Description
Orally – The oral preparations of Rosa canine (Rose hip), like, are used as a supplement of vitamin C, to treat influenza-like infections, for treating and preventing colds, disorders of uric acid metabolism, aging skin, sciatica, arthritis, weight loss, gastric spasms, stomach tonic for intestinal diseases and preventing gastric mucosal inflammation and gastric ulcers. Other benefits by the oral consumption of rose hip are for gallstones treatment, orally for diarrhea, lower urinary tract and kidney disorders, gallbladder ailments, vitamin C deficiencies, infectious diseases, increasing immune function during exhaustion, fever, gastric acid deficiency, gout, dropsy (edema), diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, for reducing thirst, increasing peripheral circulation, to treat chest ailments and as a laxative and diuretic. In Foods and Manufacturing Practices – Rose is considered an essential ingredient for various commercial food products such as rose hip tea, as a natural source of vitamin C and jam and soup.
Rosehip Tea Benefits
The Rosehip herb and its benefits are slowly but surely being appreciated by people from all over.
The rosehip has long been valued for its refrigerant and astringent properties. It is very well-known for its high concentration of Vitamin C.
The leaves of the Dog Rose, when dried and infused in boiling water, have often been used as a substitute for tea and have a grateful smell and sub-astringent taste. The flowers, gathered in the bud and dried, are said to be more astringent than the Red Roses.
Everyone should try this totally refreshing tea.
Below are some of the health benefits gained from drinking this tea:
Considered strengthening to the stomach
Said to be useful in combating diarrhea
Found to help in fighting dysentery
Valued for its pectoral qualities that is good for coughs and spitting of blood
Often used to help treat distempers of the breast
May assist in easing colic
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