Quick answer: Horse Chestnut, rich in a compound called aescin, is traditionally used to support vascular function and healthy fluid balance, particularly in the extremities.
What is Horse Chestnut?
Horse Chestnut is a botanical extract containing aescin, a compound traditionally associated with strengthening blood vessel walls and supporting circulation.
What does traditional use suggest?
Horse Chestnut has a long history of traditional use for supporting vascular function and fluid balance, forming part of Lymph Savior's circulation-support foundation alongside Red Clover and Centella Asiatica.
Its role in Lymph Savior
Horse Chestnut is one of 11 named ingredients. See the full ingredients breakdown for the complete formula.
⚠ Know before you start
Before your first capsule: standardized, processed Horse Chestnut extract used in supplements is different from raw horse chestnut seeds, which carry their own safety considerations. Confirm you're using a properly processed product.