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REVITIVE Medic Circulation Booster

pamK

pamK

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Type of diabetes
Type 2
Treatment type
Tablets (oral)
Hi everyone Has anyone tried or use a Circulation Booster I was wondering if this would help my legs At night i was getting terrible foot cramps My doctor gave me Quinine tablets which has stopped them get it just now and then Being bad weather now i only go out 2-3 days a week mostly shopping but can be out for 2-4 hours in the summer i am on our allotment (i have started growing my seeds now) but feel i don't get enough exercise just now This is why i would ask about the circulation booster any help please
 
pamK said:
Hi everyone Has anyone tried or use a Circulation Booster I was wondering if this would help my legs At night i was getting terrible foot cramps My doctor gave me Quinine tablets which has stopped them get it just now and then Being bad weather now i only go out 2-3 days a week mostly shopping but can be out for 2-4 hours in the summer i am on our allotment (i have started growing my seeds now) but feel i don't get enough exercise just now This is why i would ask about the circulation booster any help please
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I've got one as has my daughter in law. In my case I have nerve damage in both legs/feet as a result of a RTA. My daughter in law has CMT which is a genetic motor neurological disease. We both have the Revitive Medic but my DIL also has the gloves as her hands are affected too. She uses it daily and swears by it. I use a couple of times a day and it give me some relief from the constant cramp and pins and needles I have in both legs and feet and it also helps unknot the calf muscles. My husband has used it a few times as well when his legs are sore and it has helped him.
There are 99 levels of intensity. I started at 30 mins at 26 and gradually increased it. I now do 40mins at 61. You can also use stick on pads and plug it in to treat other areas of the body. It is essentially a high powered TENS machine. It is expensive but they had an offer on when I got it plus I was able to get it VAT free which makes a difference.
 
Before you go to the time and expense have tried any online walks? I use a set of walks through the winter that are free, online, range from 5 min - 45 min are fun and use simple steps, they are not dances. The person is approved by the American Heart Association, they are encouraging, and the video can be stopped at any point,
 
I have one, it is great, I also walk when up to it the combination seems to work for me
 
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