Vasomil 30 sachets YAMAMOTO

Problems related to circulatory disorders related to what is known as "venous insufficiency" are very common in women, and can manifest with varying degrees of bothersome symptoms. Numerous conditions promote and exacerbate it, including poor eating habits, excess weight, family history, constipation, little or no physical activity, and standing (e.g., at work) for hours.

Venous insufficiency can also lead to the development of varicose veins, which are characterized by being particularly swollen and twisted, with a bluish or purplish color. Venous insufficiency problems are further exacerbated in summer due to rising temperatures and increased humidity, resulting in a widespread feeling of heaviness and swelling in the legs, which is so bothersome for women.

Certainly, the foundation requires paying attention to diet, hydration, lifestyle, and in particular, regular physical activity to promote better circulation and fluid drainage.

Today, the market for supplements to promote microcirculation and better drainage of fluids offers truly numerous products, several of which are real relief from the discomfort caused by the situation of "swollen, painful and heavy legs".

Among these, one is certainly VASOMIL, a new food supplement from Yamamoto® Research, based on μsmin® Plus (an innovative formulation of diosmin with superior absorption and bioavailability), Bromelain, Sweet Clover, Horse Chestnut, Pycnogenol®, and Vitablue® Blueberry, whose synergistic action makes it potentially a great ally for the physiological health of the microcirculation of the legs.

μsmin® Plus is an innovative formulation of diosmin that provides up to 9 times greater absorption than standard micronized diosmin and guarantees proven efficacy even at low doses for treating chronic venous insufficiency, strengthening the blood vessel wall, increasing venous tone and normalizing capillary permeability.

Bromelain is composed of a series of digestive enzymes with predominantly proteolytic activity. It is used in angiology for varicose veins, thrombophlebitis, cellulite, and any condition characterized by reduced fibrinolytic activity, which can lead to fibrin deposition, causing hardening and poor circulation. Bromelain causes fibrin breakdown, improving circulation, promoting vascular trophism, and exerting an antithrombotic effect on plaque and anti-edema.

Sweet clover is a medicinal plant rich in coumarins, flavonoids, and tannins, used to treat venous and lymphatic insufficiency. It has a protective and anti-inflammatory effect on blood vessels, increasing their resistance and decreasing capillary permeability and the formation of edema.

Horse chestnut is a very common plant throughout Europe. Its seeds are used to obtain a dry extract. The seeds contain escin, the active ingredient that, along with other elements, including some flavonoids, give horse chestnut its interesting vasoprotective, anti-edema, and anti-inflammatory properties. It strengthens blood vessel walls, increasing their elasticity and resistance, reducing their permeability, combating circulatory problems and water retention, and facilitating venous return.

Pycnogenol® is a patented blend of oligomeric proanthocyanidins, obtained from the bark of French maritime pine, which contains powerful active bioflavonoids, which, among their many health benefits (antioxidants, anti-inflammatory, etc.), have been clinically proven to be an additional and effective weapon against venous insufficiency, to strengthen capillary walls and to prevent edema (even during long air journeys) presenting a very interesting antithrombotic effect.

Vitablue® Blueberry: Thanks to its numerous bioactive substances, the blueberry is a true powerhouse of well-being. Its berries are rich in organic acids, tannins, sugars, pectin, vitamins A, B, and C, and anthocyanin glycosides such as myrtillin. And thanks to anthocyanins, the characteristic substances responsible for its distinctive color, it is known to strengthen connective tissue, tone, and elasticity of blood vessels, reducing capillary permeability.