Naginata consists of a wooden shaft (nagaye) with a curved blade (nakago) on the end.

Seabuckthorn is a traditional medicinal plant in many European and Asian countries.

In order for the female to bear fruit, it needs a male nearby to pollinate it.

Cosmetics and skin care products made of Seabuckthorn are valued for their rejuvenating, restorative and anti-aging action.

Methods and compositions for prevention and therapy of cancer using a therapeutically effective amount of an extract of Hippophae rhamnoides (sea buckthorn) leaves, berries, and seeds are provided.

Legend has it that the ancient Greeks used Sea Buckthorn as part of a racing horse diet, hence the botanical name "Hippophae" - a shimmering horse.

Take the oils promoting body height and strengthening of hair as a basis for their preparation – burdock, sea-buckthorn, almond, castor.

Along with the Urticalean rosids, another five families belong to the Rosales order; these include Rosaceae (rose) and Rhamnaceae (buckthorn).

To moisturize the skin and local hair nutrition, you can rub various valuable oils - olive, sea buckthorn, linseed, burdock or castor.

Legends about Sea Buckthorn tell us how the ancient Greeks used it in a diet for race horses, hence it’s botanical name “Hippophae” – shiny horse.

Legends about Seabuckthorn tell us how the ancient Greeks used it in a diet for race horses, hence it's botanical name "Hippophae" - shiny horse.

Sea Buckthorn is undemanding, cold resistant plant, which can grow into the beautiful bush or tree depending of the soil, climate and watering.

Seeing retirement as an opportunity for a career change, François buys land in Pointe-Fortune to begin the production of sea buckthorn.

Although we also have many local superfoods (sea buckthorn, blueberries, cherries, dandelion and many more), the term "superfood" is mostly used for plants of exotic origin.

Suppositories from hemorrhoids differ in composition: there are natural ones, on herbs (with belladonna, calendula, sea buckthorn) or based on synthetic substances.