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Sea Buckthorn Juice - 1 litre
Fruit juice content 100%.Not-from-concentrate juice (NFC), unsweetened, from organic farming.The berries of sea buckthorn are among the most content-rich local fruits. That the sea buckthorn is called the "Lemon of the North" may be explained on the one hand on the distinctive tart taste of the berries, on the other hand on its exceptionally high content of vitamin C that exceeds that of citrus fruits many times over. The pulp of sea buckthorn berries contain a valuable oil that is among other things rich in carotenoids and polyunsaturated fatty acids. By the careful production of our Sea buckthorn Juice, all valuable components of the whole fruit are ground. Thereby the fruit's vitamins, minerals, fiber and fruit acids obtained in an ideal way. No added sugar. No preservatives. Pure NFC.
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Sea Buckthorn Body Lotion - 250 ml
With the valuable oil of the sea buckthorn. Combined with silk proteins, ceramides and further precious moisturising factors the components counteract effectively early skin aging, supply natural moisture and helps to give a fresh, youthful look to your skin. The skin feels silky-smooth again.
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Sea Buckthorn Shower Gel - 250 ml
For a refreshing, mild foaming body care with valuable ingredients of the sea buckthorn. From the pulp of the sea buckthorn berries a bright orange-red oil is extracted, which is distinguished by its characteristic tart flavor and its high content of carotenoids and palmitic acid and palmitoleic acid. Combined with moisturizing betaine maintains Sanct Bernhard Seabuckthorn shower gel the skin while showering, retains its natural moisture and protects it from dehydration - leaves skin feeling fresh and supple.
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Organic sea buckthorn pulp oil - 100 ml
The berries of the sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides L.) are one of our most unusual native fruits, and one of those most rich in content. Through a special separation procedure, it is possible to obtain a deep red oil with a pleasantly fruity aroma from the pulp which is characterised by its high palmitic and palmitoleic acid - an Omega-7 fatty acid - content. Amongst other things, it is held in high esteem due to its positive effect on the mucous membranes of the oesophagus and the gastrointestinal tract. Applied externally, it has a beneficial effect on dry, sunburned and stressed skin. We recommend that you mix the oil to a ratio of 1:10 with jojoba or almond oil. Caution: Due to the high carotenoid content, this substance can leave severe stains!
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Throat Lozenges with Sea Salt - 102 g
Contains natural cranberry concentrate. Troat Lozenges with Sea Salt help moisturize and soothe the mouth and throat naturally and leave a pleasant taste in your mouth. A remedy for hoarseness of voice, when your throat starts to get scratchy or your voice feels strained.
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Sea Buckthorn Moisturising Skincare Set - 3 item
Set contains: Sea Buckthorn Moisturising Cream with SPF 6 100 mlThe berries of the sea buckthorn count to the most unusual indigenous fruits which are rich in substance. The pulp contains a valuable oil that distinguishes itself through a high content of palmitin and palmitoleic acid and carotenoids. Combined with silk proteins, ceramides and further precious moisturising factors the components counteract effectively early skin aging, supply natural moisture and helps to give a fresh, youthful look to your skin. A light sun protection factor (SPF 6) protects the skin against the aggressive solar radiation.Sea Buckthorn Body Lotion 250 mlWith the valuable oil of the sea buckthorn. Combined with silk proteins, ceramides and further precious moisturising factors the components counteract effectively early skin aging, supply natural moisture and helps to give a fresh, youthful look to your skin. The skin feels silky-smooth again. Sea Buckthorn Shower Gel 250 mlFor a refreshing, mild foaming body care with valuable ingredients of the sea buckthorn. From the pulp of the sea buckthorn berries a bright orange-red oil is extracted, which is distinguished by its characteristic tart flavor and its high content of carotenoids and palmitic acid and palmitoleic acid. Combined with moisturizing betaine maintains Sanct Bernhard Seabuckthorn shower gel the skin while showering, retains its natural moisture and protects it from dehydration - leaves skin feeling fresh and supple.
