Sygnum Extraven 500mg Microcirculation supplement 80 tablets

Ingredients and daily content
Titrated and standardized fraction of bioflavonoids 400mf, Butcher's broom (Ruscus aculeatus L.) root dry extract 600mg, Red vine (Vitis vinifera L.) leaves 600mg, Vitamin C 200mg.

Physiological effect
functionality of the microcirculation (heavy legs), functionality of the venous circulation (functionality of the hemorrhoidal plexus), functionality of the microcirculation (heavy legs), antioxidant, regular functionality of the cardiovascular system.

Characteristics
Extraven contains the following substances:

BIOFLAVONOIDS: bioflavonoids are not true vitamins, even if they are sometimes called Vitamin P. They are excellent antioxidants that have a synergistic effect with vitamin C. Since they are not produced by the human body, they must be introduced through the diet. They contribute to the protection of the capillaries by decreasing pain, bruising and swelling in the event of injury. They have an antibacterial effect and aid circulation.

BRUSH: the butcher's broom rhizome mainly contains steroidal saponins (ruscogenin, neoruscogenin), ruscina, ruscoside, tannins and phytosterols. The active substances of butcher's broom have a steroid structure which gives them anti-inflammatory and phlebotonic activity capable of improving fragility and reducing capillary permeability. Indeed, saponins bind to the α-adrenergic receptor of the vessels (vasoconstriction). Their use therefore causes a notable attenuation of sloping edema and the sense of heaviness in the legs. Due to the same properties, the plant can also be indicated for the treatment of hemorrhoids.

RED VINE: the properties of the red vine are due to the presence of substances which offer effective protection to the blood vessels. Anthocyanosides have an important vitamin activity that fights venous insufficiency and skin capillary fragility, increasing the resistance of the vessels and decreasing their permeability. The tannins favor the contraction of the muscle cells of the vessels, facilitating the return to the heart of the blood accumulated in the lower limbs. The presence of proanthocyanidins in red vine leaves allows an action that counteracts free radicals. The red vine tones the veins and is used in cases of heavy legs, varicose veins, capillary fragility.

VITAMIN C: Vitamin C promotes smoother blood circulation. This was stated by some Japanese researchers from the Chiba University Graduate School of Medicine in the American Heart Journal after experiencing the effects of taking vitamin C on the circulatory benefit. The power of vitamin C would lie in its great antioxidant property that helps cleanse blood vessels of free radicals.