Increase Blood Circulation
What is it with the need to
increase blood circulation or more to the point, what it blood circulation exactly?
Well, put in layman's terms,
it's simply the movement of blood through the body. Blood circulation is when the blood moves around the
body inside what is known as the circulatory system.
The circulatory system is made
up of blood vessels (otherwise called arteries), veins and capillaries. Our heart (which never gets a day
off!) continuously pumps the blood through our vessels until the day we die or encounter serious problems.
If you have been advised by a
doctor to increase blood circulation, then it means your problem is that you are suffering from poor circulation
to begin with.
Okay, but why is it so important to increase
blood circulation in the first place?
Your body needs the right
amount of blood flow in order to keep the heart pumping. When the heart is pumping blood correctly, we
have no problems keeping our arms, legs, hands and feet moving, and also, good blood circulation keeps our
brains functioning properly too.
So it's not difficult to see
that the movement of blood throughout our bodies is absolutely crucial for our existence and if we suffer from
poor blood circulation it can have dire repercussions if left untreated.
Some of the common symptoms of
poor blood circulation may include -
So there are some of the symptoms but what are
the conditions?
The most common conditions
associated with poor blood pressure are -
Perhaps you can see now why
those of us with poor flow need to increase blood circulation as quickly as possible.
Fortunately, like most of
today's conditions, there are preventative measures that can be taken and prevention is always better than cure
right.
One very convenient way to
boost you blood circulation to all parts of your body is to regularly use The Circulation Booster. |
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Boosting Natural Energies
Everything that exists is
energy. Atoms, the fundamental component of objects in a physical form, are held together by an
electromagnetic force. That is basic energy. It follow that maintaining the flow of energy is vital
for sustaining body systems on a physical level. Indeed, every healing involves energy conveyed in some
form or other.
Energy circulates within the
physical body along meridians, similar to the blood, nerve and lymphatic circuits. The meridians control
the workings of the main organs and systems of the body. For each organ to maintain a perfect state of
health, the natural energy must be able to flow freely along the meridian.
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Reflexologists believe that
specific zones on the soles of the feet are linked to internal organs. Areas on the soles of the feet that
are sensitive to pressure and pain allegedly indicate signs of internal illness. The foot reflexology
theory suggests that intensive massaging of these points helps to improve the healing mechanisms.
The American doctor, Dr. William
Fitzgerald, did more to codify foot reflexology in the early part of last Century (actually about 1913).
He divided the body into 10 vertical and 3 horizontal zones which ended proportionally in the soles of the feet. |
