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Sea buckthorn

Hippophae rhamnoides, family Elaeagnaceae. Part discussed: Fruit and seed oil.

Identity

Common name
Sea buckthorn
Botanical name
Hippophae rhamnoides
Family
Elaeagnaceae
Part or material
Fruit and seed oil
Classification
Botanical
Educational category
Immune Education

About

Hippophae rhamnoides L., recorded also as Elaeagnus rhamnoides, Elaeagnaceae, berry and the oils pressed from it.

Forms and distinctions

Different preparations of the same material are described separately, because what is recorded for one form does not carry to another.

The oil of the fruit pulp and the oil of the seed are chemically distinct fractions with different fatty-acid profiles, and are not interchangeable. The leaf has been considered separately under European novel-food rules, which is a food-safety route rather than a herbal-medicine assessment.

Safety considerations

No authority consulted for this entry records a safety, contraindication or interaction statement for this material. The House states only what its sources carry.

References

The authorities this entry draws on, named so you can weigh them yourself.
  • Euro+Med Plantbase · Institutional reference source
  • peer-reviewed lipid chemistry in Lipids in Health and Disease and Chemistry Central Journal · Peer-reviewed scientific literature
  • Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2017/2470 novel-food list · Institutional reference source

This entry is educational. It is not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not a statement about any Pam Oh Herbs Collection or its contents. It carries no dosage and no claim of effect.