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Travel often involves long periods of sitting, changes in routine, and unfamiliar environments. These shifts can affect your energy, sleep, and circulation—especially for people managing heart or vascular conditions.
Sitting for long stretches slows blood flow in the legs and can increase the risk of blood clots. Dehydration, salty foods, and irregular medication timing can raise blood pressure. Jet lag, fatigue, and travel-related stress add to the physical strain.
With a little planning, many travel-related issues can be reduced or prevented. Staying hydrated, moving regularly, and preparing your schedule ahead of time can help you feel more comfortable and supported throughout your trip.
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Adventure should energize you, not exhaust you. Plan ahead, move often, hydrate well, and listen to your body wherever you go. Safe, mindful travel protects your heart, your health, and your joy for exploration.