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Are you tired of waking up with swollen feet and ankles that feel tight, heavy, and uncomfortable? 😣 You’re not alone — and the good news is, this doesn’t have to be part of getting older. In this video, Dr. Emily Carter shares powerful bedtime techniques that help reduce foot and ankle swelling overnight, naturally and safely, so you can wake up feeling lighter and more comfortable 👣✨ Many people are told that swollen feet are normal with age or are given water pills that don’t fully solve the problem. What most people are never taught is why fluid builds up in the feet during the day and how simple nighttime habits can help your body drain that fluid while you sleep 🌙💧 In this video, you’ll learn how gravity, body position, gentle movement, and timing work together to support your body’s natural drainage systems. These techniques are simple, affordable, and can be done at home — no special equipment, no complicated routines. Many people notice visible improvement by the very next morning 😲 If you struggle with foot swelling, ankle edema, tight shoes, or discomfort when walking, this video may change the way you approach bedtime forever. These tips are especially helpful for seniors, people over 60, and anyone who spends a lot of time sitting or standing during the day 🧓👵 Watch until the end to understand how small changes before bed can lead to big improvements in comfort, mobility, and confidence. And if swollen feet have been limiting your daily life, this information could help you take back control 💙 👉 This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your treatment or medication routine.