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I was wondering if anyone had any evidence on whether or not the circulation boosters advertised are any good? They claim to improve circulation, reduce swelling, joint pain and numbness. The booster works by sending tiny electrical impulses through the nerve endings in the soles of the feet and to the lower leg which in turn, stimulates muscle contraction and improves circulation.
I have had many patients asking about this, and as they are priced at £200 it's alot of money if they don't do the job.
Circulation boosters, good or bad?
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