The secret of ancient Tibetan medicine is finally revealed. 

For thousands of years, Tibetans have used the fruit that grows in the Himalayas as both food and medicine for numerous ailments.

Today science has confirmed that this fruit is the most powerful natural remedy for many ailments.

The secret recipe is sea buckthorn, whose Latin name is Hippophae rhamnoides. It is also called sandthorn, sallowthorn or seaberry.

Today it has been proven that sea buckthorn is an effective treatment for many ailments such as fatigue, infections, cardiovascular diseases, skin problems, stomach illnesses and even cancer.

Medicinal properties of sea buckthorn berries

Sea buckthorn berries contain over 190 nutrients and phytonutrients necessary for the normal functioning of the body.

The berries are rich in flavonoids - phytonutrients that help prevent the spread of cancer, reduce pain and inflammation and help in achieving optimal body weight.

They contain provitamin A, vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6, C, D, E and K1.

Sea buckthorn berry oil is rich in folic acid (vitamin B9), which is essential for the regeneration of the DNA.

Its antioxidant power is 70,000 units on the ORAC scale. 

The oil contains enzymes superoxide dismutase (SOD), providing the foundation for the defense against oxidative stress; then there are plant sterols and 20 mineral elements, including iron, copper, manganese and selenium.

It has the highest percentage of rare omega 7 fatty acids (30% - 35%).

Sea buckthorn berry oil is the only known plant oil in the world that contains a combination of omega 3, 6, 7 and 9.

All this makes it one of the most healing berries in the world.

As an adaptogen, sea buckthorn helps with mental and physical stress. 

The synergy of bioactive ingredients makes it an indispensable ally in maintaining the beauty and youthfulness of the body.

Sea buckthorn oil accelerates  the regeneration of cells, leading to the reduction of wrinkles and slowing down skin aging. 

This plant is effective against a range of skin problems, including dermatitis, psoriasis, acne, wounds, burns, eczema and stretch marks. 

Its effectiveness has been confirmed by a research published in the journal Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications.

Sea buckthorn is traditionally used against asthma, chronic cough, and other respiratory problems. It enhances the body's defensive abilities and prevents infection.

Sea buckthorn berry oil dramatically reduces the levels of harmful cholesterol and C-reactive protein, which is known to damage cells and is associated with diseases such as heart disease. 

This oil is also effective against indigestion and ulcers.

Sea buckthorn berry oil creates a protective and healing layer around the stomach and digestive tract, thereby reducing harmful effects of pathogens, such as Escherichia coli and Helicobacter pylori.

Sea buckthorn berry oil has impressive properties when it comes to treating cancer. 

In a study published in the journal ISRN Pharmacology, the researchers found that sea buckthorn prevents the growth of tumor cells and the occurrence of lymphatic leukemia. 

A study published in journals Phytotherapy and Nutrition and Cancer has confirmed its excellent anti-tumor properties. 

Sea buckthorn is also effective in preserving cognitive abilities, and in the treatment of degenerative neurological disease involving deterioration of motor skills. 

This property has been confirmed in a study published in the journal Medical Science Monitor.

Sea buckthorn also promotes weight loss. Rare omega 7 fatty acid ingredient of the plant signals the body to stop storing fat. 

Sea buckthorn oil acts as a natural protection against the sun.

Healing effects of sea buckthorn berry oil:

• rejuvenates the body
• protects against stress
• helps with stomach illness
• improves digestion
• improves cognitive abilities
• promotes weight loss
• strengthens the immune system
• protects against the sun
• helps against dermatitis, acne and psoriasis
• nourishes the skin and hair
• has antitumor activity
• protects against infection
• regenerates and rejuvenates the skin
• helps with asthma and respiratory tract diseases

Practical application

Sea buckthorn can be used in various ways. For inner application it is used in the form of oil, juice or syrup. 

The recommended dose is 1 to 3 teaspoons of syrup, 2 teaspoons of oil or 28 fresh berries daily.

Outer application: for treating dry skin, rashes and injuries. It is used in the form of oil. The oil is applied to the affected area once or twice a day. 

This plant can also be used for making a delicious jam.

Do not consume sea buckthorn if you are taking medication for blood clotting.

Dry skin, dry eyes, vaginal dryness, weight, cholesterol, atherosclerosis, thrombosis, gastritis, periodontitis

Take one teaspoon two times a day for 15 to 20 minutes before meals. It can be continuously taken for six months. After that, take a 12 month break and then continue to use it for another six months.

Stomach and duodenum ulcers

Adults and children over 12 years take 1 teaspoon of oil 2-3 times a day 20 minutes before meals.    

The treatment time is 20-28 days.

Maxillary sinusitis, laryngitis and tonsillitis

Soak cotton balls in the oil and insert them into the nostrils or place 2-3 drops of oil into each nostril.

Against laryngitis, apply the oil on the larynx mucosa; alternatively, add a teaspoon of oil to 0.5 liter of lukewarm water and rinse the throat with it. 

Apply two times a day during a period of 2 weeks.

Also perform inhalation with a few drops of oil for 15 minutes several times a day.

For burns, pressure ulcers, skin damage caused by radiation: 

Use bandage wraps soaked in oil.
 

Side effects of radiation and chemotherapy in the treatment of cancer:

Take half a tablespoon 2-3 times daily.

Sea buckthorn oil improves the exchange of liver lipids and protects against chemical damage caused by side effects of medication. 

The treatment lasts about 2-3 weeks. The procedure can be repeated after 4 to 6 weeks.

Gynecological problems (erosion of the cervix, HPV):

Soak tampons in 5 to 10 ml of sea buckthorn oil.

It is best to insert a tampon before going to bed and remove them after 10 hours. 

Treatment duration: min. 12-14 procedures.
 

Gum disease (gingivitis, periodontitis, periodontal disease) and tooth whitening

Soak a cotton ball in oil and massage the gums. 

Soak a cotton ball in oil and place it over the gums for 10 minutes. 

Orally take 1 teaspoon twice a day 15 minutes before meals.

Skin disorders (acne, pigmentation, dermatitis) 

Apply oil directly to the skin (only the areas that need to be treated). After 15 min, remove excess oil using cotton.

Only cold-pressed sea buckthorn berry oil can be used directly on the skin. 

The time of dermal application of treatment is four weeks. The procedure can be repeated after 4 to 6 weeks. 

Facial rejuvenation and freckle whitening 

When this oil is added to a face cream, you obtain the effect of rejuvenation and freckle whitening.

Add oil to a face cream in 1 to 20 ratio (one part of oil to 20 parts of cream) and stir; alternatively place some cream on your palm, add 2 to 3 drops of oil and rub the mixture into the skin.

Hair care

Add oil to shampoo or hair conditioner in 1 to 10 ratio (one part of oil to ten parts shampoo or conditioner) and stir.

Treating pets

The oil can be used on pets for treating the same problems as in humans.

Cats and small dogs up to 4 kg: 2 ml of oil twice a day 15 min before meals.

Medium and large dogs: 5 ml of oil twice a day 15 min before meals.

Horses: 20 ml of oil twice a day 15 min before meal.

 

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