What is Butcher's Broom?
Butcher's Broom (Ruscus aculeatus) is a small evergreen shrub native to Europe, historically used for its association with vein and circulatory health.
Why is it associated with circulation?
Butcher's Broom contains compounds called ruscogenins, which have been studied for their potential role in supporting vein tone and healthy circulation, particularly in the legs and lower limbs.
Why does circulation matter for nerve comfort?
Healthy circulation ensures nerves and surrounding tissues receive adequate oxygen and nutrients. Poor circulation, especially in the extremities, can contribute to discomfort — making circulatory support a foundational element of nerve wellness formulas.
Butcher's Broom's role in Nerve Stride
Butcher's Broom rounds out the circulatory angle of the Nerve Stride formula, complementing the nerve-signaling and cellular-energy ingredients. See the full ingredients page.
Safety considerations
Butcher's Broom is generally well tolerated. Anyone with high blood pressure should consult a doctor, since it may have mild vasoconstrictive effects in some individuals.