Transferred Facebook thread:

__Gudrun Storesund__
I wonder if anyone could tell me about Reynaud syndrome (blue/white fingers/toes) and Metahealth? What feelings /emotions do we talk about ?

__Kora Klapp__
((Musculoskeletal - Periosteum (Visceral Fascia)|Periosteum)) reaction - the circulation is reduced in those parts: quote from the wiki: 
"Theme
1. Pain, either physical or emotionally associated, brutal separation or contact. Even detachment/separation from parts of self.
2. Attack against the bone, protection of the bone

Emotions, Thoughts
Indignation caused by a pain that we inflicted on somebody or that we suffered ourselves.
That hit my shin!
This pain goes down to the bones.
I´m hurt!
How can they do that to me!

META-Meaning
Now, I will accept and let go of the hurt.
I can forgive myself and the others for this. "

__Gudrun Storesund__
 Wow,Thank you Kora. I felt that one....

__Craig Weiner DC__
 I am not understanding the connection between the periosteum bone layer and Reynauds which is a neurovascular disorder Kora...

__Gaylene Hansen__
 Raynauds - Yes periosteum - Cerebral Cortex plus Arteries - Reduction of self worth in that one is unable to reach, retain, do something or keep one’s composure (Cerebral Medulla). Periosteum and arteries are both innervated from sympathetic trunks. In conflict activity of a severe, brutal, harsh separation conflict the capillaries become narrow causing constriction of blood circulation. So affected areas turn white in intense conflict.

__Kora Klapp__
Local circulation is influenced by the periosteum. "It is the most highly vascularized substratum of the periosteum and is a significant contributor to the blood supply of bone and even skeletal muscle." [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2826636/]

__Gaylene Hansen__
 Recently became aware from Richard Flook, of the large area the Periosteum control centre has in our cerebral cortex - When we consider the outer covering of our bones (periosteum) and if laid out flat, the surface area is huge so needs a large area in brain too- (also includes the sense of Proprioception)