Cloudberry

grows in cold swampy areas of the world. if you’re trying to grow them, they need to grow in consistently cool damp areas with a lot of peat moss. also the summers need to be cool, so probably grow them indoors during the summer, and outdoors during the winter, if you're not in grow zone 3-6. they need to always be moist.

contains a high amount of vitamin C, B, A, and E.
you can eat them fresh, frozen, or as a jam to prevent scurvy, boost immunity, and support collagen production.
also contains high amounts of benzoic acid that preserves them in just cold water without sugar or heat.

cloudberries are 80% ellagitannins by phenolic content. ellagitannins get converted by your gut bacteria into urolithin A, which triggers your cells to clear out damaged mitochondria.
also activates Nrf2 pathway. when activated, Nrf2 turns on roughly 200+ genes, but most famously, glutathione.

contains ellagitannins and ellagic acid that kill colon, breast, and prostate cancer cells in lab studies.
triggers cancer cell apoptosis, blocks tumor blood supply, and prevents cancer from spreading to other tissues.
strong evidence for colon cancer prevention because the active compounds are generated in your colon by gut bacteria.

cloudberry seed oil and fruit extract revitalize skin and slow aging.
the seed oil's omega 3 and 6 fats match your skin's natural lipid barrier, so they absorb and rebuild damaged skin.
vitamin C stimulates collagen and elastin production. ellagitannins block the enzyme that breaks down collagen after UV damage.
apply seed oil or a cloudberry serum topically.

the leaves can be made into tea for treating UTI’s. drink 3 cups daily at onset of UTI
symptoms.

prevents LDL cholesterol from oxidizing. also has mild blood-thinning activity and protects blood vessel walls from inflammation. good for cardiovascular disease prevention, high cholesterol support, and atherosclerosis prevention.

supports eye health through high vitamin A (essential for retinal function), vitamin E (retinal membrane antioxidant protection), and ellagitannins that protect retinal cells from oxidative damage. good for general eye health, age-related macular degeneration prevention, and night vision support.

also contains trace minerals like phosphorus, iron, magnesium, cobalt, silicon, calcium, and also contain a good amount of carotenoids, phytosterols, and protein.

it is also diuretic, and helps to stop internal bleeding and improve digestion.

Cloudberries have been used to protect against cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, and liver and gallbladder disease, prevents anemia, and have been used to treat chronic fatigue syndrome and even prevent metabolic disorders, and boost respiratory system function.

Cloudberries helps you absorb iron.

Cloudberries kill Giardia, a terrible intestinal parasite, plus it also works to strongly inhibit some types of bacteria growth including staph and salmonella because Cloudberries contains ellagic acid.

cloudberries are one of my most coveted fruits i really want in my garden. not just because of the allure of its extreme rarity and difficulty to source, but because it's highly medicinal... okay maybe because of it's rarity as well.
and i finally found some Cloudberry. Rubus Chamaemorus. Alaska Wild Harvest. Live Plant - Etsy