Dried Lingonberry, 1000gr.(35.27oz)

Dried lingonberries (not dried) 100% natural product. No sugar, preservatives or other additives. Only dried berries. Humidity of 8%-12%. Lingonberry is widely used in evidence-based medicine because of its nutritional value and potential health benefits, such as weight control and heart strengthening, improving bowel and vision, preventing the development of atherosclerosis and malignant tumors. What it is good for: It contains many valuable substances. Lingonberry is rich in biologically active substances, which are important for the normal functioning of the human body.Lingonberry is an excellent remedy for colds. The high content of acids (in particular - ascorbic acid) activates the body's defenses and helps it to fight the cold. Also lingonberry juice and decoction from the leaves contribute to increased urination, which also helps speed up the recovery process. Finally, lingonberries can act as an aid in the treatment of high fever.Antioxidant effect.Help with weight lossPrevention of atherosclerosis. Reduces cholesterol levels and provides prevention of pathologies associated with atherosclerosis.Benefits for children and pregnant women. Contains a number of valuable substances necessary for the proper growth and development of the child, maintaining the health of all organs. Also, the berry improves the course of pregnancy.Prevention of diseases of the organs of vision.Anti-cancer effect. Lingonberry is rich in substances that prevent the development of malignant tumors.Lingonberry is contraindicated in the following conditions: Low blood pressure. Since cranberry tends to lower blood pressure, people with hypotension should eat it with great caution.Urolithiasis. Due to the diuretic properties of the plant, in the presence of kidney and bladder stones (especially large stones), it is recommended to use this berry only after consulting a specialist.Gastritis with increased acidity. All the useful properties of lingonberries are negated if they are consumed with ulcers and increased secretory function of the stomach. In particular, this applies to the intake of berries in the raw form on an empty stomach.