the first places to complain, like the far end of a house where the water pressure always drops first.
That’s why the payoff is so dramatic when the system shifts. The legs stop feeling abandoned. The morning shuffle softens. The evening heaviness loses its grip. And the body starts acting like it remembers how to move again.
There’s another layer too: nerves. When circulation is poor, nerves get cranky. That’s when people describe tingling, buzzing, numb patches, or that weird disconnected feeling where the legs are there, but they don’t
