loud, because a cheap, ordinary-looking compound doesn’t sell nearly as well as a shiny bottle with a giant promise on the label.
But the body doesn’t care about branding. It cares about whether blood can move, whether oxygen can arrive, and whether the vessels in the legs can stay supple instead of tightening like old elastic.
Why older legs feel it first is no mystery once you see the machinery. The farther blood has to travel, the harder the work. If the vessels are stiff, the feet and calves are
