Top 3 Fruits That Improve Leg Circulation in 24 Hours (Science backed) | Senior Health Tips

Описание: Top 3 Fruits That Improve Leg Circulation in 24 Hours (Science backed) | Senior Health Tips

Are your feet always cold at night? Do your legs feel heavy, tired, or weak even after short walks? Many adults over 60 are told this is just “normal aging.” But poor leg circulation is often linked to declining nitric oxide production, endothelial dysfunction, and chronic inflammation — not simply age.

In this video, Dr. Brian Caldwell (35+ years in geriatric senior care) explains the science behind improving blood flow to your legs naturally using three powerful, research-backed fruits:

✔️ Watermelon – rich in L-citrulline to boost nitric oxide production
✔️ Pomegranate – protects blood vessels and improves endothelial function
✔️ Tart Cherries – reduce vascular inflammation and support microcirculation

These fruits work together to help dilate arteries, protect nitric oxide, and reduce inflammation — the three major factors affecting circulation in adults over 60.

If you struggle with:
• Cold feet at night
• Heavy or tired legs
• Poor circulation in feet and ankles
• Peripheral artery stiffness
• Leg fatigue after walking
• Reduced blood flow with aging

This evidence-based breakdown will help you understand what’s happening inside your blood vessels — and what you can do about it naturally.

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🔽 Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
04:14 - Fruit No.3
09:18 - Fruit No.2
15:27 - Fruit No.1
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