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Treat Varicose Veins and Other Leg Problems with Horse Chestnut by Methods of Healing Patient Expert

Posted Sun 13 Dec 2009 12:39am The Europeans have been using horse chestnut for years for a variety of vascular roles, particularly the legs. This natural supplement is now gaining ground in the United States and other places around the world because it has shown in a number of clinical trials its effectiveness in treating a variety of conditions. Horse chestnut tr ... Read on »

Horse Chestnut For Hemorrhoids by Nicole S. Naturopathic Doctor

Posted Sat 04 Dec 2010 6:04pm Is this an ancient medieval torture device? No, it is simply a horse chestnut seed. Previously used for pelting other children on the playground, for adults the seed of Aesculus hippocastanum is a fabulous cure for hemorrhoids and varicose veins. Hemorrhoids are just varicose veins as well, so if you tend to have a weak [...] Read on »

Product of the Day – Varicose Vein Lotion by OnlyNatureBlog Patient Expert

Posted Sat 06 Aug 2011 11:19pm Clinicians Complex Varicose Vein Lotion helps to diminish varicose veins and strengthen vein walls and is generally used as a companion to laser vein treatments and Sclerotherapy. Contains Citrus Bioflavonoid (Vitamin P Complex), Rutin, Grape Seed Extract, Soy Protein Extract, Horse Chestnut Extract and Potent Hesperid ... Read on »

Eye Gels Evaluated by Shannon N. Posted Tue 13 Dec 2011 7:00am I haven’t really focused on eye gels before now. I’m not sure why not, but I have some innate bias towards creams. Recently, though, I got into an email exchange with a reader, a meandering path that ultimately led to eye gels and piqued my interest in them. My correspondent, ‘K”, started out looking for an eye cream to treat dryness and da ... Read on »

UnlikeLatisse, which is a prescr ... by Dawn C. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 10 Jun 2009 6:43pm Unlike Latisse, which is a prescription only drug, there are other lash stimulating products on the market. Lash stimulators are products which aim to lengthen and thicken your lashes. These products are unlike mascara which temporarily lengthen and thicken and colour your eye lashes for the duration they are on. Lash stimulators are applie ... Read on »

itWorks! Defining Body Gel-for sale by Tara B. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 02 Dec 2010 12:07pm This is a brand new bottle of itWorks@ Defining Body Gel in it’s original box. Never been opened. I’m clearing out things around here and this is part of it. Retail: $69 Loyal Customer: $38 ON SALE HERE NOW: $25 & FREE shipping Improves the appearance of target areas. Leaves skin feeling soft, refreshed, revitalized and ... Read on »

Product Review: Merlot Skincare by Mayaari Posted Wed 25 Feb 2009 12:00am I found the Merlot Daily Moisturizer through rave reviews on Blogger - an affordable moisturizer that was lightweight but didn't leave your skin parched? Sold! It's become part of my daily routine, along with the night cream, and something that I go back to whenever I'm done testing out other moisturizers. I'd been curious about trying the nig ... Read on »

The Natural Source – a review by Tina G. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 26 Mar 2010 2:27pm I was recently asked if I would be interested in trying out Mayaltha Better Legs by The Natural Source . Yeah, but who is The Natural Source? The Natural Source (TNS) was founded in Melbourne, Australia in 1995 and is the pioneer and a recognised world expert in naturopathic skincare and hair care. So what is Mayaltha Better Le ... Read on »

Faciano Dry Shampoo – Look At The Label by Sarah B. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 19 Jan 2012 1:01am We received a sample of the Faciano Dry Shampoo and thought it was an interesting enough product. The fragrance wasn’t to everyone’s liking but the product definitely cleaned hair. In case you are interested here is a breakdown of the ingredients. These are the ingredients that make the product work as far as cleaning hair and m ... Read on »

Herbal Help For Hemorrhoids by Nicole S. Naturopathic Doctor

Posted Thu 29 May 2008 1:03pm

1 Comment Is this an ancient medieval torture device? No, it is simply a horse chestnut seed. Previously used for pelting other children on the playground, for adults the seed of Aesculus hippocastanum is a fabulous cure for hemorrhoids and varicose veins. Hemorrhoids are just varicose veins as well, so if you tend to have a weak veinous system, y ... Read on »