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This video defines Raynaud's and provides some useful information on alternative treatment options for the condition. There's no magic mushroom, but basics such as ginger, Cayenne pepper, chili peppers and Niacin (vitamin B3) may help dilate the blood vessels and boost circulation. Also self-help techniques, such as biofeedback, Thi Chi, yoga and other mind-body techniques
Last summer we announced a study being conducted at the University of Oklahoma to learn more about Raynaud's sufferers' experiences during pregnancy. The researchers wanted to determine if patients with Raynaud's phenomenon have a higher incidence of complications during pregnancy than non-sufferers. We've just received the results of the study, and while the sample size is
This time of year there are fewer products to scout for Frosties, but here are a couple we thought worth noting: Heated Bidet - We included this one for its entertainment value, as we don't expect lots of Raynaud's sufferers to spend up to $1,700 for one of these bath fixtures (although they do start as low
A BuzzFeed article "Genius Ways To Keep Your Feet Toasty, According to Lumberjacks" offers some of valuable foot warming tips.
Here are our Hot Products for Winter 2015 with a few new discoveries we haven't yet tried, but appear to have good potential for Raynaud's sufferers.
HXT Marathon Microwaveable Mittens are designed for those seeking the warmth of heated mittens without the gizmos required with battery-heated solutions.
Touchscreen-friendly gloves serve an important role for Raynaud’s sufferers and we found a good solution for fellow Frosties in Glider Gloves.
We found a heated steering wheel cover with great potential for Raynaud's sufferers. This is one product in big demand by the Raynaud's community.
With a chill in the air, we're all searching for new products to keep us comfortable and toasty for the season. Here are a few items we've discovered that Frosties may want to try - if you can find them, as some are selling out fast! Hand Warming Flashlight - This is a multi-tasking product
A few months ago, we posted our hopes that the advent of the Internet of Things would result in wearable products that make life easier and more tolerable for Raynaud’s sufferers. Someone must have been listening, because since this post, we've come across several wearable devices - some in market, some still in development - that
