As many of you know, we finished our first year as an Exhibitor at the Michigan International Women’s Show held at the Suburban Collection Showplace in Novi several weeks ago. It was an exciting time for all with four fantastic days of shopping, fashion shows, health and fitness, celebrity appearances, food sampling, pampering, and more. […]
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Learn about the misconception that varicose veins and other venous diseases are strictly a woman’s problem. Some men have the misconception that varicose veins and other venous diseases are strictly a woman’s problem. They may remember their mom’s swollen veins or grandma’s purple ankles; they may have seen what happened to their wife’s legs when
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Want healthier veins? Head to the market Good nutrition is important for many aspects of health, including keeping your circulatory system functioning properly. When it comes to vein health, all nutrients aren’t created equal; some offer more benefits than others. Here’s a quick rundown of the vitamins you need to keep your blood vessels in
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We do not typically think of fit athletes as being prone to circulation problems in their legs. When considering arterial circulation, that is actually right. Regular exercise improves the inflow of blood to the legs, so the risk of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is lower in athletes than in the general population. The same is
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Varicose Vein Treatment–the Bad and the Good News Actually, the good news concerning varicose veins far outweighs the bad news. It is important, however, to always know about the “cons,” as well as the “pros.” By knowing about potential problems, complications and concerns, one can make better-informed decisions. One can also avoid being slapped by
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If you have enlarged, twisted, or discolored veins just underneath the surface of your skin, you may have varicose veins. Caused by weak valves and veins, this condition is most common in the legs and ankles, where veins must work harder to push blood back up to the heart. When the valves do not work
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If you have varicose veins in your legs — enlarged, twisted, or discolored veins just beneath the skin — then yoga could help you reduce troublesome symptoms. When used as recommended by Michigan vein doctors, certain yoga poses can help push blood from your legs back to your heart. In addition, practicing yoga regularly promotes
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As a general rule, you should always compose ahead of time a set of your most pressing questions whenever you visit a healthcare provider. This will help prevent your forgetting something important and, considering how pressed for time most healthcare providers are, it will increase the chances of getting the information that is most essential
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It has become more and more common over the past few years to see athletes – both professional and amateur – wearing various types of compression garments. These include compression socks, sleeves, pants and shorts. Is it a fashion fad, or is there some real benefit supporting the trend? Let’s
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