Rose Hip vs. Rose Essential Oil

Rose Hip vs Rose Essential Oil

Rose Hip vs Rose Essential Oil Comparison, Similarities & Differences

Rose Hip refers to the extracts of the rose plant fruit. The fruits of which are either ground up into a powder or made into tea to be used as a supplement to treat rheumatic diseases such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Rose Hip has been known to improve joint health by reducing pain and stiffness. It alleviates joint pain owing t its immunosuppressive properties. Also, it contains high amounts of Vitamin C thus, preventing and treating colds, flu, and Vitamin C deficiencies. Moreover, it serves to possess anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive properties.

Rose Essential Oil is the portion of the Rose, a plant from the Rosa family, that has aromatic properties and has been widely used commercially among fragrances. In the Ayurvedic medicine, Rose Essential Oil has been used as an astringent, tonic, mld laxative, and an antibacterial agent for the treatment of several conditions including cardiac problems, eye diseases, gall stones, sore throat, and enlarged tonsils. Some also claim that Rose Essential Oil may have analgesic and antispasmodic properties. On the other hand, Rose Essential Oil is is used in Aromatherapy for the purpose of relaxation.

Tradenames

Rosa canina, Dog Rose, Cynosbati fructus, Fructae cynosbati

Rose, Rosa damascena, Rosa alba, Rosa gallica, Rosa centifolia, Rose Oil

Dose

The standard dosage for Rose Hip is 5-10g per day, divided in 2 dosages.

No dosage data available

The appropriae dosage of Rose Essential Oil depends on several factors such as the individual's age, health, and condition. It would be best to cosult your healthcare provider for proper Rose Essential Oil dosage.

No dosage data available

Side Effects

Rose Hip has been associated with some side effects such as headaches, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, stomach cramps, insomnia, heartburn, and constipation.

Rose Essential Oil has been linked to contact dermatitis due to its Geraniol content.

Classification

Total Users

There are no users taking this supplement.

Rated

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Evidence-Based Effects

Blood Pressure - Decreased
Pain - Decreased
Symptoms of Osteoarthritis - Decreased

Blood Pressure - Decreased
Calmness - Increased
Cortisol - Decreased
Pain - Decreased
Stress - Decreased

Duration

No data available

Medical Conditions

No data available

Medical Symptoms

No data available

Purpose

No data available

Commonly Paired With

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Price & Brand

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Rose Hip		Rose Essential Oil
Rose Hip refers to the extracts of the rose plant fruit. The fruits of which are either ground up into a powder or made into tea to be used as a supplement to treat rheumatic diseases such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Rose Hip has been known to improve joint health by reducing pain and stiffness. It alleviates joint pain owing t its immunosuppressive properties. Also, it contains high amounts of Vitamin C thus, preventing and treating colds, flu, and Vitamin C deficiencies. Moreover, it serves to possess anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive properties.		Rose Essential Oil is the portion of the Rose, a plant from the Rosa family, that has aromatic properties and has been widely used commercially among fragrances. In the Ayurvedic medicine, Rose Essential Oil has been used as an astringent, tonic, mld laxative, and an antibacterial agent for the treatment of several conditions including cardiac problems, eye diseases, gall stones, sore throat, and enlarged tonsils. Some also claim that Rose Essential Oil may have analgesic and antispasmodic properties. On the other hand, Rose Essential Oil is is used in Aromatherapy for the purpose of relaxation.
Tradenames Rosa canina, Dog Rose, Cynosbati fructus, Fructae cynosbati		Rose, Rosa damascena, Rosa alba, Rosa gallica, Rosa centifolia, Rose Oil
Dose The standard dosage for Rose Hip is 5-10g per day, divided in 2 dosages. No dosage data available		The appropriae dosage of Rose Essential Oil depends on several factors such as the individual's age, health, and condition. It would be best to cosult your healthcare provider for proper Rose Essential Oil dosage. No dosage data available
Side Effects Rose Hip has been associated with some side effects such as headaches, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, stomach cramps, insomnia, heartburn, and constipation.		Rose Essential Oil has been linked to contact dermatitis due to its Geraniol content.
Classification
Total Users There are no users taking this supplement.		There are no users taking this supplement.
Rated n/a		n/a
Evidence-Based Effects Blood Pressure - Decreased Pain - Decreased Symptoms of Osteoarthritis - Decreased		Blood Pressure - Decreased Calmness - Increased Cortisol - Decreased Pain - Decreased Stress - Decreased
Duration		No data available
Medical Conditions		No data available
Medical Symptoms		No data available
Purpose		No data available
Commonly Paired With		No data available
Price & Brand Certified Pick: Rose Hip Cost: Too low to display Buy Rose Hip		Certified Pick: Rose Essential Oil Cost: Too low to display Buy Rose Essential Oil
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