Rosehip with pancreatitis
Rosehip is a universal plant containing a large number of nutrients useful to the human body. It is used not only for phytotherapy, but also as part of traditional methods of treatment. The people call the rosehip "wild rose."
Given that the hips of dogrose are sold in dry form, infusion and decoction can be cooked all year round. This plant perfectly replaces tea and coffee.
Rosehip in pancreatitis protects against recurrences of the disease, prevents the development of complications of pancreatic diseases. It increases immunity and has a general toning effect.
Rosehip contains:
- Vitamins of group B, vitamin C, E, A, PP, K.
- Mineral salts: calcium, magnesium, zinc, copper, iron, manganese and molybdenum.
- Catechins, flavanoids.
- Essential oils.
- Sugar.
Application for acute and chronic disease
Rosehip in pancreatitis is prescribed often enough, as it fights against inflammation, prevents fibrosis and relieves spasm. Vitamins and minerals strengthen the walls of the vessels, and tannins and flavonoids restore the damaged parenchyma of the organ. From this plant you can prepare infusion, decoction and syrup. Useful substances are found in berries, roots, stems, flowers and leaves.
Given that the dog rose has a diuretic effect, in the acute stage of the disease it is recommended to use it in a limited amount. Decoction and infusion of wild rose berries can be consumed in one to two days from the beginning of anti-inflammatory treatment. The quantity of the drunk broth should not exceed 150 ml. Begin with small portions, without the addition of sugar. The liquid must be warm. It is important that the solution is not concentrated, but diluted with water in a ratio of 1: 1.In no case can not take rose hips, because it contains a lot of sugar and can aggravate the course of the disease.
If you exceed the recommended dose of decoction in an acute stage, you may experience such side effects of :
- Strong choleretic effect
- Stimulation of the gastrointestinal mucosa with ascorbic acid.
Use at the remission stage
When the inflammation is stopped, the briar infusion can be applied daily in an amount of 200-400 ml. It prevents inflammation and prolongs the period of remission.
Saturated, concentrated solutions can be used, depending on the tolerability.
Ways to prepare decoctions and infusions
Decoction from the roots of rose hips is prepared as follows: the roots of the plant are cleaned, weighed 50 grams and poured with 2 glasses of water. The resulting liquid is boiled for 20-25 minutes. Take a decoction three times a day for 3 tablespoons, regardless of food intake.
Prepare a decoction of wild rose berries by this recipe: 2 tablespoons of berries are covered in a glass container, poured into two glasses of boiling water and put on a water bath for 15 minutes. Then the broth is cooled and strained through cheesecloth.
In order to prepare the infusion, you should take about 100 g of wild rose berries, pour them with boiling water. Insist for an hour. Take in the amount of 2-3 drinks before eating.
You can prepare an oil from a healing plant that can normalize the digestive system.
In conclusion, it can be said that with proper administration, the dog rose can relieve pain, relieve inflammation and normalize digestion. It is effective only if dietary recommendations, alcohol refusal and timely treatment of pancreatitis exacerbation are observed.
