Poor Circulation

Blood circulation is the course the blood takes from the heart through to the arteries, capillaries, and veins and back again to the heart.

Poor circulation is the inadequacy of blood flow to a particular area. Being aged over 50, certain illnesses, immobility, smoking or obesity are amongst many of the risks that increase your chance of developing poor circulation

Symptoms

Normally seen in the hands, legs and feet, symptoms of poor circulation can be:

• Cramping of the buttocks, legs or feet
• Heavy legs
• Painful legs and feet
• Swelling in the legs and feet
• Tired, aching feet and legs
• Very low temperature in your hands, legs or feet

Most people suffer with poor circulation at some point in their lives – usually from standing or sitting for prolonged periods. With daily use, the Circulation Booster® v3 could help maintain healthy circulation in your legs & could provide fast acting relief from swollen feet and tired, aching legs.

Our studies have shown that 40 minutes of inactivity in healthy people resulted in poor circulation and swelling. After using the Circulation Booster® v3 for only 10 minutes, this could be alleviated.

References

http://www.healthinsite.gov.au

http://www.healthinformation.com.au/

http://australia.gov.au/

http://www.health.vic.gov.au/

Disclaimer

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