Varicose/Spider Veins

I thought I would share some information on how to get rid of varicose veins. If you are a nurse, then varicose veins are probably already part of your life. After working as a nurse for 20 + years, standing on my feet (often times on concrete floors) for 8 to 12 hours/day, varicose veins are pretty much inevitable. I have had varicose veins in one of my legs since I was 22 years old. I hate the way they look. I ran across the recipe below, and since I am an avid essential oil user, I thought I would give it a try. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. I’ll keep everyone updated here on my progress.

More On Yoga Poses

Although I should, I do not practice yoga poses routinely. However, as strange as it may sound, I do a few quick stretches every morning in the shower. The hot water helps me relax, and the stretches help me get ready for the day. I do some of the yoga stretches at night before I go to bed. It really does help free your mind of all the day’s thoughts and allows your body to relax for a better night’s sleep. I want to get myself into a better routine of doing this. It helps me tremendously with the day-to-day stress of work, school, and every day life happenings. Put on some relaxing music, free your mind of thoughts, stretch, and breathe in and out deeply. You will be amazed at what it does for you. I am going to start doing these poses before my nursing exams and clinical validations. I seriously need to decrease my stress and anxiety level prior to doing these.

De-Stress With Yoga Poses