GGW Wild Rosehip Tea, All Natural, GMO Free, No Chemicals, No Fragrance, No Coloring, No Taste Enhencers

Rosehip has been cultivated for thousands of years worldwide for different reasons – their beauty, their fragrance and also for its health benefits. The indigenous people in North and South America, Scandinavia, Northern Europe, Northern Africa and in Central and Western Asia all drank rosehip tea for its powerful medicinal properties. The same happened in Chinese medicine, where rosehip tea was used to treat kidney and urinary problems, while in Indian Ayurvedic medicine, it was used as a mental tonic. From ancient Rome, when the rose was offered as a tribute or used in blessings, to World War II Britain, when people had to resort to this tea as a source of vitamin C, when the blockades prevented oranges and other citrus fruits from reaching the British shores. The hips of the rosa rugosa and the rosa canina (Latin for Wild Dog Rose), contain the highest amount of vitamin C, making them the healthiest of rose teas. BENEFITS GGW's Rosehip Leaf Tea is high in Vitamin C, D, E, K, P, B complex, calcium, magnesium, pectin, potassium, sulfur, zinc, flavonoids, carotenoids, rutin, tannins, iron, copper, silicon, cobalt, phosphorus, ascorbic, malic and citric acid. A wonderful overall great tea that helps with stamina in men, higher energy levels and aids the prostate's good health. Also strengthens the immune system to fight off the flu, clears mucous congestion, its antioxidants prevents premature aging, anti-inflammatory effect which helps rheumatoid arthritis, antidepressant properties which helps relax and relieve stress, increases bile flow to regulate bowel movements, & helps prevent prostate cancer. So this Winter, stock up on GGW Rosehip Leaf Tea to get you through the Winter in good health! USE: Place two teaspoons of wild rosehip leaves in a cup, pour boiling water and steep for 15 minutes, then strain and enjoy! 1 ingredient to a healthy you!!! DISCLAIMER: The content of the above is the opinion of Go Green World and should not be considered medical advice. If you have any questions, it is recommended