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Herbs for the circulation and the legs
Preparations for the care of the legs and blends traditionally used when the legs feel heavy. Diseases of the circulation are a matter for a doctor; what is here is care and traditional use.
The Ašič approach
Which herbs, and why
Nettle and horse chestnut are the most frequent, with speedwell and mint alongside them. Father Ašič connected these plants with how the legs feel after long standing.
Most of the products in this group are for external use, with a few tea blends among them.
Products for this concern
What we have
0 products in the Circulation group, to Ašič's recipes. Prices are final and include VAT.
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How to use them
Practical, no promises
Rub the ointment into the legs, traditionally from the ankle upwards.
Things with no herbs in them help as well: moving about, raising the legs, and not standing for long stretches.
If one leg suddenly swells, or there is pain, redness or heat, see a doctor at once; that can be a sign of a clot.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask about Circulation
What is traditionally used for heavy legs?
Preparations with horse chestnut, rubbed in. The composition is given with every product.
Will the ointment get rid of varicose veins?
No. Varicose veins are a matter for a doctor; our preparations are meant for care.
When is a visit to the doctor necessary?
With sudden swelling of one leg, pain, redness or heat. That can be a sign of a clot and calls for help at once.
Can I use it alongside blood-thinning medicines?
Not without asking first. If you take medicines, ask your doctor or pharmacist before use.
How often should I rub it in?
The instructions are on the pack and differ between products.
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