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VARICOSE VEINS

promoting blood flow and providing a soothing sensation to tired legs. Together, they create a topical oil that helps reduce inflammation, improve microcirculation, and diminish the appearance of varicose veins.

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Recipe for Making the Oil at Home
Preparing this remedy is very simple and only requires a few ingredients

Ingredients:

5 fresh garlic cloves.

2 tablespoons of whole cloves (approximately 10-15 cloves).

1 cup of carrier oil (extra virgin olive oil is ideal because of its penetration and vitamin E, but you can also use sweet almond oil).

1 dark glass jar with airtight lid.

Preparation:

Peel and lightly chop the garlic cloves to release their active compounds.

Put the chopped garlic and cloves into the glass jar.

Gently heat the carrier oil in a double boiler. It should not boil, just warm to facilitate maceration.

Pour the warm oil over the herbs in the jar, making sure they are completely covered.

Seal tightly and store the bottle in a cool, dark place for 2 weeks. Shake gently every two days.

After this time, strain the oil to remove the solids and store it in the same dark glass jar.

Instructions for Proper and Safe Use
: Application: Gently massage the oil onto the legs with varicose veins, always in an upward direction, i.e., from the ankles to the thighs. Use gentle circular motions. Use preferably at night.

Frequency: For best results, daily application is recommended. Consistency is key to noticing improved circulation and a reduction in swelling and pain.

Important Precautions:

Sensitivity Test: Before first use, apply a small amount to a small area of ​​skin (such as the forearm) and wait 24 hours to rule out any allergic reaction or irritation.

Avoid Wounds: Do not apply the oil to irritated skin, open wounds, or varicose ulcers.

Medical Consultation: This remedy is a complement to other treatments. If your varicose veins are severe, cause intense pain, or show changes in color, it is essential that you consult a doctor or phlebologist. It does not replace professional treatment.

Consistency: Homemade oil should be stored in a cool, dark place and has a shelf life of approximately 3 months.

This garlic and clove oil becomes a valuable ally to incorporate into your care routine, helping to restore lightness and well-being to your legs.