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Manufacturers: Kyiv Pharmaceutical Factory
Active ingredients
- Rosehip fruits
Disease class
- Not indicated. See instructions
Clinical and pharmacological group
- Not indicated. See instructions
Pharmacological action
- Anti-inflammatory
- Choleretic
- General strengthening
- Immunostimulating
- Regenerating and reparative
Pharmacological group
- General tonics and adaptogens
- Vitamins and vitamin-like products
Beneficial and medicinal properties of rose hips for humans
Before using rose hips, it is necessary to study the composition and effect of its fruit on health.
This plant contains a large amount of vitamins that have a beneficial effect on health. It also contains a lot of pectins, organic acids, sugar and bioflavonoids. Ripe fruits contain minerals including manganese, calcium, magnesium and sodium.
All the beneficial properties of the bush are due to the components of its composition. Regularly used decoctions and any other folk remedies prepared from this plant help strengthen the immune system. For this reason, people are less likely to get the flu and are less concerned about other colds. A decoction of the leaves of the bush also has a positive effect on the nervous system.
People who are accustomed to periodically drinking rosehip tea are less likely to suffer from depression and are not exposed to stressful situations.
The fruits of this plant have a positive effect on blood vessels. They contain minerals that can strengthen the walls of blood vessels. In addition, due to the minerals in the composition, the blood becomes thinner, the amount of cholesterol decreases, and the functioning of the circulatory system is normalized.
Many experts believe that rosehip products can be considered diuretics, since they have a choleretic effect. The use of medicinal decoctions strengthens the intestines and improves the functioning of the digestive organs. Due to the fact that rose hips are beneficial for the pancreas, doctors recommend using them to treat symptoms of ulcers and other serious stomach diseases.
Some people believe that the berries of this shrub are harmful to the respiratory system, but this is not true. Medicinal decoctions are made from the ripe fruits of the plant, the benefits of which help get rid of the symptoms of bronchitis and cope with the complications of tuberculosis.
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Which rosehip infusion is best to take?
You can prepare many different remedies and decoctions from the fruits of the bush. It is recommended to familiarize yourself in advance with the types of infusions that are often used in folk medicine.
Alcoholic
Sometimes they make a medicinal product based on diluted alcohol or vodka. This infusion has tonic properties that help cope with the symptoms of low blood pressure (BP). Therefore, doctors recommend drinking this remedy only for people with hypotension.
In such products, the tonic effect is achieved through alcohol, which can cause contraction of the walls of blood vessels. To get rid of the symptoms of hypotension, you must strictly adhere to the optimal dosage. Every day before meals you need to drink 10-15 drops of the drug.
Water
Many lovers of traditional medicine use water infusions prepared from the berries of the bush. The effectiveness of such a measure directly depends on the correctness of its preparation. Preparation of the tincture begins with mixing one hundred grams of berries and 500 ml of boiling water. The mixture is infused for 3-5 hours. Then cool to room temperature and drink.
This measure is used to eliminate hypertension and lower blood pressure. Drink three times a day before meals.
Decoction
Tea infusion is popular among people because it is prepared much faster than alcohol or water infusion. However, in terms of the content of vitamins and useful components, it loses to other folk remedies.
Most of the micronutrients that make up the berries are completely destroyed during the cooking process.
To brew your own rosehip tea, add 250 grams of the bush's fruits to a liter of water and cook them on a gas stove for about 25-30 minutes. Then strain the liquid and drink it three times a day.
How and when to drink rose hips
Before using a decoction or infusion of rose hips, you should learn about the features of their use. Experts advise taking such remedies in courses. The duration of each of them should be about a month. This time is enough for the drug to work and give a positive result.
It is very important to understand the dosages of taking such drugs. Adults and teenagers should drink 70 ml of infusion 2-3 times a day before meals. For children under seven years of age, the dose is reduced to 30 ml.
Blueberries are known to contain a lot of ascorbic acid, which damages tooth enamel. Therefore, experts recommend rinsing your mouth with warm water after each use of the drug. To reduce the impact of acid on your teeth, drink the infusion through a straw.
If the drug is taken to achieve a biliary effect, it should be drunk only before meals. At the same time, a little honey is added to the decoction to increase its effectiveness.
Some patients receiving rosehip infusions experience difficulty absorbing calcium. To make this ingredient better absorbed, drink it an hour after eating.
Plant composition
Admirers of traditional medicine use all parts of the plant to prepare medicines: the root system, leaves and even flower petals. However, rose hips are more popular, from which they are made:
- teas;
- tinctures;
- decoctions.
Popularity among the population increased after the discovery of a large amount of ascorbic acid in rose hips, as well as provitamin A. But this is not a complete list of useful substances that are part of the plant. Let us list its components in detail.
- Carotene;
- Vitamins: C, A, P, K, E, B1, B2, B6, B9;
- Bioflavonoids;
- Substances: tannins, nitrogen-containing substances, flavones and cahetins;
- Cellulose;
- Pectins;
- Sahara;
- Organic acids: citric, malic and others;
- Minerals: iron, manganese, potassium and calcium salts, phosphates, chromium, magnesium;
- Fats and unsaturated fatty acids;
- Essential oils.
How does rosehip infusion affect blood pressure?
Infusion and decoction of the fruits of the bush have a positive effect on the walls of blood vessels and the heart. This drug increases blood pressure and helps relieve high blood pressure.
Before using rose hips to lower or increase blood pressure, it is necessary to understand their effect on blood pressure.
