Sea Buckthorn
Hippophae rhamnoides
Sea buckthorn berries hold rare palmitoleic acid alongside flavonoids, a pairing that lowers triglycerides and shifts cholesterol toward a healthier balance.
What the evidence shows
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Sea buckthorn berry carries rare palmitoleic acid and plant sterols that lower the fats carried in the bloodstream, protecting the vessels that feed energy.
Marrow chromosome fragments fell in step with the amount given, and the berry binds and compacts DNA itself, preventing breaks at the target.
Sea buckthorn, the amber berry of Himalayan slopes, carries rare omega-seven oils and flavonols that keep blood lipids in their better balance.
Sea buckthorn's rare palmitoleic oil enriches the lipid layer that seals each tear, so the eye's surface stays wet between blinks and the grit fades.
Where it appears
6 blend pages carry this ingredient. Open it and you will find this ingredient in the list.
- Anti-Fatigue (Cellular Energy Endurance)
- Force Field (Genomic Radioprotection)
- Holy Grail (Fat Leaves As Breath)
- Ocular (Retinal & Macular Support)
- Peel (Flavonoid Powerhouse)
- Triglyceride Decimator (Serum Lipid Reduction)