Synergy between extracts

Centella, sweet clover and grapevines are certainly among the most important but many others, including butcher’s broom, blueberry, horse chestnut, ginkgo, are active at various levels on the circulation.

By matching the phytocomplexes mentioned together, an enhanced action is achieved because each of them has particular characteristics, specific molecules that act on different targets. Considering, for example, the three plants analyzed, we have sweet clover (Melilotus officinalis), which, as we have seen, is able to act on the lymphatic system; pennywort (Centella asiatica), which, by promoting collagen formation, has connective tissue as its primary target; and grapevine (Vitis vinifera), which, as an antioxidant, acts throughout the body.

Taken together, these 3 synergistically extracted are able to intervene and counteract various situations, from venous insufficiency to edema, from hemorrhoids to some forms of dermatitis.

We’ve seen how plants can be our allies, but we must be wary of the dangers we unconsciously face if we don’t trust someone who knows them. In fact, it is important to consult your doctor before taking supplements or preparations based on plant extracts if you are being treated with drugs or if you have particular pathologies.