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.
Stress. Stress can also lead to poor circulation, most notably in the hands. Stress leads to knots in the muscles in the shoulders and neck which can restrict blood flow to the heart and other major organs.n some cases foreign particles can also get trapped in the tissues and sells, which are then deposited into the bloodstream when the cells deposit them as waste. If these tissues become lodged on the walls of your veins and arteries they can cause atherosclerosis which will lead to poor blood circulation.