A multivitamin drink from dried rosehips has a versatile effect: tonic, anti-sclerotic and regenerative, anti-inflammatory and hematopoietic. This tea perfectly stimulates the work of all internal secretion and perfectly normalizes the metabolism in the body of substances. It has a beneficial effect on the central nervous system, as well as on the lungs, heart, gastrointestinal tract, which contributes to the active increase of various protective forces of the human body. Another decoction from the fruits of this bush is useful for a variety of diseases, especially if it is necessary to strengthen immunity.
Rosehip Composition
Rosehip is a rather multivitamin plant, because its fruits are significantly superior to other plants in variety and quantitative content of vitamins. The water infusion of these fruits increases the body's high resistance during infectious diseases, weakens the development of arteriosclerosis and has general strengthening, tonic effects. Rosehips include sugar, pectins, organic acids (both citric and malic), tannins, flavonoids (isocvercetin, quercetin, campferol, lycopene, rubixanthin), fatty oil, ascorbic acid, group B vitamins, carotene, tocopherols, trace elements - magnesium, iron, phosphorus, manganese, calcium. In addition to all this, the effective anti - atherosclerotic properties of rosehips due to ascorbic acid have been proven. In rose hips, its content is about 600 mg / 100 g of dried fruits, which is several times higher than in lemons or black currants. The full complex of these vitamins stimulates immediate activation in the enzyme systems of the body.
Rosehip treatment
Rosehips, of which there are, of course, contraindications (more on that below), have a pronounced anti-zingotic effect, stimulate the body's resistance to harmful environmental influences, infections and other adverse factors.
Rosehips have a positive effect on the synthesis of hormones, tissue regeneration, have a beneficial effect on carbohydrate metabolism, and also on vascular permeability. They also have anti-inflammatory, diuretic and excellent choleretic action.
A rosehip drink is often used in the treatment of atherosclerosis, hypovitaminosis C and P; it is prescribed for chronic infections, chronic liver diseases, peptic ulcers, colds, acute bleeding, increased bleeding, bronchial asthma, endocrine disorders, cholecystitis and hepatitis.
Rosehip significantly increases the redox function of the body, stabilizes the adrenaline content, increases the resistance of the human body to infections. The present vitamin B1 ensures the optimal functioning of the NS, contributes to the complete absorption of fats, and even carbohydrates. Vitamin K has analgesic, antimicrobial and antibacterial effects.
Infusion of fruits significantly increases the constant secretion of bile, stimulates the function of the sex glands, and stops bleeding. Infusion accelerates the healing of burns, wounds, frostbite. The pulp has a light and soft laxative effect. Small rosehip seeds have a choleretic, anti-inflammatory and diuretic effect.
The fruit drink is used for tuberculosis, bladder problems, and dangerous kidney stone disease.
Rosehip. Contraindications
It should be very careful to use preparations with rosehip extract for those who have high acidity, gastritis and gastric ulcer.
If you often drink a strong drink from rose hips, a rather devastating effect can affect your teeth.
Rosehip is also contraindicated for people who are prone to blood clots. Also, you need to carefully treat this plant and cores: rosehip dictates its contraindications for endocarditis and some other heart problems.
So, rose hips, contraindications for the use of which do exist, should be taken very carefully and carefully. But remember, it is quite healthy, also tasty!