From the beginning of September to November is the time of harvesting the wild rose, which is one of the oldest plant species used by man.
Rosehip is the fruit of the wild rose, and is collected during September and October. It is prized for its healing properties. Teas, jams, marmalades, syrups are prepared from it.
From the beginning of September to November is the time of harvesting the wild rose, which is one of the oldest plant species used by man. Wild pomegranate is the fruit of the wild rose Rose canine, it belongs to the family of roses Rosaceae. It contains minerals, tannin, vitamins D, B and P, provitamin A and is a real treasure trove of vitamin C. It is most often used dried to prepare tea during the winter, but it is used to make jams, marmalades, compotes, syrups because cooking does not lose useful substances.
Rosehip has a positive effect on the body's immunity. It can be used alone, but also in combination with other medicinal plant species. The fruit also contains carbohydrates, proteins and fiber, and is known to improve immunity, cleanse the kidneys and stimulate urination, help with stomach pain, stop internal bleeding and reduce bleeding during the menstrual cycle.
Rosehip is good for avitaminosis, improves circulation and cleanses the blood. The drink from this fruit is especially recommended for breastfeeding mothers, because vitamin C passes into milk and makes the baby healthier and more resistant.
Rosehip tea and peppermint
Take one tablespoon of chopped rose hips and boil in three decilitres of water. After five minutes add two to three leaves of peppermint. Remove from heat and leave covered. When cool add honey. This tea is very tasty, it is drunk during the day. It is best to drink a cup of this tea before bed as it will calm us down and allow for a good night’s sleep.
