Horse Chestnut Update:  Weight Management and Brain Health

Wednesday, December 08, 2010  -  Byron J Richards, CCN

Horse chestnut and its active compound called aescin (also escin) is best known for its ability to correct vein-related circulatory problems and leg swelling.  It has been used historically for hemorrhoids, kidney stones, fever, GI tract support, bladder problems, post-operative edema, and skin problems.  New studies show that it may also be helpful for weight management and brain health – while helping to boost antioxidant function and reducing inflammation.

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