Castanha da Índia: Solução Natural para Má Circulação e Varizes?

🌿 "Do you feel pain in your legs or notice varicose veins? Dr. Alexandre Amato explains the benefits and care of horse chestnut to relieve the symptoms of poor circulation. Watch the full video to understand better and discover usage tips! 👨‍⚕️" #VenousInsufficiency #VaricoseVeins #naturaltreatment Do you suffer from poor circulation? You might want to try horse chestnut! In this video, we take a look at the benefits of horse chestnut and how it can help improve your circulation. Do you suffer from poor circulation? You might want to try horse chestnut! Dr. Alexandre Amato explains the benefits of this natural remedy and how it can help improve your circulatory health. Horse chestnut compound: https://amzn.to/3KHlIGa Horse Chestnut Gel: https://amzn.to/45pCgKE 00:00 Horse Chestnut: Introduction 01:38 Chronic venous insufficiency 03:06 Conservative treatment of varicose veins 03:50 What is horse chestnut good for? 05:37 In nature 07:01 Curiosity 08:47 Another use 09:41 Beta aescin 11:01 Vascular protective effect 12:14 Healing effect 12:52 Mechanism of action 13:14 Antibiotic effect 13:51 It's not an Indian nut 14:48 My opinion Dr. Alexandre Amato, a vascular surgeon, explains the use of horse chestnut for poor circulation and varicose veins. He discusses how the chestnut is widely used in Brazil, highlighting that it does not cure varicose veins, but it does alleviate symptoms such as swelling and pain in the legs. Although studies show some efficacy in relieving symptoms, he warns about the risks of ingesting the chestnut in its natural state, recommending controlled use under medical supervision. The chestnut offers anti-inflammatory and vascular protective benefits, but there are more effective treatments available. Do you have poor circulation? You may not know it, but horse chestnuts could be the answer to your problems! Dr. Alexandre Amato explains how this little-known fruit can help improve your blood flow and get you feeling your best again. Do you have problems with your circulation? Have you been told that horse chestnut extract could help? In this video, Dr. Alexandre Amato explains Horse Chestnut and how it can help improve poor circulation. He also discusses the benefits of taking horse chestnut supplements and how they work. Follow us on youtube at this link: https://bio.amato.io/youtube If you already follow us, take advantage and click on the notification bell 🔔. I'm creating another YouTube channel 📺️ with quicker health tips, help me by clicking here: https://bio.amato.io/youtube-alexandre Prof. Dr. Alexandre Amato is a surgeon, writer, researcher, international speaker and professor. Head of the Vascular Surgery Department at the Amato Institute (www.amato.com.br). Vascular Surgeon👨‍⚕Specialist and researcher in Lipedema (https://bio.amato.io/artigos/ Do you want to find out if you have lipedema? Answer this scientifically validated questionnaire: https://bio.amato.io/autoavaliacao ), Doctor (PhD) from USP 🎓He was an Assistant Physician at the San Raffaele Hospital in Milan in 2008 🇮🇹 and was a Professor of Medicine at UNISA (2009-2022)👨‍🔬📞(11) 50532222 He has written several books (https://bio.amato.io/livros), and is giving this one as a gift to you: https://bio.amato.io/presente, enjoy WhatsApp: (11)933183661 or via the link https://bio.amato.io/whatsapp We are available at Av Brasil, 2283. Tel 11 5053-2222 or WhatsApp 11 93318-3661. Our website: www.amato.com.br #institutoamato #dralexandreamato In the video, Dr. Alexandre Amato, a vascular surgeon at the Amato Institute, discusses the use of horse chestnut in the treatment of vascular problems such as poor circulation, varicose veins and leg swelling. He explains the benefits of horse chestnut in relieving symptoms related to dilated veins and venous insufficiency, which are common in cases of swollen and painful legs. The doctor emphasizes the importance of using the herbal medicine appropriately and warns about the risks of inappropriate ingestion, especially in weight loss teas. In addition to improving circulation and offering aesthetic benefits, the use of horse chestnut should be guided by an angiologist or doctor specialized in angiology and vascular surgery. Dudek-Makuch M, et al. Phytochem Lett, 2019; 30:367–375. Gallelli L. Drug Des Dev Ther, 2019; 13:3425–3437. Dumitriu B, et al. Vascular effects of Aesculus hippocastanum. 2013. Casili G, et al. Vascul Pharmacol, 2021. DOI: 10.1016/j.vph.2020.106825. Jones RH, Carek PJ. Am Fam Physician, 2008. Gawas M, et al. J Am Coll Nutr, 2021. DOI: 10.1080/07315724.2021.1909510. Bielanski TE, Piotrowski ZH. J Fam Pract, 1999; 48: 171–172. Aksoy H, et al. J Food Biochem, 2019. DOI: 10.1111/jfbc.12758.