Vein health is not just an aesthetic issue. Venous insufficiency, venous valve insufficiency, spider veins and varicose veins impede the normal flow of blood from the legs. The blood that should actually be pumped back to the heart can no longer drain properly. Blood congestion can lead to thrombosis. If such a blood clot breaks loose and gets into the lungs, a pulmonary embolism is inevitable. Furthermore, the skin and leg tissue are overwhelmed with the accumulated fluid and blood masses. The skin turns dark and becomes thinner and thinner. A sore leg is often the result. Even if it hasn't gotten that far yet. Everyday life is difficult for those affected. Unsightly, scratchy compression stockings are becoming an integral part of the wardrobe. Movements are severely restricted or no longer possible.

Natural remedy for creams, VEINS RESERVER balm, Horse chestnut, grape leaf, Camphor, menthol

Horse chestnut extract

• The horse chestnut, or common chestnut, received the title of "Tree of the Year" in 2005 and was also named Medicinal Plant of the Year in 2008.
• The chestnut was used by the Ottomans as horse feed ("horse") and medicine. That's probably where the name comes from.
• The horse chestnut originally comes from south-eastern Europe.
• One of the important ingredients is a special saponin complex (aescin) made up of around 30 active substances.
• Saponins serve the plant as antibacterial and antifungal protection.

Grape Leaf Extract

• Grape Leaf Extract is made from the dried, heart-shaped red leaves of grapevines.
• Among other things, red vine leaves contain many polyphenols (= bioactive substances, e.g. for protection against predators, protection against UV rays, attracting pollinators).

Fighter

• Camphor (or camphor) is a component of the essential oil of the camphor tree.
• Botanically, the camphor tree belongs to the laurel family.
• Camphor grows under (sub)tropical conditions mainly in Southeast Asia.
• Camphor has a eucalyptus-like scent.

menthol

• Menthol is contained in the essential oil of mint, sage, thyme or oregano, among other things.
• Menthol has a characteristic mint smell and taste.
• Certain skin receptors respond to menthol, which creates the cooling effect when applied.

vitamin E

• Vitamin E (tocopherol) is a fat-soluble vitamin.
• Vitamin E is widely used in skin creams and cosmetics.
• Vitamin E helps protect cells from oxidative stress.