Immortal Se

The Essence of Ancient Vitality

This product's story is intertwined with the epic saga of Alexander the Great, whose discovery of the Sea Buckthorn berry was more than just an accident. Legend has it that this miraculous fruit not only revitalized his weary soldiers trekking the Himalayas, but also bestowed a lustrous, glowing sheen to the manes of their horses, reflecting its unparalleled vitality. It is from this legendary transformation that Sea Buckthorn, or Hippophae rhamnoides — literally "shiny horse" in Latin — derives its name, paying homage to the majestic steeds of Alexander's cavalry.

Alexander's army weren't the only ones that knew about this. The Tibetan monks have referred to Sea Buckthorn as "The Holy Fruit," Ghengis Khan gave it to his Mongolian troops for fuel on their long journeys, and the Nordic Vikings would consume the berries before their conquests of foreign lands.

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