Blog Heart & Circulation

Recent scientific data supports the long-rumoured link between magnesium, blood pressure and cardiovascular health.

Red vine is much more than a plant associated with wine: it has been used since ancient times to support venous circulation and relieve the sensation of heavy legs. Here's what you need to know to take advantage of its benefits.

When you suddenly go from sitting or lying down to standing up, your blood pressure may fall. This phenomenon, known as orthostatic hypotension, can lead to dizziness, fatigue or blurred vision.

Heavy legs, varicose veins, haemorrhoids... What if the solution was found in a tree? Used for centuries, Horse Chestnut contains active ingredients known for their benefits for blood circulation. Here's a closer look at how they work.

A growing waistline, reduced energy, rising blood pressure? These signals may point to metabolic syndrome, a series of imbalances that need to be monitored... and corrected naturally.

A source of antioxidants and a natural veinotonic that has been used for thousands of years, red vine is particularly recommended in cases of heavy legs, varicose veins or haemorrhoidal attacks. But are there any dangers or contraindications?

Recent studies have reaffirmed the long-suspected link between excess homocysteine and the risk of developing certain diseases, particularly cardiovascular disease.

Find out how to thin the blood and promote good circulation through diet, lifestyle and certain plant-based substances, without resorting to drugs.