Rosehips Whole
Dried Rose Hips
Rosa L spp.
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What to do with rose hips?
There are many health and food applications of dried rose hips, including herbal tea, jams and jellies, and stretch mark creams, as it’s naturally rich in antioxidants and fatty acids that have skin benefits. You’ll also find rose hips in supplements for horses, believed to be a natural cleanser that removes toxins.
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You can use whole rose hips to create tea and a multitude of other food products, including soup, jellies and jams.
Rose hip is naturally high in antioxidants, meaning it may be able to help support the immune system, reduce joint pain, improve skin health and protect against diseases. The process of drying and storing this botanical means much of its vitamin power is lost. However, healthcare remedies using rose hip can be fortified with additional vitamin C to counter this.
Our rose hips are sourced from locations in Europe, such as Albania.
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