To decrease the amount of vowels in the legs it is very important to facilitate the passage of blood into the veins, preventing them from dilating and forming varicose veins. For this, a great home remedy is grape juice, since this fruit is rich in Resveratrol, a component that facilitates blood circulation in the body, thus improving the appearance of the vines.
Another excellent option is to do a leg massage using pure apple cider vinegar, which due to its anti-inflammatory action relieves the discomfort of swollen legs.
How to prepare grape juice to treat varicose veins
To prepare grape juice rich in resveratrol is very simple, being necessary to join water and grapes in the following proportion:
Ingredients
- 2 cups of grapes with bark and seeds;
- 1 glass of water.
Method of preparation
- Beat the ingredients in the blender, sweeten it to taste and drink several times during the day.
This home remedy, while very useful and improving the appearance of the vines, does not exclude the need for medical treatments to treat and prevent varicose veins. Often the doctor may recommend taking medicines like Daflon, Venalot or Varicocell, to improve blood circulation and prevent the onset of varicose veins. See which remedies can be used in Remedy for varicose veins.
Besides the grape there are other home and natural remedies that help to treat varicose veins, know which in Homemade Remedy for varicose veins.
How to Use Apple Vinegar to Massage
For massaging using apple cider vinegar simply place about 500 ml of apple cider vinegar inside a bowl, then placing the feet inside it. Then massage the legs using the vinegar from the heel to the knee, massaging each leg at least 5 times in a row.
Apple cider vinegar will reduce swelling and discomfort in the legs as well as will help reduce inflammation.
Small varicose veins, also called varicose veins or simply "vines, " are easier to treat and respond very well to grape juice treatment and local massages. However, thicker varicose veins may require and more appropriate treatment, which may require taking medications prescribed by the physician or performing specific surgeries.
