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A powerful network: how our venous system keeps us going

Hidden, but vital - our venous system is a real marvel.
Although it is quite complex, it is actually quite simple to understand.

Every time we breathe, our body fills up with fresh air: oxygen is absorbed and sent to the cells via our blood. In return, these cells return the carbon dioxide they have used up. Our venous system is responsible for returning this deoxygenated blood from the body to the heart. From there it is pumped into the lungs, where it is enriched with fresh oxygen through our breathing.

On its way to the heart, the blood flows against gravity, especially in the legs. The venous valves prevent it from flowing back in the wrong direction and thus ensure a directed blood flow. When we move, muscles press on the veins. This helps them to push the blood upwards even more easily.

A perfectly self-contained cycle - as long as everything works smoothly ...

Circulatory disorders: When it comes to heavy legs, varicose veins or spider veins

Most of us women are familiar with them and don't like them at all - small, visible, dilated veins just below the surface of the skin. Usually reddish-bluish or purple, like a fine network of veins and particularly common on the calves: Spider veins.

If the blood is no longer moving effectively, it remains in the vessels, which can lead to unpleasant or even painful swelling of the legs or even such skin changes.

While spider veins are generally a purely visual phenomenon, varicose veins can be a disruptive factor for blood flow. In this so-called venous insufficiency, blood builds up in the veins of the legs.

The cause of such changes can be genetic, but can also be favored by our lifestyle or the natural aging process - especially through:

• lack of exercise
• Sedentary or (stationary) standing work
• being overweight
• Weak connective tissue
• Hormonal changes

The 6-in-1 complex in our VENENLEICHT can help you to support venous function and circulation in the fine blood vessels, contribute to connective tissue formation and relieve a feeling of heaviness in your legs*.

Rutin, ruscogenin and more - the power of plants

Plant substances have enormous abilities to positively influence our well-being.
Instead of simple plant powders, only high-quality extracts are used in our vein capsules. Extraction processes ensure an increased concentration of the valuable bioactive compounds. This means that you receive the bundled plant power in a significantly reduced quantity - in 2 capsules per day to be precise.

We will be happy to explain what is contained in the four different plant substances ...

The number 1 in vein capsules: rutin from the Japanese string tree

Rutin is a colorant and protective substance found exclusively in the world of plants. It belongs to the class of bioflavonoids and has become increasingly important due to its antioxidant properties. Rutin is produced by plants themselves to ward off harmful environmental influences such as UV radiation and microorganisms.

The plant substance was first isolated by the Nuremberg pharmacist Weiss back in 1842 - at that time from rue, which gave rutin its name - and used to treat chronic venous insufficiency.

Today we know that there are even more rutin-rich plants. The highest known concentrations are found in the flowers of the Japanese string tree. In VENENLEICHT, the flower extract of this tree is standardized to a high rutin content of 95 %. This means that 526.32 mg of string tree blossom extract contains 500 mg of rutin - divided into 2 capsules (= recommended daily intake).

Yellow melilot extract

It is also loved by our native bees - the reason why sweet clover, with its fragrant, bright yellow flowers, is nicknamed "honey clover".

The HMPC (Herbal Medicinal Product Committee) has classified sweet clover as a traditional herbal medicinal product and used to support blood circulation in the fine blood vessels.* Studies to date have shown the potential of sweet clover in combination with other plant extracts, including rutin^.1

Polyphenols from grapevines

Polyphenols from the seeds, skins and leaves of grapevines can have a positive influence on the integrity of the venous system so that all parts of the veins are functional*.

These include:

1. Stable vein walls to withstand blood pressure
2. Vein valves that close properly so that blood can flow freely without pooling.

Ruscogenin from butcher's broom

Ruscogenin is a special plant substance from the roots of butcher's broom. It belongs to the group of saponins, which perform many protective functions in plants.

Ruscogenin is known to be able to reduce swelling.*
By stabilizing the endothelial cells, the innermost cell layer of the veins, it can prevent fluid from leaking into the surrounding tissue, which would cause swelling.

Studies have shown that ruscogenin (Ruscus aculeatus) has been shown to alleviate symptoms in people with chronic venous insufficiency^.2

Manganese and copper for cells and tissue

Manganese and copper play a major role in connective tissue:
While manganese supports the normal formation of connective tissue, copper contributes to its maintenance.* They therefore complement each other perfectly.

At the same time, manganese and copper are two important trace elements for cell protection.

You're probably wondering what protecting cells from oxidative stress has to do with the health of the veins in your legs. In fact, a lot.

Oxidative stress occurs when there is an imbalance between free radicals and antioxidants in the body. Our cells are then no longer able to detoxify and repair themselves - they are overwhelmed, so to speak.

Damage to the endothelial cells in the veins can massively impair blood flow. This can lead to an increase in varicose veins, but can also promote the development of chronic venous insufficiency (functional weakness).

Inflammatory processes are also promoted by oxidative stress. If the vein walls are attacked, this can promote the formation of blood clots (thromboses).

In summary, protecting the cells from oxidative stress can help to maintain the integrity of the vein walls, reduce inflammation and support the function of the venous valves.

Nerves, muscles, veins - it's all connected

Our nerves are not only responsible for our feelings - they also have a say in vein health!
Nerves are very sensitive tissues. Among other things, the nervous system regulates the function of the veins, particularly via muscle tone and vascular width. A dysfunction in the nervous system can therefore impair vein function, which can lead to congestion, varicose veins or poorer microcirculation, for example.

Copper helps to support the function of the nervous system through enzyme activity*.

Take it easy on your veins - with the natural 6-in-1 complex for your legs

Do you now feel well informed and think that Venenleicht could be just right for you? Here we have summarized the advantages of our product at a glance:

• Plant-based vein complex - completely natural
• With 4 valuable plant substances: Japanese string tree blossom extract with 95% rutin + sweet clover extract + grapevine extract with 5% polyphenols + butcher's broom extract with 3% ruscogenin
• For cell protection & tissue: magnesium and copper
• Vegan: VENENLEICHT is completely free from animal ingredients
• No artificial additives - 100% purity you can rely on
• Laboratory-tested in Germany for optimum quality and safety

*Statements on the ingredients according to the Health Claims Regulation in the information area Effect.

Sources:
^1Efficacyof the combination of alpha-tocopherol, rutin, melilotus and centella asiatica in the treatment of patients with chronic venous insufficiency
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11292962/

^2Efficacyand safety of a butcher's broom preparation (Ruscus aculeatus L. extract) compared to placebo in patients with chronic venous insufficiency:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12040966/