Ginger Foot Soak To Warm and Relax the Body and Improve Circulation

In today's video, you will learn how to make a ginger foot bath. Have you ever heard about it? No?! Then, stay tuned!

Are your feet always cold? Do you have circulatory issues? We recently talked about the causes of cold feet and hands. Have you seen it? If you suffer from it, watch the suggested video.

Thinking about this issue, we decided to show you a foot bath with ginger, juniper, and cloves to improve your blood circulation, detox, and warm the body. Isn't it interesting?

During the colder season, it is common that our feet get cold. But some people have cold feet even when wearing socks, or during the summer.

These situations, besides being annoying, require some attention to their possible causes.

It may be an imbalance of the body, health issues, or even emotional factors. Did you know that?

In this case, seek professional help to treat your problem. But, if your issue is the low temperature or lack of circulation, this foot bath can help you!

You only need 3 ingredients to make it: ginger, juniper, and cloves.

This combo reduces levels of irritation, stress, and toxins!

So, what did you think of this recipe? Try it and share your experience with us in the comments.

0:00 Ginger, Juniper and Cloves Foot Bath
1:09 Benefits
1:24 Recipe

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