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If you’re always cold, this video will change how you see yourself.

Feeling freezing isn’t always about poor circulation or a slow metabolism—your nervous system, emotions, and connection can literally affect thermoregulation.

We’ll explore embodied cognition, why loneliness can make your body feel colder, how attachment patterns shape your “internal thermostat,” and how trauma can trigger a subtle freeze response.
If you’ve searched why am I always cold or struggled with cold intolerance, this explains the deeper psychological layer behind it.

And if you deal with cold hands and feet, you’re not alone—cold hands and feet can be a real signal from your brain that it doesn’t feel safe. Stay to the end for a simple 5-minute warmth protocol.

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