SeaBuck 7: The Sea Buckthorn Experts

[...] , select an ocean-friendly source such as sustainable New Zealand Green-Lipped Mussel.  Sea Buckthorn  Sea buckthorn is scientifically known as Hippophae rhamnoides, which means “ [...]

[...]  To understand what sea buckthorn can do for your four-hooved friend, let’s first take a look back at Ancient Greece.  [...]

[...] What is Sea Buckthorn? Sea buckthorn is a fully sustainable, hardy, thorn-laden deciduous shrub that is found throughout Canada, [...]

[...] dogs readily like the sweet flavor of pumpkin, many cats just don’t have a sweet tooth. Sea buckthorn omega-7 oil Omega-7 rich, whole-fruit sea buckthorn helps soothe irritated GI tracts in many [...]

[...] , heaves can severely affect your horse’s performance and overall well-being, and sea buckthorn berry may help turn things around. What is “heaves”? Heaves is the common name for a [...]

[...] . Old, open containers can also mean that the active ingredients are no longer active. Sea buckthorn berry contains a myriad of active ingredients, including antioxidants and omegas 3 and 7. Omega [...]

[...] on us, keep your horse healthy from the inside out with Seabuck 7 Equine. Omega-7 packed sea buckthorn berry has been clinically shown to keep the mucosa healthy in the horse’s GI tract. If your [...]

[...] process that works similarly to an oversized espresso machine.  The raw, pureed sea buckthorn berry and/or seed is put into the machine and the oil fraction is extracted under high pressure [...]

[...] a healthy weight. 4. Incorporate ‘superfoods’ ‘Superfoods’ such as sea buckthorn berries, blueberries and sweet potato are great additions to your dog’s diet.  These [...]

[...] be found in animal and plant sources, including macadamia nuts, cold-water fish and sea buckthorn berries. Sea buckthorn contains a much higher concentration of this valuable fatty acid, up [...]

[...] and over 190 bioactive compounds. References 1. Huff, N. et al., 2012 Sep-Oct, Effect of sea buckthorn berries and pulp in a liquid emulsion on gastric ulcer scores and gastric juice pH in horses. J [...]

[...] be thinking, what is “heaves” and what does it have to do with spring and sea buckthorn berries?  Well, like many inflammatory diseases, heaves can severely affect your horse’ [...]

[...] of “Western style” diets for humans and pets alike are lacking in essential fatty acids. They tend to be too high in omega-6 and too low in omega-7 and omega-3 fatty acids, [...]

[...] -recalls-alerts.aspx Simopoulos, AP.  The Importance of the Ratio of Omega-6/Omega-3 Essential Fatty Acids. Biomed Pharmacother. 2002 Oct; 56(8): 365-79. Christy Corp-Minamiji, DVM. FDA seeks [...]

[...] ;ACVIM Proceedings, (2006). Simopolulos, A. The importance of the ratio of omega-6/omega-3 essential fatty acids. Biomed Pharmacother. (2002) Oct; 56(8): 365-79. [...]

[...] . Even if you select a high-quality, whole-foods based commercial pet food, some essential fatty acids like omega-3 and omega-7 need to be supplemented, as processing can diminish the [...]

[...] ? ACVIM Proceedings. 2011. (2) Couetil, L. et al., Inflammatory Airway Disease of Horses. J Vet Intern Med 2007;21:356–361 (3)  Corbee, Ronald. Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Inflammatory [...]

[...] and pulp in a liquid emulsion on gastric ulcer scores and gastric juice pH in horses. J Vet Intern Med. Vol. 26(5) 1186-91. 2. Reese, R. et al., 2008, The Effect of Sea Buckthorn Extract on the [...]

[...] and pulp in a liquid emulsion on gastric ulcer scores and gastric juice pH in horses. J Vet Intern Med. Vol. 26(5) 1186-91. 5. Xing, J. et al., 2002 December, Effects of sea buckthorn (Hippophae [...]

[...] and pulp in a liquid emulsion on gastric ulcer scores and gastric juice pH in horses. J Vet Intern Med. Vol. 26(5) 1186-91. [...]

[...] with corticosteroids. Immune Support It has been well-documented that supplementation with omega fatty acids can reduce allergic reactions to insect bites in horses.(1) These omega fatty acids provide [...]

[...] fatty acids, but the ones that benefit horses most are omega-3, omega-6 and omega-7. Omega fatty acids have numerous functions in your horse’s body but did you know that their benefits extend [...]

[...] over-reaction within the body.(2) These findings show that high levels of omega fatty acids can be extremely helpful for controlling arthritis-related inflammation and prevent [...]

[...] contains a myriad of active ingredients, including antioxidants and omegas 3 and 7. Omega fatty acids are well known for improving the skin’s health.  Studies have also shown that sea [...]

[...] (90-100 F), whole-food processing of SeaBuck products retains the integrity of the omega-7 fatty acids, omega-3 fatty acids, and antioxidants.  SeaBuck’s pure oil extraction is free [...]

[...] is a growing problem with pet foods having too much omega-6 and not enough omega-3 and omega-7 fatty acids. One of the main reasons that our pets are often deficient is that manufacturing and [...]

[...] a lack-luster coat during the winter months and even dry skin around the eyes and muzzle. Omega-7 fatty acids in sea buckthorn are key building blocks for skin health. It helps support collagen [...]

[...] , rats and horses have shown that across the board, the high levels of omega-3 and omega-7 fatty acids found in sea buckthorn controls inflammation, arthritis pain and supports joint [...]

[...] , Effect of sea buckthorn berries and pulp in a liquid emulsion on gastric ulcer scores and gastric juice pH in horses. J Vet Intern Med. Vol. 26(5) 1186-91. 2. Reese, R. et al., 2008, The Effect of [...]

[...] , Effect of sea buckthorn berries and pulp in a liquid emulsion on gastric ulcer scores and gastric juice pH in horses. J Vet Intern Med. Vol. 26(5) 1186-91. 5. Xing, J. et al., 2002 December, Effects [...]

[...] , Effect of sea buckthorn berries and pulp in a liquid emulsion on gastric ulcer scores and gastric juice pH in horses. J Vet Intern Med. Vol. 26(5) 1186-91. [...]

[...] , Effect of sea buckthorn berries and pulp in a liquid emulsion on gastric ulcer scores and gastric juice pH in horses. J Vet Intern Med. Vol. 26(5) 1186-91. Xing, J. et al., 2002 December, Effects of [...]

[...] calories of refined oat flour. Western-style human and pet diets also tend to be heavy on omega-6 fatty acids from soybean and canola oils and lacking in balance with beneficial omega-3s and omega-7s. [...]

[...] and metabolism to loss of mental focus. There is mounting evidence that high levels of omega-6 fatty acids in the body can adversely affect brain function in mammals, and has links to ADHD in humans. [...]