Rosa canina
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Rosa canina works as a tonic in case of exhaustion and lack of vitamins, as well as a diuretic. The wild rose contains a large amount of vitamin C (3 fruits of the plant correspond to the vitamin that an orange offers us) and vitamins A, B and K, gallic acid, antibiotic elements, tannin and flavonoid pigments (vitamin P), carotenoids (provitamin A) , pectin, vegetable acids and essential oil. It is a very good herb for the skin and helps to restore disturbed hormonal balance as well as irregular periods. Its fruits are nutritious and act as a mild laxative, mild diuretic and mild astringent. It helps us fight infections and especially colds by improving our body's defenses. It helps us in cases of constipation and mild problems of the gall bladder as well as kidney and bladder diseases.
Net Weight : 50 gr
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Description
Rosehip – Rosa canina in ancient times was used for medicinal purposes. According to mythology, rhododendron was originally white. He was dyed red with the blood of Aphrodite, when he went with bare feet to save Adonis from the hands of Ares and stepped on the thorny wheel which he dyed with blood. Its name is due to the fact that during Roman times the herb was recommended for the bites of rabid dogs. Its root acted against the hydrophobicity caused by the rabies virus and thus brought about the cure. In 77 AD the Roman philosopher Pliny recommended rosehip to his patients as a laxative and diuretic. It has been proven that over 30 diseases can be effectively treated with rosehip oil. In the Middle Ages rosehip was used for cardiovascular diseases and in the treatment of arthritis. Many medieval texts write about the rejuvenating properties of rose.
Rosa canina works as a tonic in case of exhaustion and lack of vitamins, as well as a diuretic. The wild rose contains a large amount of vitamin C (3 fruits of the plant correspond to the vitamin that an orange offers us) and vitamins A, B and K, gallic acid, antibiotic elements, tannin and flavonoid pigments (vitamin P), carotenoids (provitamin A) , pectin, vegetable acids and essential oil. It is a very good herb for the skin and helps to restore disturbed hormonal balance as well as irregular periods. Its fruits are nutritious and act as a mild laxative, mild diuretic and mild astringent. It helps us fight infections and especially colds by improving our body's defenses. It helps us in cases of constipation and mild problems of the gall bladder as well as kidney and bladder diseases.
Usage
Boil a teaspoon for a glass of water and strain. The decoction with rose hips can be consumed both hot now in winter, and cold like iced tea in the hot summer months.
Origin: Greece.
Stored: In a dark and cool (5oC – 15oC) place
Warnings
The information given about the herbs and their properties has been drawn from books, botanical literature and research. They do not in any way constitute medical advice or prescription.
Consult your doctor if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, on medication or have any health problems.
Additional information
| Weight | 0,7 kg |
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