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Against Pain, for Urinary and Genital System, Digestive System and Metabolism, against Dermatological Diseases, for Immune System.
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Fruits are rich in vitamin C, 3.6 % sugar, 2.6 % acids; pulp contains 8 % oil, rich in provitamin A. Leaves contain tannin and are used as a tannin raw material, also used in folk medicine.Active substances in sea buckthorn: – rich in vitamin C, – beta carotene, – coumarin, – betaine, – flavonoids, – folic acid, – vitamins P, B1, B2 and E, – carbohydrates, – tannins, – organic matter, – minerals (iron, calcium, sodium, magnesium, phosphorus, manganese, boron), – phytoncides, – pectins, – alkaloid hypophene.
The biologically active substances in sea buckthorn regulate fat metabolism (lower cholesterol) and thus inhibit the atherosclerotic process in blood vessels. Because sea buckthorn is rich in vitamins, it is suitable for the treatment of avitaminosis. Sea buckthorn oil is suitable for pain relief, inflammation, skin, gynaecological, colds and gastrointestinal diseases treatment. Sea buckthorn is rich in iron, so it can be used to treat iron deficiency anaemia
Against Pain, for Urinary and Genital System, Digestive System and Metabolism, against Dermatological Diseases, for Immune System.
Preparation of sea buckthorn tea. A teaspoon of sea buckthorn leaves should be poured into a glass of boiling water. One glass of sea buckthorn tea should be drunk a couple of times a day. Such tea has antimicrobial properties.
Against Pain, for Urinary and Genital System, Digestive System and Metabolism, against Dermatological Diseases, for Immune System.
| Against | Atherosclerosis, Avitaminosis, Blood cholesterol, Common cold, Dermatological diseases, Gastrointestinal diseases, Genital system diseases, Gynecologic diseases, Pain, Skin diseases |
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