Chestnut tincture, 90ml, Dnipropetrovsk region.

Tincture of freshchestnut flower
Useful properties of chestnut flowers
The chemical composition of chestnut flowers is a complex of elements that strengthens the entire body. Due to the content in the horse chestnut of a combination of powerful glycosides - esculin, fraxin, as well as escin - with vitamins and other substances, horse chestnutchestnut exhibits a number of useful properties.. This is a substance that replaces the most effective anti-inflammatory and antipyretic drugs. Escin has a beneficial effect on metabolic processes in the cortex of the adrenal glands, thereby increasing the body's stress resistance. Another useful property of escin is its ability to strengthen small and large vessels. That is why chestnut flower extract is one of the most common components of medicines for varicose veins and hemorrhoids.
The main properties for which horse chestnut is valued in official medicine and pharmacological preparations are prepared from its extract are venoprotective, venotonic, anti-inflammatory and improving microcirculation in the veins. And also, of course, antithrombotic, reducing blood viscosity.
. Chestnut flowers are also used to treat:
• diseases associated with the received excessive dose of radioactive radiation;
• sealing in mammary glands;
• arthritis;
• myositis;
• gastritis;
• thrombosis;
• gout;
• edemas of various origin.
The following properties are also noted in folk medicinehorse chestnut:
• venotonic, accelerates blood flow in the veins,
• antithrombotic, promotes a decrease in blood viscosity, prevents thrombogenesis,
• pain reliever,(//tractor-service.com)
• wound-healing, bactericidal,
• anti-edematous, diuretic,
• antipyretic and diaphoretic,
• astringent,
• antisclerotic, removes low-density cholesterol from blood vessels, dissolves plaques,
• antitumor (antioxidant), removes harmful toxins, salts of heavy metals and radionuclides, used after radiation therapy,
• hemostatic, reduces the permeability of capillaries,
• astringent, normalizes acidity of gastric juice, improves digestion,
• eliminates vascular spasms, reduces arterial pressure,
• when used externally in ointments, it promotes the delivery of active substances deep into the focus of inflammation, heals old and purulent wounds, extensive burns, frostbite, and deep abscesses.

Tincture of chestnut flowers reduces blood coagulability, strengthens the walls of capillaries and veins, prevents the formation of blood clots in blood vessels and facilitates the resorption of formed blood clots, in patients, swelling and pain in the affected area decrease, blood clots soften and gradually disappear.
A similar effect is observed in hemorrhoids. In the presence of trophic ulcers of the shin due to varicose veins..
Good results are noted in patients with hypertensive disease with increased blood coagulability. In these cases, blood pressure decreased and the amount of prothrombin in the blood decreased.
Method of use:
With varicose veins. Drink 30 drops, previously diluted with boiled water, 3 times a day for 20-30 minutes. before meals and the fourth time at night.
In vascular diseases. The tincture is rubbed into sore spots 2-3 times daily.