Improving circulation and blood flow in your legs is important for everyone, but it’s especially important for seniors who might not move as much and for people who sit all day. Improving circulation in the legs can help prevent blood clots, prevent leg and feet swelling, and decrease pain. The simple exercises in this video should help.
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