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my love :
biasanya cewek2 nyari idol cewe buat inspirasi selfcare nya,tapi gwe nggak,gwe malah rajin rawat diri, mempercantik diri pas liat dooi,kayak gwe juga pengen cakep kayak gitu,gwe juga pengen keliatan cakep pas pake baju kayak gitu,love sakebon pokok namah
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i'm 68. i held a horse stance for one minute a day, every day, for a month. feet wide, thighs as close to parallel as i could manage, knees pushed out. seven things i noticed change: 🧦 1. sock marks stopped showing at night around day twelve. a minute of holding doesn't drain your legs. it builds the calves and thighs that squeeze them for the other twenty three hours. 🌇 2. my legs stopped feeling heavy by late afternoon that four o'clock heaviness isn't tiredness. it's fluid that has been sitting since morning because nothing pushed it back up. 👟 3. my shoes fit the same at night as in the morning this is the one nobody talks about. if you size up because your feet swell by evening, that's the problem, not your feet. wry 4. long days were still long days normal days sorted themselves out inside a month. the days i travelled or stood for hours, my ankles still puffed and nothing i did in the morning fixed that. that's when i added two capsules of Sculptique with breakfast. dandelion for moving held fluid, cleavers for the lymph itself, burdock for relieving the load that ends up on your liver. the holding builds the pump, this keeps things moving on the days the pump can't keep up (linked in my bio) 🪜 5. stairs stopped announcing themselves i used to know how many flights were coming. now i don't count. 🧘 6. i can get up off the floor without a hand this is one of the best predictors of independence past 70, and almost nobody practises it. 🚶 7. my hips opened enough to sit cross legged again the wide stance did that. hip rotation is the first range to go and nobody trains it. one minute. no equipment. you can do it while the kettle boils. comment
i'm 68. i held a horse stance for one minute a day, every day, for a month. feet wide, thighs as close to parallel as i could manage, knees pushed out. seven things i noticed change: 🧦 1. sock marks stopped showing at night around day twelve. a minute of holding doesn't drain your legs. it builds the calves and thighs that squeeze them for the other twenty three hours. 🌇 2. my legs stopped feeling heavy by late afternoon that four o'clock heaviness isn't tiredness. it's fluid that has been sitting since morning because nothing pushed it back up. 👟 3. my shoes fit the same at night as in the morning this is the one nobody talks about. if you size up because your feet swell by evening, that's the problem, not your feet. wry 4. long days were still long days normal days sorted themselves out inside a month. the days i travelled or stood for hours, my ankles still puffed and nothing i did in the morning fixed that. that's when i added two capsules of Sculptique with breakfast. dandelion for moving held fluid, cleavers for the lymph itself, burdock for relieving the load that ends up on your liver. the holding builds the pump, this keeps things moving on the days the pump can't keep up (linked in my bio) 🪜 5. stairs stopped announcing themselves i used to know how many flights were coming. now i don't count. 🧘 6. i can get up off the floor without a hand this is one of the best predictors of independence past 70, and almost nobody practises it. 🚶 7. my hips opened enough to sit cross legged again the wide stance did that. hip rotation is the first range to go and nobody trains it. one minute. no equipment. you can do it while the kettle boils. comment "DRAIN" and i'll send The Lymph Reset straight to your inbox for free. ❤️ follow me for more lymph movement videos #womenover50 #lymphaticdrainage #puffiness #usahealth #healthyaging

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