like from the inside: patchy warmth, patchy energy, patchy comfort.
Now add dizziness. Stand up from the couch and the room tilts for a second because the body doesn’t snap into compensation as quickly. It’s not just annoying — it’s the kind of thing that makes people move cautiously, avoid activity, and quietly shrink their lives around the side effects.
The ugly contrast is brutal: without enough circulation support, every task feels heavier than it should. With the right balance, the body stops acting like a drained battery and starts behaving
