Your Feet Are Warning You — Here’s What the Swelling Really Means
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Top Comments (10)
My husband had pitting edema at Easter. It was CHF. Led to open heart surgery and a double bypass. Three days on a vent. Thank the good Lord he is good now.
It’s crazy that doctors just prescribe diuretics instead of explaining the 'metabolic sponge.' Realizing that swollen feet are actually a warning sign of high insulin and low potassium is completely eye-opening. 💡
My husband has severe venous insufficiency and he wears compression socks, does a mini trampoline, vibration plate and lymphatic massage and takes potassium citrate and he has no issues now
Most people think swollen feet are just from standing too long… but sometimes it’s your body signaling something deeper. For example, fluid retention (edema) can happen when circulation slows down, especially if you sit for long periods. But it can also be linked to low potassium, too much sodium, or even dehydration. Here’s something simple that helps me a lot:💪💪💪 Try elevating your legs for 10–15 minutes and gently moving your ankles up and down to improve circulation. Also, staying hydrated and balancing sodium with potassium-rich foods (like bananas or leafy greens) can make a noticeable difference. Small habits like these can really help over time.
The biggest mindset shift here is that swollen feet and ankles may not just be a “circulation problem” — they can be a metabolic problem driven by insulin and carb-related fluid retention. That explains why some people sit all day and never swell, while others do.
Also, there is lymphedema that can cause swelling of feet, ankles and legs.
Cream of tartar is a super potassium carrier. I use it to make electrolyte drink
When is the next grocery store walk-through video (similar to the one you did in Costco with Bobby Parrish)
🌟 Which of the 10 health signals are you missing? Take the 2-minute quiz to discover your #1 Health Lever: https://drbrg.co/4uzp0zE
A cup of tomato sauce contains up to 728 mg of potassium.
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Top Comments (10)
My husband had pitting edema at Easter. It was CHF. Led to open heart surgery and a double bypass. Three days on a vent. Thank the good Lord he is good now.
It’s crazy that doctors just prescribe diuretics instead of explaining the 'metabolic sponge.' Realizing that swollen feet are actually a warning sign of high insulin and low potassium is completely eye-opening. 💡
My husband has severe venous insufficiency and he wears compression socks, does a mini trampoline, vibration plate and lymphatic massage and takes potassium citrate and he has no issues now
Most people think swollen feet are just from standing too long… but sometimes it’s your body signaling something deeper. For example, fluid retention (edema) can happen when circulation slows down, especially if you sit for long periods. But it can also be linked to low potassium, too much sodium, or even dehydration. Here’s something simple that helps me a lot:💪💪💪 Try elevating your legs for 10–15 minutes and gently moving your ankles up and down to improve circulation. Also, staying hydrated and balancing sodium with potassium-rich foods (like bananas or leafy greens) can make a noticeable difference. Small habits like these can really help over time.
The biggest mindset shift here is that swollen feet and ankles may not just be a “circulation problem” — they can be a metabolic problem driven by insulin and carb-related fluid retention. That explains why some people sit all day and never swell, while others do.
Also, there is lymphedema that can cause swelling of feet, ankles and legs.
Cream of tartar is a super potassium carrier. I use it to make electrolyte drink
When is the next grocery store walk-through video (similar to the one you did in Costco with Bobby Parrish)
🌟 Which of the 10 health signals are you missing? Take the 2-minute quiz to discover your #1 Health Lever: https://drbrg.co/4uzp0zE
A cup of tomato sauce contains up to 728 mg of potassium.