Most academic articles require a medical dictionary to understand them, but this one titled Raynaud’s Phenomenon by Frank L. Urbano, MD published in Hospital Physician several years ago does a good job of educating readers who aren't part of the medical community (give or take a few words or phrases in medicalese, particularly the Pathogenesis section). So
A BuzzFeed article "Genius Ways To Keep Your Feet Toasty, According to Lumberjacks" offers some of valuable foot warming tips.
We found a post from The World According to Lupus - a blog written by Atlanta Titus, a Lupus sufferer and fellow Frostie. The post is titled Icy Fingers and Toes: A Guide to Raynaud's - so it got our attention. It's always enlightening to hear sufferers describe their symptoms related to Raynaud's, because we find
Business Week just ran an article you might expect to find in a supermarket newsstand magazine titled "Bare-Legged in Winter: Trying out a cycling trick in place of tights." The writer, Molly Young, discovered a strategy used by hard-core cyclists to keep their bare skin warm in cold weather. Her hope was that it would provide a
Jan on Facebook shared with us a video posted on LittleThings.com for making your own disposable hand warmers. The formula makes what is known as "Hot Ice," and the ingredients require only baking soda, vinegar and boiling water The post includes a video from Household Hacker with everything you need to know to create the Hot
