Rose wild fruit: rhododendron, rosehip, wild rose, rosehip (rosa canina). ID: 51-41

Its name comes from the Roman tradition, which mistakenly believed that the root was a cure for the bite of a raging dog. Christianity has them as a symbol of purity, dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The Turks believe that they were born of the sweat of Muhammad when it dripped on the ground.

Tincture : For diarrhea, gastritis, colic, or as a mild diuretic.

Seeds in water : Rich source of vitamins.

Properties : Nourishing, astringent, diuretic, anti-inflammatory. A popular dietary supplement for young children. It is used to improve the taste of other medicines and is added to cough medicines.

Active ingredients: vitamins (A, BEI, B2B3, C, K), flavonoids, tannins, polyphenols, carotenoids, essential oil.

How to use : The fruits are consumed as a dietary supplement, remove the pores first. Traditionally used in tarts and jams. We can also use it as a syrup, tincture and as an infusion.