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n estimated 30 million Americans suffer from chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), varicose veins and heavy, swollen ankles and feet. Affecting primarily women, this venous insufficiency is also characterized by leg cramps, tingling sensations and spider veins. As veins and capillaries lose their tone, blood pools in the lower extremities and fluids leak into surrounding tissues, causing edema or swelling. Circulation stagnates, creating fatigue, discomfort, numbness and the feeling of heavy legs.

Varicose veins (venous disease) or other circulatory complaints such as swollen calves (edema) and hemorrhoids (another form of varicosity) affect more than 50 percent of the middle-age population in the U.S. Genetics has a great deal to do with the chances of having varicose veins in your legs; however your choice of careers plays a role as well. Some of the occupations predisposed to venous difficulties are those that demand long hours on the feet such as sales, teaching, hospitality, manufacturing, nursing, hair styling and construction. Obese persons, pregnant women and the elderly are at greater risk. Overall, women are four times as likely to develop varicose veins as men.

Although it is rare, varicose veins can lead to more significant health problems such as phlebitis (inflammation of the veins), painful venous ulcers and dangerous blood clots. In the event of any complications it is recommended that the individual seek medical treatment immediately.

Keeping the venous system healthy can minimize the risks of these conditions. While a variety of helpful herbs are well-known, there is an evidence-based formula Rusperin C™, whose safety and efficacy is backed with over 40 years of positive clinical research. Rusperin C is a formula composed of two proprietary compounds, Butcher’s broom extract and hesperidin methyl chalcone, as well as vitamin C.

The formula delivers natural botanical activity as a vein tonic (venotonic), providing functional benefits by reducing the diameter of veins carrying blood, increasing the rate of venous blood circulation and reducing the permeability of the vessels to prevent fluid leakage into the tissues (edema).

Double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trials demonstrate that the specific combination of ingredients in this formula is safe and truly effective. It improves the appearance of the legs and fights the feeling of heavy legs, so the legs not only look more attractive but feel more alive.

In 1999 a randomized double-blind, placebo-controlled study was conducted to determine the efficacy of the Rusperin C formula in patients with uncomplicated chronic venous insufficiency. The participant assessment criteria was that they evidenced the clinical and physical symptoms of edema. Patients were instructed to take two capsules of the Rusperin C formula or placebo after meals for 60 days. Results of the study showed significant reduction in ankle circumference, the sensation of evening edema and tired leg symptoms.

The results of treatment with the Rusperin C formula (with four capsules daily) of venous insufficiency of the legs in pregnant women were evaluated on the whole as being good and very good in nearly 75 percent of cases, on the basis of a clinical trial with 2092 cases of pregnancy.

The Rusperin C formula has also been found to be an effective treatment within individuals suffering from hemorrhoids.

While you cannot pick your parents and you may not be keen on changing careers, you can help your venous system by maintaining a healthy weight, exercising—especially activities that involve short muscle contractions such as walking and biking—and by supplementing the diet with Rusperin C.

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