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In the Scheunengut guide, we explain vitamins, minerals, plant compounds and dietary supplements clearly and with a solid scientific grounding – from correct intake to the right product for you. Use the search or the topic filters to quickly find what you need.
Buying Sweet Clover: What Really Matters
Sweet clover shows up in almost every vein complex on the market – usually alongside rutin and horse chestnut. What many buyers overlook: with sweet clover, it's not just the...
Buying Horse Chestnut Extract: What Really Matters
Horse chestnut is the classic venous-support plant in European herbal tradition – but the capsules on the market vary enormously. Some deliver a properly standardized extract, others little more than...
Supplements for Prolonged Sitting
Eight, nine, sometimes ten hours of sitting – for many people, that's just a normal workday. By evening, the legs feel heavy, the back makes itself known, and your energy...
Best Supplements for Circulation & Vessels: Recommendations
A well-functioning vascular system is the basis for oxygen and nutrients arriving everywhere in the body. Many people want to consciously support their vessels and their circulation in everyday life...
Cold Feet at Night: Causes and What Really Helps
You are lying in bed, the rest of your body has long been warm, only your feet stay ice-cold and keep you from falling asleep. Cold feet at night are...
Varicose Veins and Spider Veins: What Helps Your Legs Day to Day
Visible, winding veins on the legs, a feeling of heaviness in the evening or fine reddish-blue veins under the skin: varicose veins and spider veins are widespread and mostly more...
Healthy Vessels: Nutrients for Veins and Blood Vessels
Our blood vessels form a network more than 100,000 kilometres long - and they work quietly in the background until, at some point, heavy legs, visible thread veins or a...
Horse Chestnut & Aescin: The Vein Plant Explained Factually
Briefly, up front: horse chestnut is the classic "vein plant" of European natural medicine – its characteristic compound is called aescin. To be honest, though: no health claims are currently...
Red Vine Leaf: Portrait of a Plant for Veins & Heavy Legs
Briefly, up front: red vine leaf refers to the leaves of the grapevine that turn brilliant red in autumn – long associated with legs and veins in European plant tradition....
Nutrients for Healthy Veins: What Legs & Blood Vessels Need
Do you know that feeling when your legs feel like two sandbags in the evening – after eight hours at a desk, behind a checkout counter, or on a flight?...
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