By Michael Wald, M.D. As we know, Raynaud’s phenomenon is a common and painful condition that results in varying degrees of ischemia, or lack of blood supply, in the fingers and/or toes. Raynaud’s often involves the immune system and always […]
December, 2015
Raynaud’s Member Tips – Winter 2016
Gina (Facebook Fan) offered a very creative solution for cold feet – a sous vide machine. These are food cooking water ovens used by high-end restaurants that only recently have been priced for home cooking. What Gina figured out is that since […]
We Need a Warm Helping Hand!
We’re a small organization with a big mission: A large majority (80%) of the over 15 million people estimated to be afflicted with Raynaud’s are unaware that their pain and discomfort has a medical explanation. This lack of awareness is […]
Guilt-Free Chocolate Benefits for Frosties
Flavanols, the antioxidants found in cocoa beans, may actually help boost circulation and provide yummy chocolate benefits for Frosties.
Raynaud’s Coping Tips for Runners
Runner’s World has an Ask the Sports Doc section, and this season the question was asked: “After running in the cold, my fingers get swollen, feel numb, and turn white. It seems to take forever for them to warm up. My […]