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Cold weather and related conditions are indeed associated with heart risks and blood clots, experts told USA TODAY. USA TODAY reached out to the social media user who shared the post for comment.

"We do see an uptick in heart events in the cold season," said Dr. Seshiah. "We can't necessarily pinpoint why, but it may be a little bit of over-indulgence, food, could be infections, flu, COVID.

Dr. Eugene Chung, a heart failure physician at Christ Hospital, explained the body's response to cold weather. "The most immediate thing that occurs is that your body goes into survival mode.