• Company information

Gansu Alkog Sea-buckthorn Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., taking advantage of Zhang County which is named as "Town of Sea-buckthorn in China", sticks to the market-oriented principle, takes scientific and technological innovation as the driving force and achieving the globalization of sea-buckthorn industry as the goal, and is striving to be a leader in the sea-buckthorn healthy life industry.

 High degree of credibility in cooperation. Established in July 1993, the Company has been in operation for about 20 years. It previously was an affiliated company under Water Resources Department of Shaanxi Province mainly specializing in exports without much attention on the domestic market and later transformed into a joint venture with foreign investment. Now, the Company is the earliest and largest manufacturer of seabuckthorn products, and the only pharmaceutical company engaged in production of seabuckthorn.

• Product description

This product is made of 100% pure natural fruit powder; it keeps the natural active ingredients and nutrient substances in sea-buckthorn, and is at the same time fortified with calcium, which is a perfect combination for calcium supplement and comprehensive health preserving.

Besides, sea-buckthorn fruits also contain vitamin E, beta-carotene, and vitamin B group. Sea-buckthorn vitamin E is very important to the human body; at present, 4 types are known. Sea-buckthorn is the source of vitamins, so it can supplement vitamins, and prevent and cure diseases for the persons who are on business for a long time and can't eat regularly.

• Pharmacological Effect

Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body, making up nearly 2% of total body weight. More than 99% of the calcium in your body is found in your bones, but the other 1% is perhaps just as important for good health. Many enzymes depend on calcium in order to work properly, as do your nerves, heart, and blood-clotting mechanisms. One of the most important uses of calcium is to help prevent and treat osteoporosis, the progressive loss of bone mass to which menopausal women are especially vulnerable.