
Legs


LEGS IN TIP-TOP SHAPE THIS SUMMER!

the opposite problem, sitting all day
at work! Set a timer on your phone
to get up and move for a couple of
minutes every hour: walk, dance,
shake, squat, whatever feels good and
gets the blood moving! If you’re back
in the office, get your colleagues
on board too so you
don’t feel too silly!
brushing is an amazing way
to keep your lymphatic system
healthy, while also getting rid of
any dead skin cells that might be
contributing to dry skin on your legs.
Use long upward strokes towards
your heart with a dry skin
brush each morning before
your shower!
dry and your legs are
cramping often, especially in the
heat, it might be a sign that you are
dehydrated. Aim for 2 litres of water a
day and get some extra water
in if you’re exercising a lot or
if the weather is hot.
You could try Venaforce Horse
Chestnut tablets, made from
Aesculus hippocastanum, the
majestic horse chestnut tree.
These traditional herbal tablets
relieve symptoms associated with
chronic venous insufficiency and
varicose veins, such as tired,
heavy legs, pain,
cramps and swelling.
syndrome? Many people know
about using magnesium for
restless legs and cramping, but my
herb of choice for restless legs is
the calming and antispasmodic
herb, Valerian. Staying hydrated
helps too.
review in the International
Journal of Molecular Sciences
showed that a bioflavonoid called
rutin helps to significantly reduce
leg swelling, relieve leg pain, and
reduce leg cramps, heaviness and
itching. Rutin is found in foods like
apples, buckwheat, figs and olives,
and also in herbs like
Passiflora, Elderflower
and Ginkgo.
feeling a bit dry after a long
winter covered up?
Comfrey Cream is a soothing and
nourishing cream you can use
as a leg moisturiser to help
your skin feel supple and
smooth again in time
for summer!

Venaforce® Horse Chestnut GR* tablets A traditional herbal medicinal product used for the relief of
symptoms associated with chronic venous insufficiency and varicose veins, such
as tired heavy legs,
pain, cramps and swelling, exclusively based on long-standing use as a traditional remedy. Always read the
leaflet. * gastro-resistant


pregnancy? Try smoothing some
soothing Venagel on your legs, or
even better, ask someone
to stroke it onto your legs for you.
You deserve it, mama!

This is a clever indication from your body
that your circulatory system might
need some support. Poor circulation
can lead to a host of problems for
your legs, including cramps, pain,
dry skin and varicose veins. Gingko
biloba is a herb that helps to improve
blood flow around the body. Cayenne
pepper, rosemary and garlic are good
herbs & spices to add to your
diet as well to improve
circulation.
your legs? Try some
mirror work! International
best-selling author, publisher and
self-support trailblazer Louise Hay
recommends improving your selfappreciation
by standing in front of a
mirror daily and saying
“I love you” to yourself.
Why not try it
with your legs?
I write my affirmations on post-it notes and stick them on my bathroom mirror to remind me to do my daily mirror work.
This work has been life-changing for me. I highly recommend giving it a go!


LEGS IN TIP-TOP SHAPE THIS SUMMER!

the opposite problem, sitting all day
at work! Set a timer on your phone
to get up and move for a couple of
minutes every hour: walk, dance,
shake, squat, whatever feels good and
gets the blood moving! If you’re back
in the office, get your colleagues
on board too so you
don’t feel too silly!
brushing is an amazing way
to keep your lymphatic system
healthy, while also getting rid of
any dead skin cells that might be
contributing to dry skin on your legs.
Use long upward strokes towards
your heart with a dry skin
brush each morning before
your shower!
You could try Venaforce Horse
Chestnut tablets, made from
Aesculus hippocastanum, the
majestic horse chestnut tree.
These traditional herbal tablets
relieve symptoms associated with
chronic venous insufficiency and
varicose veins, such as tired,
heavy legs, pain,
cramps and swelling.
syndrome? Many people know
about using magnesium for
restless legs and cramping, but my
herb of choice for restless legs is
the calming and antispasmodic
herb, Valerian. Staying hydrated
helps too.
This is a clever indication from your body
that your circulatory system might
need some support. Poor circulation
can lead to a host of problems for
your legs, including cramps, pain,
dry skin and varicose veins. Gingko
biloba is a herb that helps to improve
blood flow around the body. Cayenne
pepper, rosemary and garlic are good
herbs & spices to add to your
diet as well to improve
circulation.
feeling a bit dry after a long
winter covered up?
Comfrey Cream is a soothing and
nourishing cream you can use
as a leg moisturiser to help
your skin feel supple and
smooth again in time
for summer!

