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OLEOCAPS 6 Pranarom Circulation BIO (light legs) 30 capsules is a 100% natural solution to disorders of the blood and lymphatic circulation . The essential oils contained in the capsules have a stimulating action on circulation.
Do you suffer from circulatory problems such as heavy legs, venous stasis, phlebitis, varicose veins, hemorrhoids ? Oleocaps is an aromatherapy solution that helps support and stimulate blood and lymphatic circulation.
OLEOCAPS 6 owes its veinotonic , decongestant and draining action to the essential oils of Rosemary, Juniper, Lemon, Ginger, Scots pine.
Daily circulatory comfort: 1 to 2 capsules in the morning before the meal.
In case of heavy legs: 1 capsule morning, noon and evening before meals for a week; renew as needed after a 7-10 day break.
Such a treatment is advantageously accompanied by massages of the legs with specific gels / creams before bedtime.
To swallow with a little water.
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With 100% organic * essential oils: Rosemary, Juniper, Lemon, Ginger, Scots pine
+ 100% organic vegetable oil *: Rapeseed
This product is sold only in pharmacies, in France and in Spain
Box of 30 organic capsules
Gestures to adopt and avoid in case of heavy legs:
Poor venous capital, poor circulation or inheritance ... Nearly 70% of women are affected by problems with heavy legs. The problem of heavy legs greatly affects the quality of life of people affected by this ailment. Sensation of weight in the legs accentuated at the end of the day and when it is hot, cramps at night, burning sensations, inability to stay long in a standing position without moving, are the main symptoms. In order to prevent and limit this problem of blood circulation, there are a few simple actions.
Finish your shower with a spray of cold water on your legs and avoid hot baths. Indeed, at high heat: the veins in your legs will tend to expand. Saunas and waxing with hot wax are therefore not recommended.
Sleep with your feet raised.
Wear socks or compression stockings but avoid tight clothing (boots, clothing, socks, belt, etc.).
Practice regular physical activity (walking, cycling, swimming, etc.), but this should not be violent for your legs (exit rugby or tennis).
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