Rosehip fruit pictures and their effects and functions

Rosa thorn fruit is a wild fruit that can be used as both medicine and food. It is the fruit of the plant Rosa thornii. It is mostly red in appearance, sweet and slightly sour in taste. It can be eaten fresh or dried and preserved. It is mostly produced in Northeast and North China. It is usually used as medicine. What are the effects and functions of Rosa thornii fruit? Let me tell you in detail.

The efficacy and function of rose hip

1. The efficacy of rose hip

After the rose hip fruit is harvested, the core is removed and dried, and then it can be used as medicine. It can enter the liver meridian, spleen meridian and stomach meridian, and has many functions such as strengthening the spleen and digestion, promoting blood circulation and regulating menstruation, as well as astringing the lungs and relieving coughs. It is mostly used to treat common diseases such as human indigestion, abdominal distension and pain, diarrhea, and cough, and the therapeutic effect is very obvious.

2. Rosehip can improve the body's immunity

Rosa can improve the human body's immunity. It contains some flavonoids, organic acids, and a variety of amino acids and minerals. After entering the human body, these substances can not only promote the regeneration and metabolism of body cells, but also remove a variety of toxins in the human body. It can effectively increase the activity of immune cells, and the human body's immunity will also increase accordingly.

3. Rosehip can prevent cancer and resist radiation

Rosehip is a natural anti-cancer food. The phenolic substances and flavonoids it contains can inhibit the formation of cancer cells. At the same time, the other nutrients it contains can also improve the human body's disease resistance. Eating more rosehips can significantly reduce the incidence of cancer. In addition, scientists have also confirmed that rosehips have excellent anti-radiation ability, which can reduce the damage of those radioactive substances to the human body during radiotherapy and chemotherapy.