium absorption.