How to improve poor blood circulation | Circulation Booster for Poor Circulation | Revitive

How to improve poor blood circulation. Circulation Booster for Poor Circulation from Revitive.
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Revitive Medic, our best-selling Circulation Booster - is suitable for everyone with Poor Circulation and also those with OsteoArthritis, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure or High Cholesterol.
Using professional-strength OxyWave Technology to stimulate the muscles in your legs and feet which could:
Improve poor blood circulation
Reduce leg aches & pains
Reduce cramp
Reduce swelling
Increase walking distance before pain
Actively improve leg circulation
Target and relieve body pain
Good circulation is vital for good health, however certain medical conditions (including Diabetes, Osteoarthritis, High Cholesterol or High Blood Pressure), age, smoking and even just being less active can all cause poor blood circulation problems. Problems like these can lead to a wide range of symptoms, such as leg aches and pains, cramp or swollen feet & ankles.
NEW Revitive Medic Circulation Booster is designed and developed in the UK. It uses Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) to get leg muscles pumping, which increases the oxygen-rich blood flow - to actively increase blood circulation and reduce aches and pains. Also shown to reduce swollen feet & ankles, Revitive Medic can help to reduce cramp and to enable people to walk further before pain. For people with OsteoArthritis, High Blood Pressure, High Cholesterol or Diabetes, Revitive Medic is also suitable.
OxyWave Technology combines a deep understanding of electrical muscle stimulation and circulation, this is especially helpful for relief of legs that ache and can cause pain whilst sitting or sleeping. Its patented waveforms significantly increase oxygen-rich blood flow to the legs and feet, to help improve poor blood circulation while relieving aches and pains for greater pain-free walking. The technology is clinically proven to combat poor blood circulation and increase circulation during use.
To walk better, reduce cramp and stop living with leg aches and pains, Revitive® Medic can be used at home to help improve poor blood circulation, and help you to become mobile. From playing with the kids in the garden, or even going on a walking holiday, Revitive® Medic can help you to get back on your feet. With a 90 day home trial, people that suffer with poor blood circulation can fight leg aches and pains at home. Even getting dressed can be difficult for people with poor blood circulation, and Revitive® Medic customers find it easy to use at home when sitting, reading or watching TV to help make life changing results.
Symptoms and causes of poor blood circulation can vary greatly. To help improve poor blood circulation, there are a number of recommendations that Doctors can make including home remedies. The Revitive® Medic can help to provide results by increasing oxygen and blood flow, thereby combating poor blood circulation.
Signs of poor blood circulation can include swelling, cramp and leg aches & pains. Exercise can also be a great way to improve blood circulation, and Revitive® Medic has helped many customers get back on their feet.
Poor blood circulation is when your legs and feet, and other parts of your body do not receive adequate blood flow. Poor blood circulation can be experienced in people with peripheral arterial disease (PAD), diabetes and other medical conditions, some of which can lead to an increased chance of developing serious foot problems.
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Where is the 90day home trial? please