Abstract: A peripheral neuropathy breathing device for attachment to a person for warming the air breathed by the person thereby reducing the extreme discomfort caused by cold-weather sensitive peripheral neuropathy. The device according to some embodiments employs an air pump energized by a battery. The air pump has an input line disposed to accept air warmed by the body and an output line for bringing the air to a facemask. A patient wearing the facemask breathes warmed air to significantly reduce the discomfort and pain caused by cold-weather sensitive peripheral neuropathy. The design, in employing air warmed by the body of the person using the device, eliminates the need to warm the air thereby minimizing power, battery size, or battery replacement.