Horse Chestnut

Seed of a large European tree — not the edible chestnut despite the shared name. Standardized horse chestnut seed extract is one of the best-studied herbs for leg circulation, with evidence solid enou...

• Eases The Heavy, Achy, Swollen Legs Of Chronic Venous Insufficiency
• Reduces Leg Swelling And The Visible Appearance Of Varicose Veins
• Strengthens Vein Walls And Reduces Capillary Leakage
• Anti-Inflammatory Action Specific To Blood Vessel Walls

Note Always use standardized extracts (typically 16–20% aescin) — raw seeds, leaves, bark, and unprocessed extracts contain a toxic compound called esculin Note Use caution with blood thinners — horse chestnut has mild anticoagulant action