Seabuckthorn Seed CO2 Extract

The botanical name of seabuckthorn seed CO2 extract, Hippophae rhamnoides, roughly translates to “Plant that makes horses shine”.  It harks back to the ancient Greek, and later Roman, practice of feeding the seabuckthorn berries to horses to provide the mounts with great nutrition and a shiny coat. The seed of seabuckthorn has been confirmed as one of the few sources of Omega 7 fat– a very rare and healthful fatty acid for humans and horses alike!

Seabuckthorn seed CO2 extract supports and strengthens the circulatory system, and supports beautiful, strong and healthy skin, nails, and hair. It is the richest source of Omega 7 known, and greatly surpasses the more common fish oil, which is the only animal source known to contain it. Omega 7 is known to be and used as an age defying fatty acid that can regenerate skin.

Additionally, there are over 190 other rare plant nutrients that this seed provides, making it a nutritional superfood. Our seabuckthorn seed CO2 extract is of therapeutic quality, and can be used internally as well as externally.

Benefits

Taking seabuckthorn seed CO2 extract internally can play a part in the recovery of heart issues, including angina, high cholesterol, and arteriosclerosis. It is also helpful for asthma; and its high level of antioxidant  can help retain memory and thinking skills as we age.

It also can help restore the stomach and digestive system, including relieving the symptoms connected with stomach ulcers and GERD.  It has an agreeable flavor and is easy to put on food, vegetables, salad, bread or rice, for daily consumption.  Ours is therapeutic quality, suitable for internal or external use.

Size: 5ml amber glass bottle or 1.5ml amber glass sample vial

Source: India

Production Method: CO2 total extraction (unfiltered)

Botanical Name: Hippophae rhamnoides

Uses

Internal–oral, inhalation

External–topical application, massage, application to energy centers and meridian points

About Seabuckthorn Seed CO2 Extract

One of the real benefits of seabuckthorn seed CO2 extract, is the ability to regenerate skin from radiation burns and other forms of damage. It is also a wonderful ally in transforming wrinkled or aging skin.

The differences between seabuckthorn berry CO2 extract and seabuckthorn seed CO2 extract are the following.

• Though the same color, the seed extract is not as saturated. Its color is much lighter when applied to the skin or blended into cremes and products.

• The berry extract texture is thicker and has more viscosity. The seed extract is thinner.

• Some sources indicate that the seed extract is actually better for healing radiation and burns.

• The berry extract has a stronger flavor, the seed extract is similar in flavor with a lighter taste.

• The seed extract is touted to have a stronger nutritional profile, providing more Omega 7 fatty acid than the berry extract.

Cautions

None of our products are recognized or approved by the FDA. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. This information is anecdotal, and is provided for educational purposes only. It is not meant to be taken as medical advice. See a health care professional for medical advice. More about our disclaimer.