Stop Leg Pain With This Greek Secret

By Jack Taylor Posted January 13, 2017

You’ve tried putting your feet up.

You’ve even tried squeezing into those uncomfortable compression stockings.

But if you’re suffering from constant pain and swelling in your legs, it feels like nothing ever works… at least not for long.

The problem is that the veins in your legs can start to fail as you get older, keeping them from returning blood to your heart like they should.

Instead, the blood pools and settles, leaving you swollen and in pain.

But the good news is that there’s finally something you can do about it — thanks to a powerful plant that grows in the Greek mountains.

It’s called horse chestnut, and researchers say it’s the secret to improving vein health and eliminating stubborn leg pain and swelling.

In a massive analysis, researchers from the prestigious Cochrane Collaboration looked at 17 different studies on horse chestnut.

And they found that taking horse chestnut for as little as two weeks can significantly decrease leg pain and swelling.

In fact, one study found that horse chestnut worked just as well as compression stockings! That’s right — you may finally be able to ditch those ugly, uncomfortable socks for good!

And that’s not all horse chestnut can do. Because it helps your veins work better, it’s been used for everything from varicose veins to hemorrhoids.

You can pick up horse chestnut supplements just about anywhere (vitacost.com is a good place to start). Expect to spend around $10 for a month’s supply.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products