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How can the heart be strong enough to pump blood up your legs against gravity?​

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Answered by sujalsahu5868
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Veins Explained

Veins must work against gravity to return blood the heart. The muscles of the leg help that process, and valves within the veins usually keep the moving blood from flowing back down toward the feet.

Answered by PanduTheCat
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Veins must work against gravity to return blood the heart. The muscles of the leg help that process, and valves within the veins usually keep the moving blood from flowing back down toward the feet.

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