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We found information suggesting saunas may offer benefits for Raynaud's sufferers. Granted, the info is published on a web site selling saunas, likely a bit biased, so we did a bit more research with more objective resources. Discovery Fit and Health offers an explanation of how saunas differ from steam baths: Unlike the moist heat
It's important to understand and identify the most likely common triggers for Raynaud's attacks in order to best defend against attacks.
In the January/February issue of Whole Living Magazine, we found an article that helps get the word out that cold hands and feet may be worthy of more attention than an occasional shrug.
We’ve upgraded our web site and hope you’ll enjoy some of the new features:
We appreciate the positive feedback we receive from many Raynaud’s sufferers who call or write us for support. It would also help to get the word out about our organization by sharing your experiences with GuideStar – a leading resource for information about non-profit organizations.
We’ve raved about Volt’s Heated Slippers for Raynaud’s sufferers and have been patiently waiting for the manufacturer to expand their technology to other products. Good news for Frosties: The new Volt products are now available!
Last week Agloves was named “Best Touchscreen Glove” by Forbes magazine. This week, the publication is sharing the background on how the company was founded: From Cold Hands to Hot Sales – an inspiring story for fellow Frosties.
The information in this video news segment is pretty basic for those of us living with Raynaud's. But what's good about it is that it clearly states the frustration many Frosties have experienced from being brushed off by their doctor for such a "minor annoyance." It also clearly states that Raynaud's isn't due to poor circulation -
It may be the first few days of Fall, but we'd all love to extend the Summer season. We'd also like to have published our Summer issue of Cold Cuts sooner, but hope it's worth waiting for. This is our first year with quarterly editions, so please bear with us as we work to double
