Reduce the symptoms of Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/poor foot circulation with The Circulation Booster.

Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/poor foot circulation affects blood circulation in the feet and legs – The Circulation Booster® could reduce your symptoms and improve blood flow today!

This page contains the following information about Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/Poor circulation of the foot:

What is Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)Poor Circulation of the foot?
What are the symptoms associated withPeripheral vascular disease (PVD)/ Poor Circulation?
Cold feet & hands are symptoms of Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/Poor Circulation
How can The Circulation Booster help reduce the symptoms of Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/Poor Circulation?

Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/poor foot circulation is the medical name given to circulatory problems associated with the foot and leg. Artherosclerosis/ Atherosclerosis is the most common cause of Peripheral vascular disease (PVD). Artherosclerosis/ Atherosclerosis is the gradual hardening of the artery walls – these are the main transport systems that allow blood to flow to the extremities such as the feet and toes. People who suffer from Diabetes usually also suffer from Peripheral vascular disease (PVD). This is why good leg and foot care is essential to ensure maximum blood supply to these regions; otherwise the reduced blood flow will cause additional issues such as ulcers, swelling and infections.

When the blood flow is poor, the whole body suffers because cell waste and toxins are not excreted as efficiently as they should be. Oxygen and cell nutrients are vital for cell repair and good health; when poor circulation stop this activity from happening – this will lead to additional health problems such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol levels and poor leg and foot health. The Circulation Booster® has been specifically designed to increase blood circulation immediately to reduce the symptoms associated with poor circulation such as swelling, leg cramps and cold feet.

Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)

Who is likely to suffer from Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/poor foot circulation:

Smokers
People who are overweight
Inactive or immobile
Diabetics
Aged 65 +
If it runs in the family

Symptoms associated with Peripheral vascular disease (PVD):

Change in skin temperature – the foot becomes cooler – also known as cold feet
Claudication – cramps in the calf muscles – usually comes on after walks or activity
Skin colour changes - either more pale, blue or pinkish
Ulcers and skin sores – these do not heal properly

What causes Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/poor foot circulation?

Progressive blocking of the arteries in the leg
Diabetes
High cholesterol
High blood pressure

Why good foot care for those who suffer from Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/poor foot circulation is essential:

Broken skin, foot sores, ulcers and scratches can become infected and may not heal properly. This is because the flow if blood is restricted and cell waste and toxins are not excreted efficiently
Wear shoes that are wide fitting, comfortable and do not rub the skin. Once again, ill-fitting shoes may cause skin problems which may lead to foot ulcers and infections
Seeing a podiatrist on a regular basis to maintain good foot health. They may be able to ensure that your toe nails or foot conditions can be treated properly before these ailments turn into serious foot traumas
Keeping active – if your feet become sore or infected, this will reduce your activity, which in turn, will reduce your blood circulation.

Treatment of Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/poor foot circulation may include:

Blood clotting drugs such as antiplatelet agents and anticoagulants as prescribed by your healthcare professional
Angioplasty can be used to enlarge the narrowed peripheral arteries
Control of the blood glucose level is very important if diabetes is present
Using The Circulation Booster® on a daily basis to ensure good blood flow to the leg and foot. If you use The Circulation Booster® as part of your daily routine, you may be able to reduce the symptoms associated with Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)/poor foot circulation

The Circulation Booster - what results can you expect if you suffer from poor circulation?

Clinical studies support this method of application. It has been shown that the use of muscle stimulation of the feet, the calf and targeted areas can:

Improve poor circulation and reduce pain and swelling. This will also lead to improved circulation within the feet and hands.
Improved muscle tone and strengthening
Help maintain and increase the range of motion, prevent or slow disuse muscle atrophy and re-educate muscles which have been affected by poor circulation
Improve muscle strength and reduce wastage
Increase energy levels and reduce stress associated with poor circulation
Improve wellbeing and mobility
Alleviate tired and aching legs associated with poor circulation

Circulation Booster® Mobile – use it while on the move!

There will be times when you’re out of your house, travelling or generally on the move and you will want to ensure that you don't suffer from poor circulation. High Tech Health has specially designed a device that it totally portable and allows the person to gain all the benefits from the home device while out and about. Scientifically designed electrical impulses are transmitted from the handheld controller through to the unique silver-woven socks. This device comes with a 9V battery and will last up to approximately 50-100 uses.

Poor circulation - Target specific areas of pain and swelling!

Do you have areas that are hard to treat such as knees, backache and shoulder pain? The Circulation Booster® HOME also includes six electrode pads. You can target points of pain such as sore knees or aching backs, or apply the pads to acupressure points. You can also use them to strengthen specific muscle groups.

No quibble money-back guarantee!

Stop Poor Circulation Today! All our Circulation Booster® products come with a no-quibble 30-days money back guarantee. Although it may take longer to fully treat your symptoms, within this time we are hopeful that you will see considerable improvement.