Some people may feel cold feet even when they wear warm socks, and this is not always associated with weak thermal insulation, as it may be caused by low blood flow to the limbs or low mobility, as well as tight shoes and socks or two feet remaining wet, according to Dr. Sveatoslav Krupbin. Krupine explained that the body reduces the flow of blood to the skin and limbs to keep the internal organs warm, leading to the contraction and rapid coolin…
Some people may feel cold feet even when they wear warm socks, and this is not always associated with weak thermal insulation, as it may be caused by low blood flow to the limbs or low mobility, as well as tight shoes and socks or two feet remaining wet, according to Dr. Sveatoslav Krupbin. Krupine explained that the body reduces the flow of blood to the skin and limbs to keep the internal organs warm, leading to the contraction and rapid coolin…