Venaforce® Horse Chestnut GR* tablets A traditional herbal medicinal product used for the relief of symptoms associated with chronic venous insufficiency and varicose veins, such as tired heavy legs, pain, cramps and swelling, exclusively based on long-standing use as a traditional remedy. Always read the leaflet. * gastro-resistant


dry and your legs are
cramping often, especially in the
heat, it might be a sign that you are
dehydrated. Aim for 2 litres of water a
day and get some extra water
in if you’re exercising a lot or
if the weather is hot.
review in the International
Journal of Molecular Sciences
showed that a bioflavonoid called
rutin helps to significantly reduce
leg swelling, relieve leg pain, and
reduce leg cramps, heaviness and
itching. Rutin is found in foods like
apples, buckwheat, figs and olives,
and also in herbs like
Passiflora, Elderflower
and Ginkgo.
your legs? Try some
mirror work! International
best-selling author, publisher and
self-support trailblazer Louise Hay
recommends improving your selfappreciation by standing in front of a
mirror daily and saying
“I love you” to yourself.
Why not try it
with your legs?
pregnancy? Try smoothing some
soothing Venagel on your legs, or
even better, ask someone
to stroke it onto your legs for you.
You deserve it, mama!

I write my affirmations on post-it notes and stick them on my bathroom mirror to remind me to do my daily mirror work.
This work has been life-changing for me. I highly recommend giving it a go!



LEGS IN TIP-TOP SHAPE THIS SUMMER!
EVERYTHING ELSE…). WHAT HASN’T BEEN SO CLEAR UNTIL NOW IS
HOW IT MIGHT BENEFIT YOUR EYES! (RUBS EYES IN DISBELIEF.)
READ ON TO CLARIFY YOUR VISION ON THIS ONE!
the opposite problem, sitting all day
at work! Set a timer on your phone
to get up and move for a couple of
minutes every hour: walk, dance,
shake, squat, whatever feels good and
gets the blood moving! If you’re back
in the office, get your colleagues
on board too so you
don’t feel too silly!
feeling a bit dry after a long
winter covered up?
Comfrey Cream is a soothing and
nourishing cream you can use
as a leg moisturiser to help
your skin feel supple and
smooth again in time
for summer!

dry and your legs are
cramping often, especially in the
heat, it might be a sign that you are
dehydrated. Aim for 2 litres of water a
day and get some extra water
in if you’re exercising a lot or
if the weather is hot.
You could try Venaforce Horse
Chestnut tablets, made from
Aesculus hippocastanum, the
majestic horse chestnut tree.
These traditional herbal tablets
relieve symptoms associated with
chronic venous insufficiency and
varicose veins, such as tired,
heavy legs, pain,
cramps and swelling.
syndrome? Many people know
about using magnesium for
restless legs and cramping, but my
herb of choice for restless legs is
the calming and antispasmodic
herb, Valerian. Staying hydrated
helps too.
Venaforce® Horse Chestnut GR* tablets A traditional herbal medicinal product used for the relief of symptoms
associated with chronic venous insufficiency and varicose veins, such
as tired heavy legs, pain, cramps
and swelling, exclusively based on long-standing use as a traditional remedy. Always read the leaflet. *
gastro-resistant

