The Horse Chestnut is a tree of the Sapindaceae family, which gets its name from its origin in countries of the Middle East and India. The active part of this tree are the seeds, which are very rich in triterpene saponosides, the most common being aescin (a mixture of 30 saponins derived from aglycones). In addition, other active substances such as anthocyanidins and flavonoids can be found.
Main indications
Varicose veins and tired legs.
Hemorrhoids.
How to use
Take 1-2 capsules a day.
Precautions
They can rarely cause digestive discomfort, vertigo, headaches or pruritus.
Pregnancy and lactation: They have not been described.
