By Joe Fleming President ViveHealth.com Is your child with Raynaud’s Phenomenon heading back to school soon? When it comes to back to school season, your days may quickly fill with shopping, scheduling, organizing transportation, signing up for volunteer activities, coordinating sports calendars, the list goes on... Don’t let managing Raynaud’s symptoms sneak up on your
Little is known about Raynaud's. In fact you're way ahead of most people if you've even heard of it. Unfortunately some information published about Raynaud's is inaccurate, and we want to set the record straight on 10 myths about Raynaud's. Myth #1: Raynaud's is a rare disease. It can be difficult putting firm numbers on
We sometimes come across articles and information on Raynaud's that are enough to scare sufferers into an anxiety attack because they lead them to believe that they will be on medication for the rest of their lives and likely lose fingers or toes to gangrene. Guess the publishers think it will help sell more magazines!
If you’re looking for proven ways to relax, de-stress, and hopefully prevent a Raynaud’s attack, don’t miss these eight science-backed ideas on ways to relieve stress.
Great news about gymnastics champion Kristle Lowell, a record-holding trampoline athlete with the additional challenge of Raynaud’s.
