Seabuckthorn isn’t just popular—it’s internationally recognized.
From the Himalayan regions of India to Europe, Russia, and China, seabuckthorn has been cultivated and consumed for generations. In fact, space agencies like NASA have researched seabuckthorn for its ability to protect cells from radiation and oxidative stress.
Global Uses of Seabuckthorn
- Europe: Used in skincare, supplements, and functional foods
- China & Russia: Widely prescribed in traditional medicine
- India (Ladakh & Himachal): Valued for immunity and endurance
- Cosmetic Industry: Used in premium beauty and anti-aging products worldwide
This global trust reinforces one thing—seabuckthorn is a proven wellness ingredient, not just a trend.
