
Why Blood Pools in Your Legs (And Why Salt Alone Can't Fix It)
You wake up and your heart is already racing at 110 bpm before you've even moved.
You try to stand and your blood pools in your legs. Vision goes spotty. Heart jumps to 145.
You've been drinking electrolytes. Taking salt pills. Wearing compression socks. But you still can't stand for more than a few minutes without feeling like you'll pass out.
This isn't weakness. Your autonomic nervous system stopped regulating blood flow properly. Blood pools down. Your brain doesn't get enough oxygen.
That's why you can't stand without dizziness. Why your heart rate spikes so high. Why you lie down multiple times daily just to function.
Salt and electrolytes help, but they can't retrain a broken system alone. You need to activate the circulation pathway your body forgot.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does StandStrong actually work?
How does StandStrong actually work?
StandStrong uses neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) to activate your calf muscles, your body's "second heart." When your calves contract, they pump blood back up from your legs toward your heart and brain. This helps reduce blood pooling and can improve orthostatic tolerance when your autonomic nervous system isn't regulating circulation properly.
Is it safe to use every day?
Is it safe to use every day?
Yes. StandStrong uses the same low-level electrical stimulation technology that physical therapists and dysautonomia specialists have used safely in clinics for years. There are no medications, no side effects, and no invasive procedures, just gentle muscle activation you control.
Can I use StandStrong alongside medications, compression, or other POTS treatments?
Can I use StandStrong alongside medications, compression, or other POTS treatments?
Absolutely. StandStrong is non-pharmaceutical and complements other POTS management approaches. Many users combine it with their existing regimen salt, electrolytes, compression socks, and medications, to help improve overall symptom control. Always consult your POTS specialist about adding new management tools.
What areas can I use it on?
What areas can I use it on?
StandStrong is designed primarily for use on your calves (the back of your lower legs between knee and ankle) where your "second heart" muscles are located. The device comes with adjustable straps that fit most calf sizes comfortably. Some users also find benefit using it on other areas, but calf placement is recommended for optimal blood return.
How soon will I notice a difference?
How soon will I notice a difference?
Results vary by person. Some users notice improved standing tolerance within the first 2-3 weeks of consistent use. More significant improvements in daily function, like reduced heart rate spikes, fewer crashes, better energy levels typically develop gradually over 4-8 weeks. POTS is unpredictable, so progress isn't always linear. Small improvements matter.
Who shouldn't use StandStrong?
Who shouldn't use StandStrong?
Don't use StandStrong if you have a pacemaker, implanted defibrillator, are pregnant, have epilepsy, or have uncontrolled heart arrhythmias. If you have any cardiac conditions beyond POTS, consult your cardiologist before use. When in doubt, ask your POTS specialist.