In this lesson, we'll learn the definition of the Law of Conservation of Mass, sometimes called the Conservation of Matter. This lesson explores the discovery of this important principle and covers a few examples of how it works. GED Science: Help and Review / Science Courses.
Poor circulation can be caused by a series of cardiological and neurological issues, systemic health conditions, obesity, poor lifestyle choices and diet preferences as well as bad habits like smoking or alcoholism.
Poor circulation refers to obstruction in the blood vessels that prevents the flow of blood to the central and peripheral organs of the body. The condition leads to poor oxygen and nutrient supply to the organs. Prolonged sitting or standing in one position can lead to poor circulation in the legs or arms. This is due to temporary compression of the blood vessels. Several acute or chronic disorders such as cardiovascular diseases and blood disorders can impair the circulation of blood as well.