Rosehip is versatile in its uses – as a fruit, powder or valuable plant oil. Rosehip also has its place in the Bene Naturalproducts product range: from Organic Rosehip Fruit Powder and Organic Rosehip Seed Oil to ARTHROBENE® Plus, which contains rosehip powder as part of its formulation.

About the plant
Rosehips are the fruit of various wild rose species. The dog rose (Rosa canina) is particularly well known. After flowering, the characteristic red fruits develop, reaching their typical colour in autumn. Rosehip is therefore one of the plants that accompanies us with its striking colour even during the cooler season.
Botanical name: Rosa canina
Plant family: Rose family (Rosaceae)
Uses: Fruit, fruit powder and rosehip seed oil

Ingredients & properties
Rosehips contain a variety of natural plant compounds.
Rosehip is particularly well known for its natural vitamin C content. In addition, the fruit contains other valuable natural components.
Rosehip is traditionally and widely used in the areas of:
✔ nutrition
✔ natural source of vitamin C
✔ plant powders
✔ plant oils
✔ natural cosmetics
✔ body care

The fruit and seeds differ in how they are used: while powder is made from the fruit flesh or the fruits themselves, a valuable plant oil is extracted from the rosehip seeds.

Rosehip in autumn
Rosehip is one of the typical fruits of autumn. Its bright red fruits add distinctive splashes of colour to nature when many other plants have already lost their leaves.
Traditionally, rosehips are processed into tea, purée, jam or powder, among other things. In powder form in particular, the fruit can be easily integrated into the daily diet – for example in muesli, yoghurt or smoothies.

Rosehip & movement
Rosehip also fits perfectly with our October focus “Bones & Joints – for more enjoyment of movement”. This is because rosehip powder is part of the ARTHROBENE® Plus 9-in-1 formula. In addition to rosehip powder, the formulation contains, among other things, vitamin C, vitamin D3 and manganese as well as other selected ingredients. Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of cartilage. In this way, rosehip as the plant of the month connects the nature theme with our October focus on mobility and joints.

Rosehip in the Bene Naturalproducts product range
Rosehip can be used in different ways.

🌹 Organic Rosehip Fruit Powder
Dried and powdered rosehip is an easy way to integrate the fruit into the daily diet.
🌹 Organic Rosehip Seed Oil
A high-quality plant oil is extracted from rosehip seeds and is particularly suitable for natural skin care.
🌹 ARTHROBENE® Plus
In ARTHROBENE® Plus Joint Capsules, rosehip powder is part of the 9-in-1 formulation. The combination includes, among other things, vitamin C, vitamin D3, manganese, rosehip powder, L-cysteine, coral calcium, MSM as well as glucosamine and chondroitin sulphate in a ratio of 6:5.

Three products – one special plant.

Tips for use
For nutrition
Rosehip powder can, for example, be stirred into muesli, yoghurt or smoothies.
For natural care
Rosehip seed oil can be integrated into your personal skin care routine as a valuable plant oil.
For your daily joint routine
ARTHROBENE® Plus Joint Capsules can be easily integrated into everyday life as a dietary supplement.
This demonstrates the versatility of rosehip – from nutrition to natural care.

Rosehip – small fruit, great versatility
The striking red fruit is not only beautiful to look at, but can also be used in different ways.
Whether as a powder in the diet, as seed oil for skin care or as part of a selected formulation: rosehip combines nature, tradition and modern product concepts.

DIY of the month: Rosehip yoghurt
You will need

  • 150 g natural yoghurt
  • 1 tsp Organic Rosehip Fruit Powder
  • 1 tsp honey or another sweetener of your choice
  • optional: some fresh fruit
  • optional: oats or nuts

Step-by-step instructions
1. Prepare the yoghurt
Place the natural yoghurt in a bowl.
2. Add rosehip powder
Stir in the Rosehip Fruit Powder.
3. Refine
Add a little honey or another sweetener to taste.
4. Add toppings
Top with fruit, oats or nuts.

And there you have it: a simple autumn breakfast or a natural snack for between meals.

Bonus tip
Rosehip powder is not only suitable for yoghurt. It also adds a fruity note to a smoothie or muesli.
And anyone who would like to continue with the October theme of “Bones & Joints” can complement their personal movement routine with ARTHROBENE® Plus.

Conclusion
Rosehip is far more than a striking red autumn fruit. It is a versatile plant that is traditionally used in nutrition and natural care.
Whether as Organic Rosehip Fruit Powder, as Organic Rosehip Seed Oil or as part of the ARTHROBENE® Plus 9-in-1 formula – rosehip demonstrates how versatile the power of nature can be.
A small fruit with many possibilities – making it the perfect plant of the month for October.

👉 Discover the versatility of rosehip
Whether Organic Rosehip Fruit Powder, Organic Rosehip Seed Oil or ARTHROBENE® Plus – discover our products with the power of rosehip.

FAQ
What is rosehip?
Rosehip is the fruit of various wild rose species. The dog rose (Rosa canina) is particularly well known. The red fruits ripen in autumn and are used in a variety of ways.
What ingredients does rosehip contain?
Rosehips contain various natural plant compounds and are particularly well known for their natural vitamin C content.
How can rosehip be used?
Rosehips can, for example, be used as fruit, powder or in processed products. Rosehip powder is suitable for muesli, yoghurt or smoothies, among other things.
What is rosehip seed oil?
Rosehip seed oil is extracted from rosehip seeds and can be used as a high-quality plant oil for natural skin care.
Does ARTHROBENE® Plus contain rosehip?
Yes. Rosehip powder is part of the ARTHROBENE® Plus 9-in-1 formula. The formulation also contains, among other things, vitamin C, vitamin D3 and manganese as well as other selected ingredients.
Why does rosehip fit with the October theme of Bones & Joints?
Rosehip is an ingredient in ARTHROBENE® Plus Joint Capsules, thereby connecting the plant theme of the month with the October focus on bones, joints and movement.