run a house on a generator with bad fuel. The lights flicker, the appliances sputter, and the whole place feels unstable even though the wiring is still there.
That’s why people often feel wiped out, crampy, and strangely sluggish at the same time their legs are puffing up. The body is not being dramatic. It is sending a very specific alarm.
Over time, the pattern gets clearer: when the cells get the fuel they can actually use, the lower-body pressure eases, the morning stiffness softens, and the whole system stops
