Sea Buckthorn Description
Also known as seaberry, this berry is a good source of vitamin C as well as various B vitamins, vitamin E, lycopene, phytosterols, and numerous phenolic compounds that provide antioxidant benefit.A unique aspect of this fruit extract is its ability to help stabilize elements in skin that would normally break down in the presence of peroxide and other types of free radicals. Like other berries, it also has a pronounced soothing effect on skin.
Sea Buckthorn References
Planta Medica, January 2018, pages 26-33
Oxidative Medicine and Cellular Longevity, January 2016, ePublication
ISRN Pharmacology, March 2012, ePublication
Journal of Food Science, November 2008, pages C615-C620
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