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Can anyone share advice or experience of a CIRCULATION BOOSTER. Are the benefits real. I have seen them on Amazon for around £200. I dont mind spending the money if I hear that other people recommend them. MY husband has been diagnosed with Peripheral Vascular Disease, so could one of these machines benefit us both.
Thanks in advance for any observations.
aileena10
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MtViewCatherine aileen12415
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I don't know about a circulation booster. You might try high dose CoQ10. I give my mom 300mg at each meal.
You might also look into niacin. However, be aware that niacin can cause your whole body to turn bright red (they call this a niacin flush), which can be scary, though harmless from everything I've read. So do a little research. Taking with food slows the absorption and reduces flushing.
Acupuncture can be extremely beneficial.
geoff0852 aileen12415
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Hi Aileena, I have been using liquid Ginko Biloba, I have been taking 2.5ml x 2 a day, oraly for 15 years, for me it gives me relief within 30mins if my feet are tingling, and helps me sleep better through the night.
No guarantees, but it may be worth a try, good luck. Geoff.
steven29388 aileen12415
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circulate boosters can be particularly powerful for people with diabetes, mainly folks who be afflicted by diabetic nephropathy.