Increased
It has long been known that with high blood pressure it is necessary to drink medications made from rose hips. They have diuretic properties, reduce blood pressure by 2-3 times and treat symptoms of hypotension. Infusions and syrups from the fruits of the bush are popular in folk medicine.
Experts recommend using products prepared in a water bath. They relax the walls of blood vessels, improving circulation and lowering blood pressure.
Decreased
The use of certain berry infusions treats symptoms of hypotension and increases blood pressure to normal levels. Regular use of such drugs constricts blood vessels and activates the vascular center. In addition, such measures normalize blood circulation and eliminate the symptoms of arrhythmia.
Rosehip for hypertension
Folk remedies prepared from this plant help lower blood pressure and improve blood circulation. Such drugs are effective only at the first stage of pathology development. At the second or third stage, rosehip tinctures will not help heal completely, so they are used only as an aid. To eliminate high blood pressure use:
- Hawthorn decoction. The berries of the bush are mixed in equal proportions with hawthorn, then cranberries and rowan are added. Then all the ingredients are poured with water and left for two hours. A chilled infusion reduces blood pressure; you need to drink it twice a day.
- Lemon tincture. You can use lemon and rose hip remedies to lower your blood pressure. The ingredients are cut into pieces and mixed with liquid honey. The resulting mixture is drunk daily, once a day.
Daily iron requirement in healthy people
Iron requirements vary depending on age and health status.
Infants under six months of age have little need for iron, since they are born with a fair supply of this element. Newborns only need 0.27 mg of iron per day. Children from six months to a year require 11 mg, children from 1-3 years old - 7 mg, children aged 4-8 years - 10 mg, 9-13 years old - 8 mg.
Adolescents 14–18 years old should receive 11–15 mg daily, with girls having a higher need for iron due to monthly blood loss during menstruation.
Men require about 10 mg of iron per day, women - 15-18 mg. During pregnancy, the norm increases to 25–35 mg, and during breastfeeding - to 25 mg.
After about 50 years, the iron requirement for men and women becomes the same - about 10 mg per day.
These are average figures, but in some cases the need for iron may be slightly higher than the statistical average. Athletes and people engaged in heavy physical labor require more iron. The need for iron also increases during recovery from operations and injuries (especially if they were accompanied by blood loss), infectious diseases, as well as for those who suffer from constant bleeding (hemorrhoids, stomach ulcers, nosebleeds, heavy menstruation, etc.).
Rosehip for hypotension
The medicinal properties of the plant allow it to be used for hypotension; when properly prepared, it increases blood pressure. Berries also help cope with other symptoms of the disease, which include general weakness, nausea, and pain in the temples. The following drugs are used in the treatment of hypotension:
- Sage. To prepare the product, 300 ml of decoction of the bush berries is mixed with 80 grams of sage. This remedy is infused for three hours, after which it can be used to normalize blood pressure.
- Lemon skin. Peel two lemons and pass through a meat grinder. Then the resulting pulp is mixed with rose hips and placed in the refrigerator for two days. Then add honey to the mixture and mix everything again. The product obtained in this way is consumed twice a day before meals.
Rosehip based recipes
There are three most effective recipes that are used to normalize blood pressure.
Tincture of rosehip and onion peel
This measure is used to reduce blood pressure to normal values. To prepare this remedy, add a glass of onion shells and half a glass of blueberries to 400 ml of boiled water. Mix all ingredients and place in a water bath for half an hour. After this time, he moved the container with the broth to a dark room for 20 minutes, so he insisted. The drug prepared in this way is drunk three times a day.
Rosehip infusion with lemon and honey
A product made from these ingredients not only raises blood pressure to normal, but also strengthens the immune system. Add 80 g of blueberries, chopped lemon and 30 g of honey to a liter of hot water. After this time, the liquid is transferred to a cool room and kept there for 4-6 hours.
Rosehip infusion with pine needles and cones
This tincture restores the elasticity of the walls of blood vessels and improves blood circulation. When preparing a hypotonic decoction, add 100 ml of alcohol, 50 g of cones and pine needles to 650 ml of water. The mixture is kept for a week, after which it is filtered. To normalize blood pressure, drink one tablespoon of infusion every day.
Contraindications
Before using rosehip medications, be sure to read their contraindications. Doctors advise people suffering from gastritis to take infusions of this plant with caution, since the berries contain a lot of ascorbic acid. Also, rosehip medicines are contraindicated for people suffering from thrombophlebitis.
Drinking alcohol has a negative effect on treatment with rose hips. Therefore, patients should not drink alcohol during therapy with drugs for the production of which the berries of the bush are used. Patients suffering from dermatological diseases should not use rose hips to treat hypertension or hypotension, as this may cause complications.
Iron intake standards for patients with anemia
Sometimes tests reveal not just a lack of iron, but a more serious situation - iron deficiency anemia. Typically, this condition develops against the background of gastrointestinal diseases, tumor processes, helminthic infestations, and constant bleeding. It is often diagnosed in people who have experienced significant blood loss during injury or surgery.
Iron deficiency anemia is diagnosed if the hemoglobin level drops to 100–70 g/l and serum ferritin drops to 15 ng/ml.
If iron deficiency anemia is diagnosed, you cannot prescribe treatment yourself. The doctor selects the therapy. Perhaps he will prescribe multivitamin complexes and dietary supplements with iron, and in the most severe cases, he may even prescribe iron supplements - quite strong drugs with numerous side effects. You can take such medications only under the supervision of your doctor.
