Horse Chestnut Complex

Hundreds of acres of Horse Chestnut trees have been planted in the UK and Europe to supply the demand for 'conkers' by pharmaceutical and herbal product manufacturers. These are collected in the autumn and processed to produce a concentrated extract rich in a compound called aescin. We are not permitted to describe what horse chestnut is used for, as this would be considered a medical claim.

Butcher's Broom is a shrubby, spiky leaved plant native to the UK that has been traditionally used in herbal medicine.

Do not take if pregnant or breast feeding.
Recommended daily intake: 1 tablet