The dog rose acts as a tonic in cases of exhaustion and vitamin deficiency, as well as a diuretic.

The wild rose contains a large amount of vitamin C (3 fruits of the plant correspond to the vitamin provided by an orange) and vitamins A, B, and K, gallic acid, antibiotic elements, tannin, and flavonoid pigments (vitamin P), carotenoids (provitamin A), pectin, plant acids, and essential oil.

It is a very good herb for the skin and helps restore disturbed hormonal balance as well as regulate irregular periods.

Its fruits are nutritious and act as a mild laxative, mild diuretic, and mild astringent.

It helps us combat infections and particularly colds by improving our body's defenses.

It assists in cases of constipation and mild gallbladder issues as well as in kidney and bladder conditions.

Herbs are and should be treated as medicines. We recommend always consulting your doctor before taking them.