Hypovitaminosis, nephritis, stomach cramps, bleeding, bloody diarrhea, anemia, exhaustion of the body

The herb is also called a wild trendafil, cannula, or pincers. The Latin name is Fructus Rosa canina.

 

Description:

Wild shrub with long, green and brown stems, up to 3 m long. The leaves are bare, non-chiffony, 5-7 leaflets with short handles, elliptical, jagged. Both the stem and leaf stem are covered with spikes.

 

Colors are collected 3-5, pink. The fruit is shiny, bright red, fleshy, with yellowish solids inside.

 

Chemical composition:

Contains vitamins, especially vitamin C, B, K, P, minerals, fruit acids (citric and malic), essential oils, sugars, pectin, flavonoids, tannins, nicotinic acid.

 


Application:

internally:

 hypovitaminosis, nephritis, stomach cramps, bleeding, bloody diarrhea, anemia, exhaustion of the body.
It also has a firming action. The rich content of vitamins and carotene promotes regeneration of tissues, hormone synthesis and increases the elasticity of the capillaries and enhances eye activity.

 


Usage:

inside as a potion and infusion. Three cups of tea a day.

 


Preparation:

1 - 2 teaspoons of fruit with 1/4 l of water, boil for 20 minutes. As a polyvitamin in the following form: 1 liter of water boils for 1-2 minutes, add sugar and 30 grams whole hips. Vary 5-10 min.

 


Ingredients: Rosehip fruits (100%)

 

Measure: envelope 100 g