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00:01This woman raises her legs for 20 minutes a day.
00:05This is what happens when she's done.
00:095 Reasons to Kick Up Your Feet
00:14Put your legs up against the wall.
00:17After 20 minutes, you will see the following results.
00:23Number 1 – Improved Circulation and Drain Fluids
00:32Thanks to the power of gravity, lifting your legs will pump blood to your heart faster.
00:41This improves circulation, which is something your entire body benefits from.
00:49It also helps drain any excess fluid, which has accumulated in your legs.
00:57Did you know that your legs also affect a part of the body that you were not even aware of?
01:05Number 2 – Improved Digestion
01:11When you raise your legs, you're actually doing this, exercising the muscles responsible for digestion.
01:18So not only will you get a flatter belly, but digestion will be a whole lot smoother from here on out.
01:28Number 3 – Relaxed Nervous System
01:34Elevated legs help you relax and take in more air.
01:41Your organic tissue will receive more oxygen, which in turn will reduce the tension in your muscles.
01:53Number 4 – Better Sleep
01:57Since stress is one of the biggest causes of insomnia.
02:07The relaxation that this position brings means you will sleep like a baby.
02:12There is nothing better than a natural cure.
02:18Number 5 – Foot Pain Relief
02:26High heels are great for special occasions, right?
02:30But is it worth the leg pain you'll have when you get home?
02:36The aching pain is the result of your weight not being evenly distributed.
02:49To counteract this imbalance, kick off your shoes and elevate your legs for about 20 minutes.
02:58You will feel like a whole new person.
03:01It might feel a little strange in the beginning.
03:07But it is so worth it and the benefits are undeniable.
03:13So go ahead and give it a try and share with your family and friends.
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