Instructions:

1. Wash and slice 1–2 unripe (green) tomatoes into thin rings.
2. Place the slices directly on the varicose veins.
3. Wrap the area lightly with a bandage or cloth to hold them in place.
4. Leave on for 10–15 minutes or until a mild tingling is felt.
5. Remove, rinse with cool water, and moisturize the area if needed.
6. Repeat 2 times daily for best results.

Green tomatoes are more acidic and have stronger effects than ripe ones.

2. Ripe Tomato Option (Gentler for Sensitive Skin)

If green tomatoes cause irritation, try this:

1. Mash 1–2 ripe red tomatoes into a pulp.
2. Apply the pulp to the affected area.
3. Cover with a clean cloth and leave on for 30 minutes.
4. Rinse and dry gently.
5. Repeat daily.

🧴 Optional Boost: Tomato & Apple Cider Vinegar

• Mix 1 tbsp of tomato juice with 1 tsp of raw apple cider vinegar.
• Apply with a cotton pad to the veins once a day for improved circulation.

⚠️ Caution

• Always do a patch test before the first full application.
• If irritation occurs, reduce frequency or switch to ripe tomatoes.
• This is a supportive remedy, not a cure—lifestyle changes (elevation, movement, diet) are still essential.

🌿 Natural Support, Visible Results

Used consistently, tomato compresses can help reduce the appearance of varicose veins, ease swelling, and improve comfort. It’s a simple, time-tested remedy that people around the world have used—straight from the garden to your skin.

Try it for 1–2 weeks and observe the change. Sometimes, nature really does know best! 🍅💚