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Herbal Seasoned Salt with Sea Salt - 300 g
with sea salt and delicious garden herbsFor seasoning and refining of sauces, soups, salads, stews, egg dishes, vegetables and much more. On the basis of pure natural sea salt, and twelve selected herbs and spices. Purely plant-based, gluten-and lactose-free, without other additives such as flavor enhancers, anti-caking agents, artificial flavors or the like. Vegan, gluten and lactose free.
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Omega 7 Sea Buckthorn Oil-Capsules - 68 g
The berries of sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides L.) are counted among the richest in substance and most unusual indigenous fruits. From of the fruit flesh can by a special separation process be made a deep red, pleasant fruity-fragrant oil, that stands out through its content of palmitic and palmitoleic acid, an Omega-7-fatty acid. Sea Buckthorn Oil is particularly appreciated because of its soothing effect on the mucous membranes of the esophagus and the stomach-intestinal tract. Each capsule contains 500 mg pure, certified-organic sea buckthorn oil. Recommended daily dose: 2-3 capsules
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tierlieb Omega 3 Sea Fish Oil - 500 ml
This valuable oil made from Atlantic and Pacific sea fish is characterised by its high levels of Omega 3 fatty acids eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). These vital fatty acids are essential, and cannot be formed as part of natural metabolic processes. In particular during phases of increased requirement such as during coath change and growth, and in old age, a supplement with EPA and DHA supports normal, healthy lipid metabolic processes, which are then able to provide sufficient energy in all phases of life. The high-quality Tierlieb Omega 3 Sea Fish Oil contains multiple times the proportion of these valuable unsaturated fats in comparison to many oils from aquaculture and can, therefore, be administered very sparingly. High natural EPA (18 %) and DHA (12 %) content Popular for biological raw feed appropriate to the species (BARF) A valuable supplement during growth and for elderly animals Essential nutrients for heart, skin and fur
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Sea Buckthorn Moisturising Cream with SPF 6 - 100 ml
The berries of the sea buckthorn count to the most unusual indigenous fruits which are rich in substance. The pulp contains a valuable oil that distinguishes itself through a high content of palmitin and palmitoleic acid and carotenoids. Combined with silk proteins, ceramides and further precious moisturising factors the components counteract effectively early skin aging, supply natural moisture and helps to give a fresh, youthful look to your skin. A light sun protection factor (SPF 6) protects the skin against the aggressive solar radiation.
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Original Bath Salts from the Dead Sea - 2 kg
Already at biblical times, the powers of the Dead Sea were known. Compared with the salts of the oceans, the salt of the Dead Sea stands out due to its unique composition and concentration of minerals and trace elements. A warm bath with Dead-Sea-salt facilitates the rejection of old skin cells and horny skin cells, stimulates the blood circulation and has a tightening effect on the skin; the pores get opened.
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tierlieb Omega 3 Sea Fish Oil Capsules - 268 g
tierlieb Omega 3 Sea Fish Oil Capsules contain valuable oil from Atlantic and Pacific sea fish. This oil is characterised by its high levels of Omega 3 fatty acids eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA, 18 %) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA, 12 %). These vital fatty acids are essential, and cannot be formed as part of natural metabolic processes. In particular during phases of increased requirement, EPA and DHA support normal, healthy lipid metabolic processes, which are then able to provide sufficient energy in all phases of life. During phases of growth, coat change and for elderly animals, a supplement with EPA and DHA is expedient for the supply of nutrients to the fur, heart and circulation. High natural EPA (18 %) and DHA (12 %) content A valuable supplement during growth and for elderly animals Essential nutrients for the heart, skin and the fur Easy dosage in capsule form
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What is the sea level?
The sea level is the average level of the ocean's surface, measured from a specific point on land. It serves as a reference point for measuring the elevation of land and the depth of the ocean. Sea level can vary due to factors such as tides, winds, and ocean currents, but it is generally used as a standard for measuring elevation and depth. It is an important concept for understanding the impact of climate change and sea level rise on coastal areas.
