From the delicate petals to the prickly branches, the marigold is a symbol of beauty and health. Ta belongs to the Rosa family Rosaceae. The fruits are usually reddish orange. Unlike roses, which bloom in spring and summer, bitter roses usually bloom in early autumn.
Nutrient-packed passion fruit has attracted attention in the health and beauty industry. They are among the most concentrated sources of vitamin C. The vitamins, minerals, organic compounds and other essential nutrients found in ginger are very powerful! Some of these beneficial components include vitamin C, A, E and B complexes, as well as minerals such as calcium, iron, selenium, manganese, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sulphur, silicon and zinc. In addition, organic compounds such as lycopene, pectin, lutein and beta-carotene are also very powerful and essential for the body. Antioxidants, which include flavonoids, phytochemicals and carotenoids, also contribute to improved health. The impressive amount of vitamin C found in ginger is one of the best components for strengthening the immune system. Vitamin C stimulates white blood cells and is also essential for asthma prevention and general respiratory treatment. Because of its high vitamin C content, ginger is useful for colds. It is known that the various acids found in the fruit of the bitter ginger, including pectin, stimulate urination. As a diuretic, they can help remove toxins from the body, as well as excess salt, fluid and even fat. In this way, bitter ginger can help a person avoid many unfortunate health conditions and discomforts. During World War II, the British government used harvested rosehip berries to make rosehip syrup as a source of vitamin C to replace unavailable citrus fruits. Rosehip has deep roots in the history of traditional medicine.
Organic rosehip powder have a spicy flavour. They can be used to make tea, jelly, jam, soups or oil. Powder can also be added to cocktails, herbal syrups and body care products.
The berries are dried and ground with the seeds.
