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Topic: Heated clothing

echorox
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Member # 11969

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I have chronic body coldness and with another Winter almost upon us I'm dreading the thought of how I'm going to cope

I curious and wondering if anyone has ever used heated clothing to keep themselves warmer

I'm referring to those electric heating charged vests ?

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Ann-Ohio
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Member # 44364

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I think you can find what you need by searching on-line.
Good luck.

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aklnwlf
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Member # 5960

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Wearing a hat helps too especially a wool one.

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Do not take this as medical advice. This comment is based on opinion and personal experience only.

Alaska Lone Wolf

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MannaMe
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My son likes his heated jacket to wear in the winter.

His cousins like theirs also. They work outside in the cold. My son does not.

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map1131
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Member # 2022

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echo, I too had chronic coldness until I realized it was from my Thyroid disease and autoimmune Hashimoto's.

Lyme & co frequently attacks the thyroid and does screwy things with the thyroid hormones, which throws many things out of whack. Many of those symptoms overlap Lyme & co.

Pam

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"Never, never, never, never, never give up" Winston Churchill

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