If you are lucky enough to live in an area where sea buckthorn grows wild – then you will be familiar with its array of benefits to human health. These bright little orange berries grow throughout parts of Asia and Europe.
Health Benefits
Sea Buckthorn has been known to have many potential health benefits, some of them being the following:
- reducing symptoms of cirrhosis
- preventing infections
- boosting immune health
- treating stomach ulcers
- preventing heart disease
- improving eye health
Vitamins and Minerals
Along with the substantial possibilities of health improvements, these little berries also contain a beneficial amount of vitamin C, E and B, folic acid, carotenoids and a combination of iron, calcium, magnesium, manganese and phosphorus.
How to consume Sea Buckthorn
Sea Buckthorn oil has been used for thousands of years in folk and traditional medicine, with, it would appear, to have little side effects. In addition to taking it in oil form it can be consumed raw (although quite acidic and can taste similar to a lemon) as a juice, in jellies, jams, syrups or sauces. You can also try our Sea Buckthorn Tea recipe here.
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