Aescin
Aescin is a natural compound from horse chestnut seeds shown to support vein health, reduce swelling, and has anti-inflammatory effects.
Aescin (escin) is a biologically active saponin from horse chestnut seed, used in herbal medicine primarily to manage chronic venous insufficiency and swelling. It is typically consumed via standardized horse chestnut seed extracts.
There is moderate-quality clinical evidence for aescin’s efficacy in reducing symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency and edema, but more studies are needed for other uses.
Supports treatment of chronic venous insufficiency (CVI)
ModerateAescin strengthens vein walls, reduces swelling and pain, and improves blood flow in people with CVI; several clinical trials and reviews report significant improvements compared to placebo.
Reduces peripheral edema and swelling
ModerateAescin helps stabilize capillary permeability, thereby reducing fluid leakage and swelling, with evidence for benefit in post-surgical and injury-related edema.
Provides anti-inflammatory effects
LimitedShown to inhibit enzymes and mediators of inflammation, aescin may help manage mild inflammatory conditions.
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