Rosehip (Rosa rubiginosa)
Family: Rosaceae
Rose Hips are the fruits of a rose that develop after the petals have fallen. Used to fight infection and curb stress, it is the highest herb in Vitamin C content and contains the entire C-Complex .
Active Principle:
Rose hips have been used as a source of vitamin C and contain the bioflavonoids that aid in the absorption of vitamin C.
Clinical uses
- One of the primary functions of vitamin C is to maintain collagen, a protein substance, which forms the connective tissue in skin and bones. It is this nutrient that promotes wound and burn healing by helping form connective tissue in the scarred areas.
- Vitamin C is also effective in the treatment of the common cold since it fights bacterial infections and some allergy – producing compounds.
- Vitamin C has also been found to be of value in minimizing the effects of environmental pollution, including carbon monoxide and lead by providing more oxygen to the cells through its antioxidant qualities.
Suggested Intake
Extract of Rosehip having 6-8% Vitamin C-300 to 500mgs twice a day.
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