k Rosehips. The false fruit from the dog rose Rosa canina shrub. The hips are edible, both cooked and raw, used to make preserves jam and syrups. It is taken as a dietary supplement as it is a very rich source of vitamins A, C, E and unusually in fruits essential fatty acids. Rose hips are also used as a herbal remedy to make infusions tea, to treat colds influenza flu. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Rose-hips. The false fruit from the dog rose (Rosa canina) shrub. The hips are edible, both cooked and raw, used to make preserves (jam) and syrups. It is taken as a dietary supplement as it is a very rich source of vitamins A, C, E and (unusually in fruits) essential fatty acids. Rose- hips are also used as a herbal remedy to make infusions (tea), to treat colds & influenza (flu).
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Rose-hips. The false fruit from the dog rose (Rosa canina) shrub. The hips are edible, both cooked and raw, used to make preserves (jam) and syrups. It is taken as a dietary supplement as it is a very rich source of vitamins A, C, E and (unusually in fruits) essential fatty acids. Rose- hips are also used as a herbal remedy to make infusions (tea), to treat colds & influenza (flu).

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