Roses
Roses, Rosa, have over 300 different species with thousands of color variations. I have some kind of climbing roses growing wild along my east fence line, and they are mixed with honeysuckle vines. Most all roses are widely used in herbal medicine.
Beneficial Qualities:
๐ Gastrointestinal Aid – reduce stomach inflammation, alleviate diarrhea, and eases excess acidity
๐ Immune support – supports the immune system and wards off infections
๐ Menstrual health – balances hormones, eases bloating, and helps relieve painful menstruation
๐ Skincare, anti-aging, and wound healing – hydrates dry skin; reduces the appearance of eczema, scars, and acne; and promotes cellular health
๐ Stress and mood relief – aromatherapy helps relieve mild depression, headaches, nervous tension, anxiety, and improves sleep quality
Common Uses:
- Fresh or dried herb
- Infusion – hot
- Extracts, Vinegar, Syrup
- Aromatherapy
- Topical oils & salves
Contraindications:
- Kidney stones, iron disorders, and sickle cell disease
- Possible allergic reaction
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your physician before starting or stopping any herbal remedies.