Venous Insufficiency: This is the Most Effective and Safest Remedy for Varicose Veins | DrEricBergDC

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you know i wanted to talk about a really

good remedy if you have vein problems in

your legs

but the first thing i want to talk about

is what actually is

the venous system and how does it differ

from the arterial system well veins

carry blood

from your legs and your fingertips back

to the heart so they’re carrying the

blood that is deoxygenated

without oxygen and what’s unique about

veins is it doesn’t really have a

pumping system

it only pumps with motion or movement of

muscles

so if you’re sedentary if you stand a

lot

then you may have more vein problems but

we have all these different arteries

that go all the way down to

your feet and your fingertips

and then they go into tiny little

capillaries and then the oxygen and

nutrition is released into the tissues

then it comes back up to the heart

through the venous system but you also

have a venous system that’s connected

with your digestion which carries the

nutrients from your digestive system

back up through the liver

and then back to the heart that’s called

the hepatic

portal system

and if there’s any obstruction

in your liver

as in scar tissue

cirrhosis

or a fatty liver there’s going to be a

problem with your veins okay like a

backup of pressure into the venous

system you can pretty much think about

the liver like a sponge right so if the

sponge is

filled with

something that’s obstructing

the flow of fluid through it whether

it’s some scar tissue or fat

then the sponge can’t work it’s not

going to be able to hold the fluids it’s

not going to be able to function

correctly and it’s definitely going to

create a backup of pressure if this

sponge is connected to

some plumbing just like if you had your

water filter completely plugged up with

a bunch of you know dirt and things it’s

going to back up pressure so in certain

parts of your house you’re going to have

a lack of flow and other parts you’re

going to have increased flow and when

there’s too much pressure in the venous

system it can create things like

varicose veins it can back up veins also

in your esophagus that’s called

esophageal varices or veins in the lower

rectum which is called

hemorrhoids or it can affect these veins

in your stomach called gastric varices

so one big cause of vein problems is the

liver but today i want to primarily

focus on something called chronic venous

insufficiency where you’re getting a

problem mostly in the lower part of your

legs where the vein circulation is not

moving one term for this is chronic

venous insufficiency which then causes

varicose veins and spider veins and

phlebitis which is inflammation in your

veins or even potentially something

called deep vein thrombosis where you’re

getting clots in your veins some of the

symptoms that are related to a lack of

flow in the venous system is number one

heavy legs number two swelling in the

legs and ankle

pain in the legs restlessness in the

legs

uh the skin is going to be affected so

the skin might look shiny or it might

give a leathery uh appearance you may

lose your hair in your legs it might be

itchy or you might have a color change

in the lower legs now a lot of

women after pregnancy start to develop

varicose veins and vein problems in

their lower legs and this is related to

estrogen so estrogen is another

cause of venous problems apparently

there’s just not a lot of studies on

this but we do know there’s receptors

for estrogen in your veins and so if you

have too much estrogen that can affect

the vascular system and this also

happens in men too and what happens with

women when they get through menopause

their estrogen goes down but their

progesterone really goes down and so

this gives an kind of an appearance of a

high estrogen to low progesterone ratio

so even though they have low estrogen

they have extremely low progesterone so

this could be considered as an estrogen

dominant situation now in men as they

age the testosterone does go down

and that’s going to give them higher

amounts of relative estrogen too and

especially if their liver is damaged

because the liver is a key organ to

regulate or buffer this estrogen so that

being said the number one best remedy

for vein problems in your lower legs

is this red vine leaf extract and i

found this data

in a patent where they had all this

additional research and of course this

patent was probably based on the huge

study they did it was a randomized

placebo controlled

double-blinded clinical trial on quite a

few people who had mild to moderate

venous insufficiency now the amount of

red vine leaf extract that they used was

between 360 to 720 milligrams per day

for 12 weeks and the results were

significant red vine leaf is also good

for enlarged liver

and a large spleen

swelling in your legs hemorrhoids

bruising bleeding

nasal congestion capillary thickness and

it’s a great anti-inflammatory and it

also helps to balance the permeability

within your capillaries the other thing

i would recommend is to start doing the

rebound exercise simply because that’s

going to start increasing lymph flow and

help push some of this fluid through

your veins and of course i would

definitely recommend doing walking on a

regular basis you want to keep active

you do not want to do a lot of sitting

you don’t want to do a lot of standing

now if there is a liver problem which

is very common in these cases

the remedy that i would recommend is

called tut cup

it’s a type of bile salt that is not

only good for a fatty liver but it’s

also good for cirrhosis of the liver and

tutka will actually increase the flow of

bile through the bile ducts now

if there’s an estrogen problem if there

is an estrogen dominant problem i would

recommend a product called dim which is

a super concentrated

anti-estrogenic

cruciferous blend now since we’re on the

topic of estrogen in the liver if you

haven’t seen this video i think this

would be a really good one for you to

watch next check it out