On the roof of the world every species must summon forth its evolutionary and adaptive reserves and push them to the limit in order to survive. From within this process are born myriad complex nutritional algorithms.

The Seabuckthorn berry ('Hippophae rhammonides'), popularly known as the 'Wonder Berry,' easily fits this category due to its unique composition of vitamins, minerals, nutrients and essential fatty acids usually only found separately from different plants and sources. Seabuckthorn is known to contain 10 different vitamins, 24 trace elements / mineral compounds, 18 amino acids, proteins and many bioactive substances. It is also one of the richest-known sources of Vitamin C in the world, containing almost 4-100 times more Vitamin C than lemon. Seabuckthorn is on top of the list for vitamin E, beta carotene and flavonoid content and contains omega 3,6,7 & 9 oils essential to health and well-being.