Creams containin L'arginine to improve circulation in feet?
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l-arginine is an amino acid (building block of proteins). Alone, it probbaly won't do anything to improve circulation. The simple action of applying cream to your feet improves circulation through massage.
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get some lamisil cream over the counter at Meijer or Walmart...it is like a disease like athlete's foot that makes it do that...the stuff works.
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L-arginine is considered a semi-essential amino acid and is thought of as one of the bodybuilding amino acids because the body uses it to release growth hormone. Human growth hormone is used by the body to build muscle strength and tone and to enhance the burning of fats. L-arginine is important in the urea cycle for the metabolism of ammonia produced in the breakdown of protein. L-arginine also stimulates the production of nitric oxide which supports vasodilation.\n\nhttp://lookup.herballoveshop.com/search?q=l+arginine&site=my_collection&client=my_collection&proxystylesheet=my_collection&output=xml_no_dtd&filter=p&getfields=PID.price.ProductImage.Rating.description.mytitle.details
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Burning feet need to be treated from the inside of your body.  Anything topical, while providing temporary relief, does not address the cause, only the effect.\nBurning feet is some kind of acid imbalance in your system.  You need an adaptogen to go to work on this auto-immune deficiency.  By removing the uric acid from your blood and cleaning out the bacteria, you will see relief.
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Foot spas and foot scrubs. If stubborn and hard use salicylic acid :-)
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A foot massager. Makes your feet feel GREAT!!
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Scr** that, get some tiger balm or liniment. you can get it at the drug store. the red kind is the best but test it in light layers as it kinda goes strong. but it's gooood for leg pain. mine anyway.  Was yours Linimist?  My dad uses that. Also not so bad. There's lots. I'd not pay shipping and handling if you don't have to.  You can call any chiro or massage therapist in your town, they probably have a ton of recommendations and samples. If you want all natural, and your leg pain is partly circulation problems, Weleda has er, Verdena? gel that you put on and it's WONDERFUL. Felt like dancin'.  Believe it or not I'm a spring chicken still, just a lot of ...happens. It's sold at www.saffronrouge.com  they have a lot of good stuff. Their arnica oil is good as well.
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Shoes and socks may have been too tight, and also if you're not used to being on your feet for long periods of time, your body will react...it could also be a sign of bad circulation...if it doesn't clear up in a few days, visit the doctor...
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Unless you are diabetic, I reckon you have athletes foot. There is a new cream that's just come out that tackles it in just one application but I can't remember the name of it. There are a lot of different treatments that you can get from your pharmacy & they don't cost too much.
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Bad circulation. Get up and move around, go for walks. Cut out salt in your diet. If you're overweight, lose some lbs.\n\nIf it continues, see a doc.
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Drink 15 glasses of water a day, eat bananas & other fruits for the Potassium 2 a day. Fish oil, Sardines Salmon Omega-3's, Magnesium Gluconate- Relaxes arteries,Coenzyme Q 10-nutrient, Walk 30 minutes aerobic 4 times a week,Hawthorn 250 milligrams extract daily and finally Garlic 2 or 3 cloves a day minimum
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Athlete's feet is a fungus of the Candida variety.  Candida hates acidophilous (the bacteria in yogurt).  Use the creams on your feet - make sure they are antifungal creams like clotrizamole (generic) or Lotrimin AF.\n\nIf you take antibiotics, it will help, but antibiotics kill the good bacteria too, and the athlete's feet will come back faster than the good bacteria.  Prevention is use of anti-fungal foot powder.\n\nSo start eating non-fat plain yogurt, as well as using the antifungal creams.  If you don't like the taste, put real fruit in it (apple is my favorite).
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soak FEET in SALTY WARM WATER,,then apply FOOT and TOENAIL lotion
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Diabetic neuropathy is not curable.  Of course the primary med prescribed is neurontin.  However, it is often thought that over the counter vitamin b-12 and vitamin e benefit the nerves.  Wear good socks and shoes...check your feet often and keep them lotioned with any unscented lotion (just make sure alcohol is not in the first few ingredients listed as alcohol is a drying agent).  It's also a great idea to see a podiatrist for any nail cutting.  One small wound, cut or nik can cost you your foot as neuropathy consists of numbness and tingling of the foot and you could have a sore there but not feel it.  As far as exercises that help...haven't heard much out there that benefits neuropathy..but exercise in general is a good idea to promote blood circulation as circulation is decreased in diabetics.  Hope this has helped you somewhat.  Best wishes.
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Rubbing them or applying heat will increase the circulation and help the muscles relax.  Don't put your feet up unless they're swollen, as this will restrict blood flow to them, and make it take longer for your muscles to recouperate.  However, if the are swollen, do elevate them, in order to drain the fluid causing them to swell.  Hot water works wonders, as does stretching (as long as its not excessive).
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okay.. there are testoterone booters.. sold at www.GNC.com .. the whole increased blood pressure thang is a side efect kinda... but there is also  other herbal supplements u can take to make it where that wont happen..
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Hydroquinone, it's in the over the counter creams like Porcelana, or Fade, etc.  You should wear a hat while you are outdoors that helps a lot.