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Horse Chestnut
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Horse chestnut is a seed
extract. One of its main active components is aescin, which may reduce
inflammation and increase the tone of veins. It also reduces the release
of enzymes, which is typically increased in chronic diseases of the
vein. Other compounds in horse chestnut generally increase the tone
of blood vessels and decrease their permeability. Another compound called
aesculetin may act as an anticoagulant and blood thinner, and is therefore
often excluded from over-the-counter horse chestnut products.
Read more below...
Purchase Online
You can get Horse Chestnut Supplements
online at stores below:
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The
Vitamin Shoppe
America?s Health
Superstore and leading value price retailer of vitamins, supplements, and
everything else for good health and nutrition. Over 25,000 products from more
than 400 national brands at the lowest possible value price every day.
*First-Time Customers Only (20% Off Coupon sent via email)
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MotherNature.com
Great selections of quality, all-natural products for a healthy lifestyle, including vitamins and minerals, supplements, herbs, and more.
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Puritan's Pride
Puritan's Pride
manufactures over 1,000 high quality vitamins, minerals, herbs and other
nutritional supplements in their own state-of-the-art facilities and produces
supplements in every available form, including tablets, two-piece capsules,
softgels, powders and liquids.
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Drugstore.com
The home of the GNC Store. They also teamed up with other great suppliers to bring you a broad selection of vitamins, private label vitamins & herbs, herbal supplements & minerals, body building & dietary supplements, and more at everyday low prices.
* New customers only
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WebVitamins.com
Offers one of the largest selections of the finest vitamins, herbs and minerals brands available anywhere. They make their marketing and purchasing decisions to maintain their products the lowest prices in the industry.
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Scientific Name
Aesculus hippocastanum
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Also Known As
Chestnut, marron europeen, escine, aescin
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Uses
Specifically, Horse Chestnut
may help to:
Warnings
Side Effects
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Stomach upset
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Nausea and
vomiting
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Chestnut
poisoning: Diarrhea, muscle twitching, dilated pupils, depression, and paralysis
can occur after high doses of horse chestnut.
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Special Point
Over-the-counter products should
be standardized to 50 mg of aescin (the active ingredient) and free from aesculin,
which can act as a blood thinner.
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