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Will the sea level then decrease?
No, the sea level will not decrease as a result of the melting of glaciers and ice caps. The melting ice contributes to rising sea levels, as the water from the melting ice flows into the oceans. This influx of water leads to an overall increase in sea levels rather than a decrease.
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Could the sea level be lowered by connecting uninhabited areas below sea level to the ocean system?
Yes, it is theoretically possible to lower the sea level by connecting uninhabited areas below sea level to the ocean system. This process, known as land reclamation, involves draining the water from these areas and creating barriers to prevent the ocean from flooding back in. However, the scale of such a project would be massive and would likely have significant environmental and ecological impacts. Additionally, the amount of water that could potentially be removed from the ocean would likely have a negligible impact on global sea levels.
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Is a location that is 420m below sea level higher than a location that is 340m below sea level?
No, a location that is 420m below sea level is not higher than a location that is 340m below sea level. The lower the elevation below sea level, the deeper the location is. Therefore, 340m below sea level is higher than 420m below sea level.
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How deep is it 86m below sea level?
At 86 meters below sea level, the depth would be considered quite significant. This depth would be approximately equivalent to the height of a 28-story building. At this depth, the pressure would also be much greater compared to the surface level due to the weight of the water above.
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What is the air pressure at sea level?
The air pressure at sea level is typically around 1013.25 millibars, which is equivalent to 29.92 inches of mercury. This standard pressure is used as a reference point for measuring atmospheric pressure at different altitudes. As you move to higher altitudes, the air pressure decreases due to the thinner air and lower density of molecules in the atmosphere.
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How high above sea level is Leipzig located?
Leipzig is located approximately 113 meters (371 feet) above sea level. This elevation is relatively low compared to other cities in Germany, making Leipzig a relatively flat city with a gentle topography. The city's low elevation contributes to its mild climate and makes it easily accessible for residents and visitors alike.
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How can one determine the altitude above sea level?
One can determine the altitude above sea level using various methods. One common way is to use a GPS device that provides accurate elevation readings. Another method is to use topographic maps that show contour lines representing different elevations. Additionally, altitude can be determined using specialized equipment like an altimeter, which measures air pressure to estimate altitude.
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Why is the sea level actually rising so slowly?
The sea level is rising slowly due to a combination of factors, including thermal expansion of seawater as it absorbs heat from the atmosphere, melting of glaciers and ice caps, and the loss of ice from Greenland and Antarctica. These processes are gradual and take time to significantly impact sea level rise. Additionally, natural variability in the climate system can also influence the rate of sea level rise, causing fluctuations in the overall trend. However, it is important to note that even though the rise is gradual, the long-term consequences of sea level rise can still be significant and have serious implications for coastal communities and ecosystems.
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Would Germany build dams to control the sea level?
It is unlikely that Germany would build dams to control the sea level. Germany is already well-equipped with a sophisticated system of dikes, levees, and other coastal protection measures to manage sea level rise and prevent flooding. Additionally, building dams to control the sea level would have significant environmental and ecological impacts on the surrounding areas. Instead, Germany is more likely to continue investing in sustainable coastal protection measures and adaptation strategies to address the challenges posed by rising sea levels.
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Is the air pressure at the poles at sea level on average higher than at other locations on Earth at sea level?
Yes, the air pressure at the poles at sea level is generally higher than at other locations on Earth at sea level. This is because cold air is denser than warm air, so the air at the poles is more compact and exerts greater pressure. Additionally, the poles experience high pressure systems due to the sinking of cold, dense air. This results in higher average air pressure at the poles compared to other locations at sea level.
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Are there cities or villages that are below sea level?
Yes, there are cities and villages that are below sea level. One example is Amsterdam in the Netherlands, which is partially below sea level and is protected by a system of dikes and pumps to prevent flooding. Another example is New Orleans in the United States, which is mostly below sea level and is protected by a system of levees. These areas are at risk of flooding and require extensive infrastructure to manage water levels.
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