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Learn how supplements can help reduce localized swelling from edema.
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In clinical practice, edema is a commonly encountered health issue for many physicians.
Despite its regularity, effective treatments are considered relatively recent developments. Today, with the advent of alternative therapies, benign cases of edema can be completely eradicated.
Capisette has been developed to provide you with the most potent blend of proven nutrients, proven to eliminate fluid retention regardless of edema severity.
Whether your swelling is caused by an underlying condition, or simply from sitting or standing too long on a regular basis, Capisette provides you with an effective means to control your edema.
How Do Supplements Help Edema?
The following publications have reported how supplements (like the supplements included in our Capisette Formula) help with Edema:
Grape seed extract (Vitis vinifera), standardized extract, 360 mg two times daily, for antioxidant support.
Evidence suggests that using grape seed extract may improve chronic venous insufficiency, which causes swelling when blood pools in the legs. [Full Article]
Horse chestnut seed extract is beneficial in controlling pain and reducing edema. [Full Article]
If you use diuretics, your doctor may have you supplement with potassium aspartate (20 mg per day), since diuretics flush out potassium from the body and cause a deficiency. Do not take extra potassium without informing your doctor. [Full Article]
Who Gets Edema?
Edema at a Glance
Edema is defined as a noticeable swelling resulting from the accumulation of fluid in certain body tissues.
The condition occurs when certain forces increase capillary permeability or interstitial oncotic pressure.
To simplify matters, the swelling occurs as excessive fluid under the skin accumulates in the spaces within the tissues that are outside of the blood vessels. These spaces may also be referred to as compartments or interstitial spaces. The body's many organs also have these interstitial spaces, or areas between the cells, where fluid can accumulate.
However, edema most commonly occurs in the feet and legs. This is known as peripheraledema.
Causes of Edema
There a multitude of internal and external influences that can lead to edema and/or fluid retention.
Edema's cause can even remain unknown, though this occurs most often in women rather than men. The existing risk factors, underlying medical conditions, and triggers include:
Varicose veins or thrombophlebitis (blood clot resulting in edema)
Heart Failure
Cirrhosis of the liver
Liver and Kidney disease (nephrotic syndrome)
Low levels of albumin in the blood
Standing or sitting for extended durations
Excessive salt intake/salt retention
What Can Help?
Conventional Treatments
Treatments for edema are focused on reversing the underlying disorder, if there is one present.
Secondly, dietary and lifestyle modifications, such as limiting sodium chloride (salt) intakes, are recommended. Lastly, many physicians implement diuretic therapies. Diuretics are used to decrease the amount of water in your system by increasing the flow of urine.
The type of edema you have will determine what treatment methods are established by your attending physician. Various types of edema exist and include the following:
Dependent Edema: Swelling localized in the face, arms, neck, and possibly, the legs and ankles.
Periorbital Edema: Indicates swelling around the eyes.
Corneal Stroma: Edema of the cornea.
Anasarca: Term used to denote generalized edema.
Preeclampsia: A condition occurring in nearly 5% of all pregnancies, which causes high blood pressure, fluid accumulation within tissues, and the loss of albumin in the urine (albuminuria).
Alternative Treatment - Capisette
It is important to note that diuretics are usually employed as a last resort, usually after all nonpharmacologic approaches have been exhausted. Alternative therapies, like Capisettee, are increasing in popularity and are becoming the primary method of treatment after a diagnosis has been established.
As well, as a result of not resorting to the immediate use of diuretics, your doctor ensures that any potential nutrient deficiencies or lifestyle and dietary factors have been accurately addressed.
Capisette goes above and beyond replenishing the system with the nutrients it needs to combat fluid retention.
With its inclusion of the powerful botanicalsDandelionExtract, Gingko Biloba, Horse Chestnut,and Buchu Extract, studies support its potential for these benefits:
reducing capillary permeability
increasing circulation
and providing an anti-inflammatory effect throughout the body.
By regulating your body's delicate fluid balance with Capisette, your body becomes balanced, and subsequently, helps you to feel normal again.
Here are some of the ingredients in Capisette:
Potassium
One of the three major electrolytes in your body which may be helpful for edema by regulating the flow of fluids into and out of your tissues and cells.
Horse Chestnut
Studies report that horse chestnut may be able to reduce leakage of fluids from the capillaries caused by edema while promoting overall circulatory health.
Ginkgo Biloba
Has been used in edema centers to enhance circulation while improving blood flow.
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I have to tell you how pleased I am with the results I've received with the Capisette product. For years I have had edema in my ankles, especially my left one. There was no health reason for this and I was sure that it was hormonal.
No doctor would even consider this and when I researched edema and concluded that I had idiopathic edema, they didn't want to hear it. I found your website by accident and tried the Capisette. Within a week my ankles were back to normal and have remained that way for the most part.
I am so happy that I have finally found something that will help with this problem. Thank you.
-Kim
I just want to let you know that the supplement (Capisette) you sent to help with my swollen ankles and feet has worked really well. I have only been taking it for three days and I can finally see my ankle bones again. Thank you so much!
-Shirley Wolfe
THANKS such great product. After talked to doctor about edema, decided that did not need medication my case. I took Capisette for leg edema. swelling went down in a matter of weeks. The product worked great!
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