Rosehip or wild rose for men

Every sane man, having fallen ill with prostatitis, this most unpleasant disease, wants to recover from it as soon as possible. And here all the methods are good! Rosehip treatment can be effective when used in conjunction with a medication prescribed by a specialist. These beautiful bushes of wild roses, pleasing to the eye all summer long with white, pink and red fragrant flowers, gratefully give back their useful fruits, saturated with sun and moisture, in autumn.

In chronic prostatitis, rosehip has established itself as a reliable adjuvant, but its fruits are used in folk medicine not only for prostatitis. They are also used by patients with atherosclerosis, with heart problems, with reduced immunity, as a diuretic and choleretic agent, to improve blood formation, as well as in other pathologies. Such a wide spectrum of action is due to the mass of nutrients contained in the berries of the bush.

Chemical composition

Vitamins:

• C is the king of vitamins! Its content in rose hips surpasses even citrus fruits.
• B1 - useful in case of disturbances in the work of the cardiovascular system. Benefits for the prostate in reducing inflammation and helping in tissue regeneration.
• B2 - improves metabolism, enhances immunity and has a beneficial effect on the reproductive system.
• B9 - strengthens the immune system, improves metabolism, and also promotes the production of healthy male germ cells.
• P (flavonoids) - actively works in tandem with vitamin C, increasing the reliability of blood vessels - their elasticity, and also protects ascorbic acid from oxidation.
• K - increases the body's resistance to bacteria and viruses, thereby preventing recurrence of inflammation of the prostate.
• E - affects the emotional sphere of the patient with prostatitis. This is an important aspect, since there is a violation of erectile function, which entails a depressive state. In addition, it inhibits the development of prostate and bladder cancer, lowers blood sugar.
• Minerals, fatty acids, essential oils and tannins.
• Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, Aluminum, Manganese, Zinc, Copper, Selenium, Barium, Nickel, Chromium and Barium.

This variety of micronutrients is very good in itself, but zinc, selenium, copper and manganese are of the greatest value for men. Fatty acids in fruits are also extremely useful, they inhibit the development of prostate cancer. Tannins in combination with protein envelop the tissues of the prostate gland, thereby preventing the penetration of microbes.

Thus, it is a sin not to use such a "chemical laboratory" from a bush!

Treatment

Basically, in the treatment of prostatitis and other diseases, cooked decoctions from the berries of the bush are used, although the whole bush is healing - both the roots, and leaves, and branches. However, the highest concentration of vitamins and minerals is found in fruits. Plucking berries from a bush, a person will do a good deed for both the plant and himself, and breaking branches and digging out roots will spoil the plant and heal hands damaged by thorns.

Drinking a decoction in the treatment of the prostate is practiced for long courses - one and a half to two months. It must be taken together with medications prescribed by a urologist. Rosehip is effective for both bacterial and chronic prostatitis. However, before using the medicinal broth, you should make sure that there are no allergies, stomach ulcers, gastritis, renal pathologies and diabetes mellitus. After it has been established that the rosehip will not harm, it is necessary to make it a rule to drink the broth only in the morning and afternoon hours, as it significantly tones up and can disrupt the night's sleep.

Harvesting fruits

It's not difficult at all! You just need to find a bush with ripe fruits (bright red) and cut them off. At home, free the berries from the stalks with which they are often plucked, and put on a baking sheet in the oven. The oven temperature should be no higher than 60 degrees. The oven door, during the drying process, should not be tightly closed, since moisture from the berries will evaporate when heated and must have a way out. After about 5-6 hours, the brew product is ready

When buying, you need to pay attention to the smell of dried fruits. A very pleasant sweet and sour and slightly tart smell should emanate from the harvest of this year, but if the berries do not exude such a smell, but do not have it at all, or simply smell like dry grass, this indicates its staleness, the decoction from them will be useless.< / p>

Making a medicinal decoction

It is best to prepare the broth in a thermos. To do this, you need to prepare a reliable thermos that retains heat well, scald it with boiling water (nowadays, thermoses are produced everywhere, not with a glass flask, but entirely made of metal.This is much more convenient, because when meeting with boiling water, the glass flask often bursts, which, of course, does not happen with metal), pour 15-20 berries into it, pour half a liter of boiling water and screw the lid tightly.

In order to be sure that the heat transfer of a closed thermos is not too high, you can wrap it with a thick towel. Brew overnight, then in the morning you can already drink the ready-made infusion. 500 mg of broth is the daily dose for a man. It should be drunk warm throughout the day. In the evening of the same day, it is necessary to brew the infusion for use the next day. And so on for 60 days.

A little secret to make the broth more effective. Before brewing, while the berries are dry, they can be slightly poured with a mortar - this way they will more easily give off their beneficial substances, and the "tea" will turn out to be a rich burgundy color with a very pleasant aroma and sweet and sour taste. It is not recommended to sweeten the broth. The course of treatment can be repeated in half a month.

Other options for preparing the broth

You don't need to use a thermos, and put the rose hips in a saucepan with boiling water and cook over low heat for about an hour. After cooling, the broth is ready for use. The proportions are the same as when brewing in a thermos.

A quick way to make a decoction

Grind the berries in a coffee grinder or blender. Pour one large spoonful of boiling water and hold in a water bath for no more than 10 minutes. After straining, the medicine is ready.

Another brewing method is more laborious. The fruits are freed from seeds and only the skins are brewed. It is quite difficult to do this when the berry is dry. This method does not require further boiling. The skins, drenched in boiling water, are simply infused in a cup for 30 minutes. Rosehip drink is ready.

Rosehip Wine

Place crushed rose hips in a bottle of dry white wine and leave in the dark to infuse. After a month, you can take a few drops a day. One bottle of elixir will last for a long time.

Herbs and rose hips

Rosehip berries combine very well with other medicinal herbs. Known decoctions with the addition of chamomile, hawthorn, oregano, mint. Rosehip tea with raspberries is good, especially in case of influenza; with the addition of viburnum berries, it also knocks down body temperature; with the addition of black currant berries, an excellent remedy for enhancing immunity is obtained. In the event that you want to drink such an infusion at night, it is better to add a little honey to it - this will extinguish the tonic effect and soothe.

The norm for an adult is to consume no more than 500 ml per day.

Why overdose is dangerous

Excessive consumption can negatively affect the functioning of the liver or kidneys. With an excess of vitamin C, skin rashes can begin.

When treating the prostate with rosehip decoction, one must not forget that it is used only as an adjuvant. Herbal medicine is not able to independently cure such a serious urinary disease, but it can help and give impetus to drug treatment.