In every human body heart and kidney are considered important functionaries because: Heart is king of blood circulation and kidney is respected for fluid circulation. When purification of blood and fluids reduces, impure blood and fluids accumulates in knee joins, heel area and other joins in the form of fluid retention and reflects or visible as swellen part known as edema. Inorder yo rectify both blood and fluid circulation, every day in empty stomach one leaf of good quality garlic to be chewed. Or consume one pinch of chinmin or lalcheeni in hot water in empty stomach. Recommended exercise is tapping on both feet curvical area and tap on both palms with four fingers regularly. Good result can be seen over few days. more
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