Cold hands causes: Poor Circulation, Nerve Problems, or Both

Many people suffer from cold hands. There are many reasons for this. Examples include poor circulation, anemia, slow metabolism, narrow arteries (like Raynaud's) and vascular injury. But sometimes the problem is in the nerves. People may sense as if their hands are cold, but they are not. And sometimes it is a combination. The nerves cause blood vessels to constrict, and not enough bleed reaches the fingers. Finally, sometimes, the fingers are cold, just because it is cold and your clothes aren't good enough.

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0:00 - Introduction
0:08 - Main reasons for cold hands
0:22 - Poor circulation
0:49 - Anemia
0:59 - Slow metabolism
1:20 - Narrow arteries
1:49 - Blocked arteries
02:26 - Nerve damage
02:45 - Cold exposure
03:00 - Summary

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