The Many Wonderful Health Benefits of Rose Petals

 

Rose Petals contain Vitamin A, C, D, and E and some B Vitamins too! Rose Petals also contains antioxidants, and they are a mild sedative, anti-depressant, and mood-enhancing agent.

 

Rose water is antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and can be use for all kinds of skin ailments like eczema, psoriasis, and works great for sunburns too!

 

Rose water is a very mild diuretic, helping to rid your body of excess water, and works well for a gentle detoxing agent. And Rose water helps open up the lungs, and aids in decongesting the nasal passages, sinuses, even asthma… if you add it to a steam bath. In Chinese Medicine Rose Petals are used for pain, menstrual disorders, and GI distress… and Rose Petals work well for curing diarrhea.

 

 

In Malaysia and other Indonesian countries they use Rose Water to make syrupy drinks with milk or coconut milk, and they add Rose water to ice tea. They feel Rose Water is soothing and calming for the mind/body. Rose Petals have a great fragrance that will relax and sooth… thus they work well for tea… and you can make Rose Petal Syrup and Preserves.

 

Rose Water can also be added to rice, puddings, cakes, curries, and even Baklava.

 

And you can make Rose Petal water which is great for relaxing in your bath, also a good astringent and skin toning agent. Just boil up some rose petals… put it in a bottle and keep it chilled.

 

Rose water works great for bug bites by…soothing, healing, cooling and getting rid of inflammation.

 

Rose water is great for the scalp… by nourishing, soothing, and getting rid of itchy flaky areas… also great for your hair, helping to increase blood flow to the hair follicles.

 

 

 

You can make perfumes and soaps, just about anything you can imagine with Rose water… even cleaning solutions by adding Epson Salts to Rose water.

 

And of course putting a few Rose Petals on your eyes while soaking in the tub will do you so much good… cooling and soothing away the tender areas around your eyes…add a few rose scented candles and you are relaxing in style.

 

Make sure you have real Rose water… and not something made from chemicals.

 

Paul Haider – Master Herbalist

About Dr. Paul Haider

Dr. Paul Haider has been a Master Herbalist for over 25 years. Dr. Haider helps those looking for healing and realization. Dr. Haider has over 4,000 articles about natural health and spirituality, a radio show, and writes for many magazines including OM Times Magazine. Dr. Paul Haider - Contact him on his Website contact form at www.paulhaider.com - and also on FB under Dr. Paul Haider
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16 Responses to The Many Wonderful Health Benefits of Rose Petals

  1. safetyharborwoman says:

    Wow! Very informative. I always thought “they just smelled pretty.” Nice to know they’re also quite nourishing. Thanks!

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    • paulhaider says:

      Even many of the famous doctors on TV have talked about this.

      But no one single herb will work the same for everyone – and not one antibiotic, or anti-depression medication.

      Herbs are no different – You have to try it and see how it works for you.

      Thank You for your comment

      Dr. Paul Haider – Master Herbalist

      PS – the best way to lose weight is to eat less and exercise more.

  3. Cally says:

    Please let me know what kind of rose petals one can actually eat.
    I have quite a few roses in my garden, but am not sure if they are the right kind.
    Thank you

  4. Catherine says:

    Hello, I was after the nutrition information such as the nutrirtion panel on labels. Can that be done for rose / flower petals.?

  5. N says:

    hello Dr. ! Thanks for this informative post. How can rose petals be used for menstrual disorders? Can you please elaborate?

    • paulhaider says:

      Rose petals are soothing and relaxing and because of that they can help with menstrual disorders – it has to do with stress- they can be of great benefit for stress.

      There are 2 main things that happen to the body – one is not eating right – the other is stress – in my mind these encompass 99% of all Dis-Ease.

      Your humble servant – Dr. Paul Haider – Master Herbalist

      • N says:

        Thank you for your answer. Actually someone told me a remedy for irregular periods which consists of boiling rose petals in milk. So I was wondering if rose petals have an effect on female hormones?

      • paulhaider says:

        I feel they have an effect on hormones because it deals with stress. – milk contains a long (about 20 different) list of hormones – so that might trigger the effect.

        I feel stress and n-proper nutrition causes 99% of all dis-ease we have going on in this life.

        I highly recommend starting meditation – we now know that meditation can balance the human body and actually turn on
        good genes, and turn off bad genes, – the study of epigenics.

        Try http://www.tm.org or Vipassana Meditation – http://www.dhamma.org/en/about/vipassana

        The Vipassana 10 Day Meditation Retreats are free, and put on by people who feel so strongly in their healing abilities that they volunteer their time to help others.

        Your Humble Servant

        Dr. Haider – Master Herbalist

  6. erica dodd says:

    Thanks you for the information. Truly blessing to be able use things from earth to heal use. GOD IS GOOD.

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