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Has anyone tried arginine for dealing with cold hands/feet?

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Old 05-22-2020, 10:56 PM #1
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I have never worked with Arginine and I can only swear by Grape Seed Extract for circulatory issues. I've been taking it close to 25 yrs and at 82, my circulation is healthy, no cold hands or feet.
I meant to ask in an earlier post- did you have cold hands and feet before you started taking grape seed extract?
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I have also used gabapentin, there is a study on it, supposedly regaining limb function after an injury:
Thanks for the reply! I was prescribed gabapentin, but I don't think I'll be taking it due to difficulty to withdraw from it.
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Hi, I have been taking iodine supplements for the last year or so and noticed that I am not cold all the time this last winter like most winters. I am sure that is what has helped, before I was ALWAYS cold and I even had bought some inside gloves because of it. I dont eat much fish or seafood and I am sure the farmland near where I live is deplete. 2% luguol's is what I buy and take 2 to 3 drops with morning coffee. Hope that helps
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Welcome, Cinder2065!

It sounds as if you've found a solution to a problem you'd been having.

I do have a question for you though. I'm not sure what you mean when you say "...I am sure the farmland near where I live is deplete." Maybe there was a typo?
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