Horse Chestnut (Aasculus hippocastanum):
Suggested uses:  Varicose veins
Strengthens the veins and makes them less porous.  Increases blood flow and decreases inflammation.  Tested and used in Europe for treatment of varicose veins.  In general, escins (thought to be the most active ingredient in a saponin mixture) are thought to act as anti-exudative and anti-inflammatory agents, decreasing vascular permeability and thus preventing edema formation.  in vitro studies have shown that escins increase venous tone of isolated animal saphenous veins.  Most randomized controlled clinical trials use a standardized HSCE preparation containing 50mg of escins given twice daily.
While horse chestnut pollen is allergenic in sensitized individuals, oral HCSE appears to be well tolerated.

Natural Fish Oil (Omega 3-marine triglycerides):
Omega 3 includes linoleic and gamma-linolenic acid.  EFA's are needed by almost every cell in the body.  They are necessary for production and renewing cells, producing prostaglandins which are necessary for many body functions, including prevention of blood clots.

Evening Primrose (Oenotherabiennis):
An excellent source of gamma-linolenic acid (essential fatty acids) which are recommended for many health problems. Suggested for all types of skin disorders.
Evening Primrose seeds are rich in two polyunsaturated fatty acids:  Linoleic (LA) and gamma linolenic acid (GLA).  Evening Primrose Oil is the only substantial source of GLA which has various helpful uses inside the body - such as, PCE1, an essential prostaglandin that needs GLA to be produced.  GLA is also converted to DGLA, dihomogammalenolenic acid, which is converted into PGE.  These fatty acids are good fats that assist in the building blocks of the cell structure.  EPO has also been found to increase the elasticity of the skin that surrounds and protects every cell.

Juniper Berry (Juniperus commmunis):
Suggested as a diuretic for water retention.  Because of this mild diuretic effect, possible relief of mild swelling due to excess fluid retention can be obtained.

Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica):
Suggested for improving circulation.  This herb enhances the development of the normal connective tissue structures.  And the breaking down of these connective tissue structures is one of the major contributors to cellulite.

Grape Seed (Vitis vinifera):
Helps prevent loss of collagen elasticity, it smooths the skin and helps to fight wrinkles.  Helps heal psoriasis, age spots, skin cancers and sun spots.  Grape seed has long been known to increase circulation by increasing the movement of blood through the tiny capillaries throughout the body.  By this action, it has the potential to revive those areas that have been fat-choked, like those cellulite regions so commonly seen.

Ginkgo Biloba:
Increases blood flow and suggested for many problems related to circulation.  This herb has long been known and studies to help increase blood flow to those small capillaries that have the potential to be blocked off by excess fat.

Sweet Yellow Clover (Melilotus officinalis):
Contains flavonoids which have a wide range of actions.  They are anti-inflammatory and are especially useful in maintaining healthy circulation.  It is also a mild sedative providing relief of mild anxiety, insomnia and sleeplessness.