When we found this photo and saw this creature's blue feet, we thought "Poor little guy may have Raynaud's!" Maybe we've found our new Raynaud's mascot? This is a Blue-footed Booby, a large seabird found around the warm coastal waters of the eastern Pacific distinguished by their bright blue feet. Males have brighter blue feet
Dutch researchers propose a temperature training theory theory that exposure to cold promotes weight loss. So should Frosties be slimmer?
Our mission has always included the goal of building awareness for Raynaud's among patients, the medical community and pharmaceutical companies. To be successful against this objective requires considerable effort, and, given our limited resources, we've not been able to make progress on this front. All of our efforts to date have been focused on patient
Check out the Summer 2013 Cold Cuts Newsletter. Contents include: What Doctors Don't Always Share About Raynaud's Why Drugs Commonly Used for Weight Loss Can Be Bad for Autoimmune Sufferers Simple Stress (and Raynaud's) Relievers Some Raynaud's Fun From Twitter Hot Product Discoveries
On our Facebook page! We're over 5,000 Frosties strong and growing. It's a great place to hear about problems and solutions from fellow Raynaud's sufferers, and it gives us a convenient way to poll fellow sufferers on treatment ideas, products we'd like to know more about and generally what's on the minds of Raynaud's sufferers
