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Hops (Humulus lupulus) (Flowers)

Hops is widely cultivated in North and South America, England, Germany and Australia for use in beer production. It has been so used for over a thousand years. Perhaps for just as long, Hops has been used medicinally to treat restlessness, anxiety and sleep disorders. It is prescribed for adults and children alike. It supports ginger root to help dispel flatulence and intestinal cramping. Hops cleanses and detoxifies through its diuretic effect. Hops is officially recognized in Britain, Belgium, France and Germany.

Horse Chestnut (Extract) (Aesculus hippocastanum) (Fruit)

Horse chestnut has a strengthening and toning effect on the circulatory system. In particular, this herb is an excellent supportive remedy for varicose veins and hemorrhoids. Horse chestnut extracts, and their key compound, escin, have anti-inflammatory and anti-swelling properties that appear to be useful in the treatment of cellulite. Horse Chestnut has the ability to decrease capillary fragility and swelling.