Forbidden Doctor: Revealing Forbidden Health Secrets!

Have you ever experienced swollen ankles when flying in an airplane?  How about trouble fitting your shoes on your feet from time to time?  Have your socks ever left an indentation in your lower leg that just seems to linger?  Do you just know you’re carrying extra water weight? Sometimes these things happen due to natural hormone cycles or a bout of less than stellar nutritional choices.  Sometimes adding some high-quality protein into the diet is just the trick you need to put an end to the puffiness.  But sometimes these little inconveniences—these minor discomforts—are your body’s way of signaling that there is a much more serious problem at hand.  If we’re talking about a serious, medical edema, chances are we are talking about (A) the heart, wherein the heart isn’t pumping fluid strongly enough to overcome the force of gravity to get the fluid back to the upper part of the body, resulting in swelling in the lower parts, i.e. the legs and feet, or (B) the kidneys, where the body is simply not getting rid