can deliver oxygen and vital nutrients to every living cell in your body through the arteries, and carry away waste products and carbon dioxide through your veins.
If your blood flow is disrupted, certain parts of your body will not receive enough oxygen and nutrients.
This results in poor circulation, which tends to affect your legs first, since they are furthest away from your heart.
However, if you notice symptoms of poor circulation in your legs, it means other parts of your body, like your heart, lungs, and brain,
