A doctor breaks down some of the possible reasons you're always cold, including a certain vitamin deficiency and other conditions that affect circulation.

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Believe it or not, it might be caused by stress and anxiety.

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According to doctors, here are 10 possible reasons why you're feeling cold all the time, including anemia, vitamin deficiency, diabetes, aging and more.