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10-16-2003, 02:35 AM #1Has lost 58lbs! ELITE MEMBER
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Cold feet
After 20 minutes on an eliptical my feet get cold. Is it a circulation problem? How can it be resolved?
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10-16-2003, 05:37 AM #2Registered User
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Wear thicker socks and gloves? I dunno... :P
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thanks for that pearl of wisdom there buddy ... nice
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I know that the extremities get less blood and if cold or loss of feeling occurs its usually circulatory, anything in the family? Are you 8 feet tall?
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Alot comes from feet sweating. Feet get cold when wet. Try wearing a pair of liner socks that pull moisture away from your feet to the outside layer. Stay away from cotton.
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I've wondered this too, my hands and my feet are almost always ice cold. I always wear shorts and t-shirts or sleeveless shirts and no socks or shoes around the house even when it's cold but even when it's somewhat warm I still seems cold.
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Anytime you exercise most of the blood is being drawn away from extremities and forced to the central part of your body(heart,lungs)
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10-16-2003, 10:05 AM #9Fighting Endometriosis
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Thanks Dg.
Mine do this also. Only when I'm on the Elyptical Machine. I often lose feeling in the left foot or toes when I'm going at it really hard. At that point, I usualy bust through about 5 more min. then hit the Tread or bike.Don't hate the player, hate the game!http://pages.prodigy.net/rogerlori1/...the%20wave.GIF
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I had a friend like that, kind of fishy hands. Could possibly be thyroid related also.Originally posted by derekisdman
I've wondered this too, my hands and my feet are almost always ice cold.
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