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Blood circulation issues, what are the causes? 

With our modern way of life, when the seated position is frequently used, has for consequences the fact that we do not use enough our legs. This will be a factor of a bad blood circulation (particularly the legs). On the other hand our food habits can have a bad impact on our heart system.  

Advices for a better circulation 

Walk, swim, and make exercise. Try to avoid small clothes or high shoes. Avoid the long exposure to sun, up or seated position. Drink a lot of water.  

Benefits of Well-Being Circultation 

This biocompatible complex taking advantages of a synergy of herbs with a new innovative form will allow you to improve the uro-genital area of the body.  

Efficiency and Security 

An optimal efficiency by using dry extract from the herb, with a higher concentration in active principle 3 to 5 times higher than a classic plant powder.  Product 100% natural, no addiction and no side effects.   A draining principle is used in each complex of the Well-Being range in order to release the bad toxins and the wastes of the body and though optimize the action of the product.   A constant and timed release of the products with the technology of PhytoGranule  A production process with the highest quality standards in the dietary supplements industry (we produce as pharmaceutical industry), to insure the security of our customers.    

Herbs in Well-Being Men  

Blackcurrant

Recent work has shown that the anthocyanins contained in blackcurrants can be seen as free radical “scavengers” capable of combating the ageing of blood vessel walls. In addition, blackcurrant berries are often used for their phlebotonic properties. Vitamin C and anthocyanins increase the strength of capillaries and reduce their permeability, thus improving microcirculation. Blackcurrant can also be used to improve circulation, particularly in the legs. The anthocyanins contained in blackcurrant also help to combat problems associated with work on screens (visual fatigue). Lastly, blackcurrant is recognised and used for draining uric acid. 

Red Vine

Its anthocyanins have a remarkable effect, reducing the permeability of capillaries and increasing their strength, thus enabling good circulation. This effect is increased by the presence of tannins, which favour venous return. These tannins include “OPCs” which have a scientifically proven effect on free radicals, stabilising the collagen present in the membranes of blood vessels.   Red vine is often used to improve circulation and obtain a renewed feeling of comfort in the legs.  

Blueberry

Blueberries, which are rich in vitamin C, are also a source of iron, magnesium, potassium and phosphorus. Blueberries are recognised above all for their effect on microcirculation. They apparently strengthen the capillaries by protecting them against oxidation and stimulate the regeneration of the rods on the retina. It was for that reason that British pilots in the Second World War ate large quantities of blueberries before night flights to improve their nocturnal vision.Lastly, blueberries have a beneficial effect on cardiovascular health and on cell ageing. 

Olive leaves

Olive leaves are safe to eat (with no contraindications or undesirable effects) and of proven effectiveness, making them an excellent blood pressure regulator. The oleuropeoside contained in olive leaves has hypotensive properties and has a beneficial effect on all the subjective disorders encountered in dysfunctions associated with blood pressure: headaches, dizziness, buzzing in the ears. This is complemented by a diuretic effect. Olive leaves are useful for ensuring good vascular functioning, lowering the level of bad cholesterol (LDL) and increasing good cholesterol (HDL). It also regulates the heart rate. 

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