Herbal wild rose peels 100 g

Herbal wild rose bowl 100 g

Wild rose - characteristics of the plant

The wild rose [Latin: Rosa canina] is a shrub species from the rose family, native to Europe, North Africa, and Asia. In Poland, it is a common species, found both in the wild and in cultivation. Rose hips are a highly valuable plant resource, used not only in the food and cosmetics industries, but also as an ornamental plant. One of the reasons for their popularity is their vitamin content. The most valuable and sought-after plant raw material of the rose hip is its fruit.

Rosehip fruits contain:

• Vitamin C - the wild rose is the richest naturally occurring source of this important vitamin for our body
• Carotenoids such as lycopene and lutein, which are present in large quantities in rose hips, have antioxidant properties and thus protect the body from many serious chronic diseases
• polyphenolic compounds, including tannins, anthocyanins and flavonoids, which have an antioxidant effect just as strong as the carotenoids
• B vitamins, which are primarily responsible for the proper functioning of the nervous system - relieve nervous tension, improve mood and mental performance Vitamins A, E and K
• Sugar, pectin, organic acids and folic acid
• Mineral salts such as calcium, potassium, magnesium, silicon and iron.

Tip

Store it in an airtight container. For this reason, each of our packages is equipped with a zipper for easy opening and closing. Rosehip shells in regular foil not only run the risk of absorbing moisture upon opening, but they can also easily fall out of the packaging, for example, in a drawer or cupboard. We care about your convenience!

Wild rose - when is it worth using it?

• Vitamin deficiency and increased vitamin requirements due to increased physical and mental exertion, cancer, infectious diseases, pregnancy, digestive and absorption disorders, and much more
• Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis - rose hips have strong pain-relieving and cartilage-regenerating properties in high doses
• Preventive against cancer. Due to its content of polyphenolic compounds, rose hips have a deactivating effect on reactive oxygen species and may therefore contribute to the prevention of cancer.
• Cardiovascular system - the high content of antioxidants in rose hips has a positive effect on the cardiovascular system.

Interesting fact

Eating 1 to 3 rose hips is enough to cover 100% of your daily vitamin C requirement.

Recommended use

Pour a teaspoon of rosehip peels into a glass of boiling water and let it steep in a covered bowl for 10 to 15 minutes.

Rosehip tincture

Ingredients required:

• 500 grams of rose hips
• 1 liter of 40% vodka
• 150 grams of honey

Chop the washed rosehips and pour over the prepared liter of vodka. Then add 150 g of good-quality honey, stir, and let it steep in a warm place for about two weeks. After this time, decant, strain, and bottle.

Ingredients: 100% dried, stemmed rose hip peels.

A raw material of the highest quality.

Country of origin: Poland