Aesculus glabra, also known as horse chestnut or buckeye, is a North American species similar to the European hippocastanum Aesculus species. Each species and medicinal properties. Bark, leaves, seeds and were traditionally used as an herbal treatment for inflammatory conditions and skin problems, and cardiovascular disease, including varicose veins. Aesculus glabra can, however, be toxic when consumed in high doses. Therefore, this herbal remedy best use of seeds under supervision.The professional, and leaves, and bark of a tree Aesculus glabra has been used traditionally for the treatment of venous disorders, arthritis, and rheumatism. Components of the tree contain a compound known as Aescin, which, when administered in appropriate dosages, can support vein health, reduce inflammation, and even, in some cases, infection control. Can be run from a horse chestnut extracts topically or internally to treat cases ranging from diarrhea and eczema to varicose veins and ulcers, and whooping cough.
