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(Horse chestnut )Aescin, a compound found in Horse Chestnut seed extract, has anti-inflammatory and other properties that can improve blood circulation. This extract can prove beneficial for patients suffering from venous insufficiency

Butcher's broom is a short evergreen shrub of the Liliaceae family. Both the leaves and rhizome of the plant are believed to have diuretic and mild laxative properties. The plant extracts are widely used to treat varicose veins, hemorrhoids, and lymphedema

An herb more commonly known as Butcher's Broom, ruscus aculeatus is traditionally used for circulation and appears to constrict veins. This is thought to reduce pooling of blood in extremities, and the limited evidence appears to be promising.

Butcher's broom extracts also exert a mild anti-inflammatory effect

Diosmin is a venoactive drug supporting circulatory health through various actions on blood vessels; it supports lymphatic drainage and improves microcirculation while increasing venous tone and elasticity.

Ginkgo biloba holds a very high concentration of bioflavonoids which help to diminish the appearance of varicose veins. It does this by strengthening the tissues of vein walls, thus promoting better blood flow. Unlike the other vitamins listed above, ginkgo Biloba is best taken as a controlled supplement.

Like vitamin C, vitamin E has strong antioxidant properties. As part of skincare products, vitamin E has been used for years to treat varicose veins. Vitamin E will improve circulation and help with vein repair. Try a daily multivitamin with B and E to keep varicose veins in check.

Vitamin K2 blocks the progression of arterial thickening and stiffening.