♥ What Causes Poor Blood Flow & Circulation In Your Body - by Dr Sam Robbins

Описание: How I quickly improved my dad’s blood flow and circulation in only 30 days - NO drugs or diets:
►► http://drsam.co/yt/BloodFlowSolution

===============================================
What Causes Poor Blood Flow & Circulation
===============================================
Today’s question is from Mrs Wilson and she asks,
“What really causes poor circulation?”


What’s important to know is that poor circulation
isn’t a “condition” itself.

It’s the result of OTHER health issues.

Poor blood flow and circulation
is one of the primary causes
of a heart attack or stroke.

This is because it can lead to
Hypertension and high blood pressure
Hardening and narrowing of your arteries
Higher cholesterol and plaque build up

The good news is that this can be reversed and avoided naturally,

without prescription medications,
crazy diets or exercise.

And I’ll reveal to you how in a minute…

Because this is exactly the problem my dad has had for many years.

In fact, he had a stroke a few years ago and why I’m making this video…

To help you avoid the mistakes, pain and suffering
that we had to go through.

But let’s first talk about...
Warning Signs

Some of what “warning signs” that you may have circulation problems include2
Frequent pain and cramping in your legs
Tingling or numbness in your hands and/or feet
Tired, aching or weak legs and feet
Slow-healing wounds
Thickened toenails
Varicose and “spider” veins
Cold hands


Causes of Poor Circulation
There are several different causes of poor circulation1,
but here are the top 5:
Peripheral artery disease
Peripheral artery disease (PAD)
can lead to poor circulation in your legs
and it generally affects people
over the age of 50.

PAD is a circulatory condition that causes
narrowing of your blood vessels and arteries.

Which eventually decreases blood flow to your extremities
and can result in pain…

but more importantly
can cause a heart attack or stroke.

Blood clots
Blood clots block the flow of blood,
either partially or entirely.

They can develop almost anywhere in your body…

but a blood clot that develops in your arms or legs
can lead to circulation problems.

Varicose veins
Varicose veins are enlarged veins
caused by valve failure.

They’re most often found on your legs.

These damaged veins can’t move blood as efficiently as other veins,
so poor circulation can become a problem.

Your genes largely determine whether or not
you’ll develop varicose veins.

Secondary is a change in your hormones due to aging.

This is why women are more likely to develop them,
especially after menopause…

As are people who are overweight or obese.
Diabetes
You may think diabetes only affects your blood sugar…

but it can also cause poor circulation throughout your body.

People with advanced diabetes
may have difficulty
detecting the signs of poor circulation.

This is because diabetic neuropathy
(nerve damage caused by prolonged exposure to high blood sugar 3) …

can cause reduced sensation in your extremities
and feel similar to poor circulation.

People with diabetes are also at an increased risk for
Atherosclerosis
high blood pressure
heart disease.
Obesity
Of course, carrying around extra pounds
puts a burden on your body.

If you’re overweight,
sitting or standing for hours,
will eventually lead to circulation problems.

Being overweight also puts you at an increased risk for
many other causes of poor circulation...

including diabetes, varicose veins and blood vessel problems.

Click here:
►http://drsam.co/yt/BloodFlowSolution
========================================­========================================­

Thank you for watching. Please feel free to comment, like or share with your friends.

Subscribe to Dr.Sam Robbins's official Youtube channel
http://drsam.co/yt/subscribe

Like us on Facebook
  / drsamrobbins  

Visit Dr.Sam Robbins's blog for more information on your health!
http://www.drsamrobbins.com/

======================================================
Thanks
DrSamRobbins