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What are Horse Chestnut's other names?

• Aesculus hippocastanum
• Conker tree
• Rosskastanie
• Venostasin

What is Horse Chestnut's recommended dosage?

• Recommended daily intake: 400 - 600 mg
• Recommended daily doses: 2

What supplements interact with Horse Chestnut?

What can Horse Chestnut help with?

Horse Chestnut for Edema

3 studies Moderately Positive In conclusion, Pycnogenol was found to be more efficacious than Venostasin for the treatment of CVI. Moderately Positive The evidence presented implies that HCSE is an efficacious and safe short-term treatment for CVI. However, several caveats exist and more rigorous RCTs are required to confirm the efficacy of this treatment option. Moderately Positive These results indicate that compression stocking therapy and HCSE therapy are alternative therapies for the effective treatment of patients with oedema resulting from chronic venous insufficiency.

Horse Chestnut for Varicose Veins

3 studies Moderately Positive In conclusion, Pycnogenol was found to be more efficacious than Venostasin for the treatment of CVI. Moderately Positive The evidence presented implies that HCSE is an efficacious and safe short-term treatment for CVI. However, several caveats exist and more rigorous RCTs are required to confirm the efficacy of this treatment option. Moderately Positive These results indicate that compression stocking therapy and HCSE therapy are alternative therapies for the effective treatment of patients with oedema resulting from chronic venous insufficiency.

Horse Chestnut for Hemorrhoids

1 study Slightly Positive

Horse Chestnut for Pain

1 study Slightly Positive The evidence presented implies that HCSE is an efficacious and safe short-term treatment for CVI. However, several caveats exist and more rigorous RCTs are required to confirm the efficacy of this treatment option.

What is Horse Chestnut used for?

Horse Chestnut for Heart health

3 studies Moderately Positive In conclusion, Pycnogenol was found to be more efficacious than Venostasin for the treatment of CVI. Moderately Positive The evidence presented implies that HCSE is an efficacious and safe short-term treatment for CVI. However, several caveats exist and more rigorous RCTs are required to confirm the efficacy of this treatment option. Moderately Positive These results indicate that compression stocking therapy and HCSE therapy are alternative therapies for the effective treatment of patients with oedema resulting from chronic venous insufficiency.

Horse Chestnut for Overall health

1 study Slightly Positive The evidence presented implies that HCSE is an efficacious and safe short-term treatment for CVI. However, several caveats exist and more rigorous RCTs are required to confirm the efficacy of this treatment option.

Horse Chestnut for Digestion

1 study Slightly Positive

What are Horse Chestnut's effects on the body?

Horse Chestnut for the Cardiovascular System

3 studies In conclusion, Pycnogenol was found to be more efficacious than Venostasin for the treatment of CVI. The evidence presented implies that HCSE is an efficacious and safe short-term treatment for CVI. However, several caveats exist and more rigorous RCTs are required to confirm the efficacy of this treatment option. These results indicate that compression stocking therapy and HCSE therapy are alternative therapies for the effective treatment of patients with oedema resulting from chronic venous insufficiency.

Horse Chestnut for the Nervous System

1 study The evidence presented implies that HCSE is an efficacious and safe short-term treatment for CVI. However, several caveats exist and more rigorous RCTs are required to confirm the efficacy of this treatment option.

Horse Chestnut for the Digestive System

1 study