Sea Buckthorn Liquid Tea
Vibrant, nutrient-rich extract from “wonder berries” of the Himalayas.
Packaging - 230 ml (glass bottle)
Highlight - powerhouse of wellness
Price inclusive of taxes
Product Details
Sea buckthorn pulp is a vibrant, nutrient-rich extract made from the Sea Buckthorn berries growing in the cold and dry temperatures in lap of mother nature. Superfruit grows primarily Mountains of Himachal. In Himachal Pradesh, it is locally called chharma and grows in the wild in Lahaul and Spiti and parts of Kinnaur.
With many health benefits, such as antioxidant, anti-obesity, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiviral these berries become perfect choice for making this tea product.
Key Benefits -
Rich in Omega Fatty Acids: Contains Omega 3, 6, 7, and 9—rare in plant sources—supporting skin glow, heart health, and cellular regeneration.
Natural Vitamin C Boost: Far more potent than oranges, it enhances immunity and collagen production.
Gut & Skin Support: Known for improving digestion and promoting radiant skin, making it a favorite in wellness circles.
Antioxidant-Rich: Packed with beta-carotene and flavonoids that help fight oxidative stress.
Everyday Ways to Use
Method | How to use | Benefits |
Morning Elixir | Mix 1–2 tbsp of pulp with warm water, honey, and lemon | Kickstarts digestion, boosts immunity |
Refreshing Juice | Mix 1 tbsp with a glass of water, add honey for sweetness. | tangy, revitalizing drink |
Herbal Tea | Boil water and add 1 tbsp. Steep for a few minutes, add honey for sweetness, ginger, mint, Tulsi for enhancing health benefits | symphony of health benefits |
Smoothie Booster | Blend with banana, turmeric, ginger and coconut milk | Adds antioxidants and omega-7 for skin and gut health |
Wellness Shot | Take 1 tbsp straight or with aloe vera juice | Quick nutrient hit-grat for busy mornings |
Salad Dressing | Whisk with olive oil, apple cider vinegar and herbs | Adds tangy depth & Vitamin C |
Infused Herbal Tea | Stir into chamomile or tulsi tea | Enhances calming blends with citrusy zing |