HangZhou New Asia International

In dietary supplements, extracts of the seeds of the chestnut are also known as “Aesculus hippocastanum,” “Escin” or “Aescin” and sometimes by its German name, “Rosskastanie.” Horse chestnut seeds have been used traditionally to treat both hemorrhoids and varicose veins. It seems that horse chestnut extracts may strengthen the veins to prevent leakage of fluid out of the vessels and into the tissue space – which would lead to swelling. Action: 1)It has demonstrated a variety of beneficial effects including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antiedema, venotonic 2)Published studies show alleviation of subjective symptoms of venous insufficiency such as pain, tiredness, tension or heaviness in the legs.