Horse chestnut – strong tree for strong veins

A strong tree for strong veins! The horse chestnut, and the foods, ointments, oils, and tinctures made from its plant parts, have recently enjoyed renewed popularity.

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In addition to its magnificent growth, the horse chestnut has long been considered a valuable medicinal plant. Ointments, teas, and tinctures were made, and baths were prescribed, for venous disorders and rheumatism. Recent scientific findings attribute the healing effect to the substance "aescin," which is found primarily in the seeds.

Aescin is a mixture of soapy substances called saponins. Aescin can seal blood vessel walls. These soapy substances also provide external beauty. These soapy substances lather wonderfully and are now often used as a detergent—not just for laundry, but also for a personal, refreshing horse chestnut bath!