Rosehip is an excellent source of vitamins, micro and macro elements, flavonoids, tannins, organic acids, and essential oil. This plant is widely used by physicians, pharmacists, perfumers, as well as manufacturers of food and alcohol drinks. Rosehip is also used by folk healers and "ordinary mortals" who care about their health.
People have learned to use all parts of the rosehip for their benefit: from the roots to the fruits. However, it is important to know how to brew a rosehip in such a way that the maximum of useful substances contained in the whole berries of this plant will pass into the broth.
Rosehip is endowed with beneficial properties for our body. The most popular method of its use is the preparation of infusion and decoction of berries. During rosehip berries preparation it is important to preserve all its micro and macro elements.
So, how to brew dried rosehip correctly? Let's consider all the options and methods in this article:
What is important to know?
Dried rosehip fruits are used in food additives, medicines, teas, drinks, syrups, and jams. Rosehip berry is also can be used to make oil, which is used in cosmetology.
Rosehip owes its red-orange color to lycopene and beta-carotene. These are carotenoid pigments that strengthen the health of the eyes and have a positive effect on the condition of the skin.
The nutrient content of fruits is influenced by the soil and growing conditions, as well as processing methods. These trace elements can help strengthen the immune system, and heart health, normalize weight, and maintain skin health.
There are several ways to prepare different drinks from rosehip:
Hawthorn and rose hips are very similar in appearance, but at the same time, these plants are different in their nature and effect on humans. They differ in shape, size of leaves, flowers, fruits, and also have various medicinal properties.
Since the berries of these two plants are often confused, it makes sense to understand in more detail how to distinguish them from each other.
Rosehip and hawthorn berries are somewhat similar in appearance, but inside the rosehip, there is a fibrous seed capsule with several small seeds, while the hawthorn has soft fruits with one stone. The rosehip berry is covered with small stiff bristles, rough to the touch, and the surface of the hawthorn fruit is even and smooth.
Rosehip differs from hawthorn in appearance, small maximum height, and thinner needles on the branches. In terms of valuable properties, cultures have a lot in common. At the same time, the main difference between the wild rose is the increased content of vitamin C in the fruit.
Rosehip oil is used in capsules for an additional source of Omega-3, Omega-6 and vitamin E fatty acids. Recommendations for use: adults and children over 14 years of age, 2 capsules 1-3 times a day with meals.
Rosehip is a plant that has a huge benefit, so, rosehip oil is very effective for improving the condition of hair, skin and nails; as well as helps to cope with many conditions and maintain overall health. Regular intake of rosehip oil capsules as prescribed by a healthcare professional will restore your strength and vigor.
