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That constant heaviness, aching, or fatigue in your legs isn’t just “getting older”—it could be a sign of impaired circulation. While serious causes like peripheral artery disease (PAD) require medical attention, many cases stem from lifestyle factors—and can improve significantly with consistent, natural strategies.

Below is a clear, practical guide to understanding and addressing poor leg circulation—without jumping straight to supplements.


🔍 Common Causes of Poor Leg Circulation

Cause
How It Affects Circulation
Sedentary lifestyle
Muscles in the calves act as a “second heart”—sitting still = blood pools in legs.
Varicose veins
Damaged valves let blood flow backward, causing swelling and fatigue.
Obesity
Extra weight increases pressure on veins and reduces mobility.
Smoking
Nicotine constricts blood vessels; carbon monoxide reduces oxygen in blood.
Chronic conditions
Diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol damage blood vessel walls over time.
Dehydration & poor diet
Thickens blood, reduces vessel elasticity, and deprives tissues of nutrients.

⚠️ See a doctor if you have:

  • Leg pain that doesn’t go away with rest
  • Open sores or skin discoloration
  • One leg significantly more swollen than the other

🌿 Natural, Evidence-Based Solutions (Start Here Before Supplements)

1. Move Every Hour—Even Just for 2 Minutes