Wild Rose
Wild Rose or Rosehip: Discover its healing benefits: a natural source of vitamins and a reliever for colds, joint pain and fatigue.
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Natural stimulation & antioxidant protection
- Rich in vitamin C and natural antioxidants.
- Supports the immune system.
- Ideal for tea, syrup or homemade jam.
- Traditionally used for toning and well-being.
Why choose Wild Rose?
- Dried fruits
- Traditional herb with a long history of use
- Natural source of vitamins & antioxidants
- Ideal for drinks, syrup or jam
Description
Wild rose, or rosehip, is an herb that thrives in Europe, North Africa and Western Asia. It grows to a height of 1-1.5 meters, climbing even other trees with its thorns. Its ornate leaves and smaller, ornamental flowers are a rich source of vitamins A, B1, B2, E, K and P, carotenes, pectins, calcium and iron. Its fruits are turned into tea or jam, offering strong antioxidant properties and treating colds, infections, and even offering relief from the pain of osteoarthritis. This shrub, beyond its beauty, is a treasure trove of healing properties worth tapping into for health and wellness.
Instructions for use
How to make use of rosehip:
- Tea: Boil a glass of water with a teaspoon of rosehip for 5 to 10 minutes, covered, over low heat. Alternatively, in a glass of room temperature water, leave a teaspoon of rosehip for 12 - 18 hours, covered. Strain, eat the berries and drink the tea.
- Jam and syrup: Cook the fruits with sugar to make delicious jam or vitamin syrup.
Properties
The benefits of rosehip are many and varied. It is known as a rich source of vitamins, ideal for invigorating tea, relieves joint pain and manages fatigue. It has antioxidant properties that strengthen the immune system, while it helps with respiratory and gastrointestinal system problems. Its jam is ideal for senile dementia, while its vitamin syrup relieves osteoarthritis. In addition, its essential oil is used in homeopathic medicine for the skin.
*Note: The information about the benefits has been taken from books and other sources. Before using the herb you should ask your doctor, the same if you are already taking any medication.
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