Hello, thank you for posting this video about Horse Chestnut Extract. Can this supplement be taken indefinitely for those with a vein condition, or is it meant for short-term use (i.e. six months or less). Thank you.
@@MOVeinCare whilst I have used horse chestnut in the past with great success (takes 4-8 weeks to feel significant benefits) I now have concerns about taking it again as there's multiple sources online saying it may cause kidney problems. Do you have an opinion on using grapeseed extract as an alternative?
@@leejones3219 It does end there-- Consultations with these clinics say the same thing…. “you must come back over and over and over for more and more treatments as they WILL arise. It’s not a cure.” That closed vein? Must be removed 🙄
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how about vine leaf extract ?
It looks like there are a fair few cautions around using Horse Chestnut Extract.. especially around the kidneys
I doubt that.
Hello, thank you for posting this video about Horse Chestnut Extract. Can this supplement be taken indefinitely for those with a vein condition, or is it meant for short-term use (i.e. six months or less). Thank you.
Yes, you can use it indefinitely.
Does it have any side effects when taken every day?
@@MOVeinCare whilst I have used horse chestnut in the past with great success (takes 4-8 weeks to feel significant benefits) I now have concerns about taking it again as there's multiple sources online saying it may cause kidney problems. Do you have an opinion on using grapeseed extract as an alternative?
@@LizannaC-ti1ib no.
Horse chestnut gave me cramps
No. You must have had a magnesium deficiency then. Horse chestnut extract doesn't do that.
So there's no way to cause growth of the valves that vericose veins lack? It seems like an uncurable condition
As long as help to avoid ulcers is a 🥇
It’s not an incurable condition. Close the bad vein. What’s hard about that? Problem solved.
@@leejones3219 issue is it’s not an easily identifiable vein. My mom had a few veins closed and it didn’t fix it
@@leejones3219depends on where the leaky vein is located. May not be so simple.
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It does end there--
Consultations with these clinics say the same thing…. “you must come back over and over and over for more and more treatments as they WILL arise. It’s not a cure.”
That closed vein?
Must be removed 🙄