Circulatory Issues


There are many disorders associated with circulatory problems...when fatty deposits form along the walls of the arteries, it causes constriction and hypertension (high blood pressure) can result. Circulatory problems brought on by chronic inflammation of the blood vessels in the extremities (usually smokers) is thromboangitis obliterans (Buerger’s Disease). The foot or lower leg is usually affected; however, it can occur in the hand, arm, or thigh. Early signs are a tingling sensation or a burning sensation.

A third and potentially serious circulatory condition is Raynaud’s Phenomenon characterized by constriction and spasms of the blood vessels in the extremities. Extremities may appear colorless or bluish due to lack of circulation and arterial spasm.

Poor circulation can also result from varicose veins, which develop because of a loss of elasticity in the walls of the veins. You may wish to refer to the Arteriosclerosis Page
on our site for more support.

Homeopathic Support



Tonifier for hardening of the arteries, hypertension, peripheral arteriosclerosis, claudication, and gangrene. Indicated for relief of swollen extremities, bruised feeling, cold clammy feet, mild burning
pains in lower limbs, leg cramps.
 
 

Glandular homeopathic circulation enhancer. Indicated for relief of cold clammy feet, numbness of limbs, painful calves upon walking, muscular weakness of the lower extremities.
 
 

Detoxifier of fatty tissues from chemical, insecticide, and environmental pollutants.

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