Pet Supplement - Seabuckthorn Omega 7 - PETdiatric Laboratories

Super Berry Synergy

Sea Buckthorn is a ‘super fruit’ containing over 190 phytonutrients, vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids (Omega 3, 6, 9), supercharged antioxidants, and other bioactive nutrients. Not only is sea buckthorn the most potent natural source of Omega 7 known … the synergy of its impressive nutritional profile as a whole are profound. Omega 7 as an isolated nutrient could never provide the full range of benefits this miracle berry can.

Omega 7 Research

The truth of the matter is that most research conducted on Omega 7′s has used seabuckthorn as its source! Logically, you would use the most potent source of a nutrient to study that nutrient. This is the case with seabuckthorn. There are hundreds of studies worldwide supporting seabuckthorn. The only study available for “Purified” Omega 7 is manufacturer sponsored leaving it open to scrutiny.

Plant Based Omega 7

Plant Based.There is more Omega 7 in seabuckthorn than any fish in the sea. It’s also the most potent plant source of Omega 7 known. There are numerous benefits to plant based omegas. There’s no fishy after taste, no carbon footprint from industrialized fishing practices, no animal waste, and it’s vegan friendly. our seabuckthorn oils are certified USDA organic and Non-GMO Project Verified – both of which are unattainable for a fish based omega.

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WOUND HEALING POTENTIAL WITH SEABUCKTHORN OIL

Sea buckthorn oil has shown tissue-regenerative, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant and anti-bacterial properties which may affect wound healing (1-4). Chemical evaluation of sea buckthorn oil implies that pharmacological effects are due to synergism of unique combination of chemical content – saturated and unsaturated fatty acids (palmitic, palmitoleic, oleic, linoleic, myristic, stearic), vitamin A, vitamin E, beta carotene, sterols (4-6). Wound healing potential assessed on the animal excision model, revealed increased wound healing after 8 days in the group where sample was applied in comparison to the control group).

ANTIMYCOTIC ACTIVITY

dog02 In a seperate clinical studies, reveals that the extract of seabuckthorn leaves extracts have a high potential of antimycotic activity. It showed varying degrees of activities against all the tested dermatophytes with better antifungal activity against M. gypseum and T. rubrum. The phytochemical studied revealed the presence of important secondary metabolites (alkaloids, saponin, tannin and steroids), thus indicating the therapeutic potential of seabuckthorn leaf.