the body.
Why Dizziness, Cold Hands, and Fatigue Show Up Together
When circulation gets dampened, the body starts rationing. Your hands and feet are often the first to feel it because they’re the farthest from the pump. That’s why a person can sit in a warm room and still feel like their fingers belong to someone else.
Picture a house with a weak boiler and half the radiators barely getting heat. The living room may still feel okay, but the upstairs bedrooms turn cold fast. That’s what poor circulation feels
