The SeaBuckthornWorld newsletter (our email list) isn’t open yet, so there’s no signup form and nothing to join today. When it opens, it’ll carry new sea buckthorn studies, graded the way the site grades them, and a note when a page changes its answer. It’ll be free, with no fixed schedule.
What goes in an email
New research, graded. When a sea buckthorn trial publishes, the email says what it tested, at what dose, in how many people, and what it found, nulls included. It’s graded to the same standard as the research hub.
Pages that changed their answer. When a correction or a new study moves a verdict on the site, the email says which page changed and why. The benefits hub shows the kind of evidence grading that comes with it.
How often
There’s no fixed schedule. An email goes out when there’s a study or a change worth your time, and a quiet month means no email. No daily drip, and no urgency theater.
Leaving is one click
Every email carries an unsubscribe link that works immediately, with no exit survey and no “are you sure” maze. Your address is handled under the privacy policy. It’s used for the email list and never sold.
Sign up
There’s no form yet. You don’t need one to read the Sea Buckthorn Starter Guide, the free 10-minute primer on which form suits which goal, the doses the trials actually used, and how to buy without overpaying. It’s on the site today.
Prefer to browse first? The about page explains how the pages are checked and how it’s meant to pay for itself, and the editorial policy shows the rules every email follows.
What we’ll never send
No daily deals. No countdown timers. No sponsored blasts where a brand pays to borrow the site’s voice. No breathless subject lines about miracles. The site is meant to pay for itself through the affiliate model described on the about page, and the email’s job is to be worth opening, not to be opened at any cost.
What it follows
It follows the rules the site follows, set out in the editorial policy, and the publisher is responsible for every word. A claim in an email carries the same evidence grade it carries on a page, and a product mentioned in an email gets the same rubric. If an email ever reads softer than the site, say so.
Who it’s for
Readers who take sea buckthorn and want to keep up without reading journals, and the quietly curious who like one plant explained properly.
In the meantime
The research hub collects the studies the site has graded, the tools page runs the numbers any time, and the glossary translates the label jargon.
The fine print
Your address goes to the email service that runs the list and nowhere else, per the privacy policy. It isn’t rented, sold, or lent to a partner brand, because there are no partner brands.
Frequently asked questions
Is the newsletter free?
Yes. There's no paid tier and no upsell sequence. The site is meant to pay for itself through affiliate links, disclosed on the pages that carry them, so the email never needs to sell you anything. Every issue will carry a one-click unsubscribe link.
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