This is a clever indication from your body
that your circulatory system might
need some support. Poor circulation
can lead to a host of problems for
your legs, including cramps, pain,
dry skin and varicose veins. Gingko
biloba is a herb that helps to improve
blood flow around the body. Cayenne
pepper, rosemary and garlic are good
herbs & spices to add to your
diet as well to improve
circulation.
review in the International
Journal of Molecular Sciences
showed that a bioflavonoid called
rutin helps to significantly reduce
leg swelling, relieve leg pain, and
reduce leg cramps, heaviness and
itching. Rutin is found in foods like
apples, buckwheat, figs and olives,
and also in herbs like
Passiflora, Elderflower
and Ginkgo.
pregnancy? Try smoothing some
soothing Venagel on your legs, or
even better, ask someone
to stroke it onto your legs for you.
You deserve it, mama!

your legs? Try some
mirror work! International
best-selling author, publisher and
self-support trailblazer Louise Hay
recommends improving your selfappreciation
by standing in front of a
mirror daily and saying
“I love you” to yourself.
Why not try it
with your legs?
I write my affirmations on post-it notes and stick them on my bathroom mirror to remind me to do my daily mirror work.
This work has been life-changing for me. I highly recommend giving it a go!


the opposite problem, sitting all day
at work! Set a timer on your phone
to get up and move for a couple of
minutes every hour: walk, dance,
shake, squat, whatever feels good and
gets the blood moving! If you’re back
in the office, get your colleagues
on board too so you
don’t feel too silly!
feeling a bit dry after a long
winter covered up?
Comfrey Cream is a soothing and
nourishing cream you can use
as a leg moisturiser to help
your skin feel supple and
smooth again in time
for summer!

dry and your legs are
cramping often, especially in the
heat, it might be a sign that you are
dehydrated. Aim for 2 litres of water a
day and get some extra water
in if you’re exercising a lot or
if the weather is hot.
You could try Venaforce Horse
Chestnut tablets, made from
Aesculus hippocastanum, the
majestic horse chestnut tree.
These traditional herbal tablets
relieve symptoms associated with
chronic venous insufficiency and
varicose veins, such as tired,
heavy legs, pain,
cramps and swelling.
Venaforce® Horse Chestnut GR* tablets A traditional herbal medicinal product used for the relief of
symptoms associated with chronic venous insufficiency and varicose veins, such
as tired heavy legs,
pain, cramps and swelling, exclusively based on long-standing use as a traditional remedy. Always read the
leaflet. * gastro-resistant

syndrome? Many people know
about using magnesium for
restless legs and cramping, but my
herb of choice for restless legs is
the calming and antispasmodic
herb, Valerian. Staying hydrated
helps too.
This is a clever indication from your
body that your circulatory system might
need some support. Poor circulation
can lead to a host of problems for
your legs, including cramps, pain,
dry skin and varicose veins. Gingko
biloba is a herb that helps to improve
blood flow around the body. Cayenne
pepper, rosemary and garlic are good
herbs & spices to add to your
diet as well to improve
circulation.
review in the International
Journal of Molecular Sciences
showed that a bioflavonoid called
rutin helps to significantly reduce
leg swelling, relieve leg pain, and
reduce leg cramps, heaviness and
itching. Rutin is found in foods like
apples, buckwheat, figs and olives,
and also in herbs like
Passiflora, Elderflower
and Ginkgo.
pregnancy? Try smoothing some
soothing Venagel on your legs, or
even better, ask someone
to stroke it onto your legs for you.
You deserve it, mama!

your legs? Try some
mirror work! International
best-selling author, publisher and
self-support trailblazer Louise Hay
recommends improving your selfappreciation
by standing in front of a
mirror daily and saying
“I love you” to yourself.
Why not try it
with your legs?
I write my affirmations on post-it notes and stick them on my bathroom mirror to remind me to do my daily mirror work.
This work has been life-changing for me. I highly recommend giving it a go!
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