In the past, Genghis Khan, the great conqueror, led his cavalry across Eurasia. To bolster his army’s expeditionary strength, he abandoned a number of warhorses, weakened by years of battle, in a seabuckthorn forest. Upon their triumphant return, they discovered that the abandoned horses, far from dying, had regained their former prowess. Seeing their masters return, they roared to life, neighing loudly. Unexpectedly, the simple seabuckthorn berries could possess such miraculous effects, they immediately reported this to Genghis Khan. Upon learning of this, Genghis Khan ordered his entire army to gather large quantities of seabuckthorn berries for their troops.
As expected, the soldiers, after consuming seabuckthorn, were more energetic and energized than before, bolstering their fighting spirit at Yudu. Later, imperial physicians used seabuckthorn to create a potent and healing drug for the Mongol royal family. Genghis Khan, constantly on the move, relied on seabuckthorn to strengthen his body and ward off illness. Kublai Khan, the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, was still able to ride and practice archery in his 80s, a feat also attributable to his consumption of seabuckthorn.
So, what are the benefits of seabuckthorn?
1. Treating Rhinitis
Vitamin A maintains the integrity of epithelial mucosal tissue, making it less susceptible to infection. A deficiency in vitamin A can exacerbate damage to the nasal mucosa, leading to a weakened immune system and increased susceptibility to infection.Seabuckthorn oil is rich in carotene and vitamin A, so supplementation is unnecessary. Furthermore, it contains a complex of bioactive substances that repair damaged mucosa, making it particularly suitable for treating rhinitis! Vitamin A also boosts immunity, which can improve or prevent rhinitis.
2. Treating Gastroenteritis
Besides rhinitis, seabuckthorn oil is also effective for repairing gastrointestinal mucosa and treating gastroenteritis! Gastrointestinal conditioning is essential for treating rhinitis, as many rhinitis cases are caused by chronic food allergies. Chronic food allergies, in turn, are caused by damaged intestinal mucosa, leaky intestinal walls, and intestinal digestive dysfunction, which prevents proper digestion. This allows large, undigested food molecules to enter the bloodstream through these leaks, triggering allergic reactions and leading to rhinitis. Therefore, sea buckthorn oil is an excellent choice for treating these conditions.
3. Treating Pharyngitis
Sea buckthorn oil is also effective for treating pharyngitis and chronic pharyngitis. It contains active ingredients that help kill bacteria and reduce inflammation. Those with pharyngitis can drink a small amount of sea buckthorn oil or olive oil daily. These oils are effective in killing bacteria and reducing inflammation in the throat, and they also help repair the respiratory mucosa, making them ideal for those with pharyngitis.
4. Allergy Treatment
People with allergies can also consume this oil more often. Supplementing with sea buckthorn oil during pollen, allergy, and flu seasons helps repair the skin, respiratory tract, and intestinal mucosa, providing a better first line of defense against allergies and blocking the invasion of external allergens. Therefore, sea buckthorn oil is a must-have daily cooking oil for children with rhinitis, poor constitution, and prone to skin allergies. It can also be applied topically to treat eczema. You must try its benefits and experience them for yourself!
Note: Do not heat this oil, as this will destroy its nutrients. It can be added to yogurt or salads, or you can drink it directly, 10-15ml daily.
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