VeryWell Health recently published an article titled "Natural Remedies for Raynaud's Phenomenon." You would expect from the title that they were publishing a list of supplements and natural treatment options for Raynaud's, but just the opposite. The article states upfront that "there is a lack of scientific support for the use of remedies in the
Dr. Michael Wald shares nutritional approaches to Raynaud’s, a common condition resulting in lack of blood supply in the fingers and/or toes.
Examiner.com offers some dietary suggestions for Raynaud's sufferers including: supplements, L' arginine and fatty acids.
Attendees of the first Raynaud’s Education & Support Day, held July 31 at the Sheraton Boston Hotel, learned how therapies such as acupuncture, massage, biofeedback and yoga can prevent or minimize Raynaud’s attacks; that “healing foods” such as avocados can boost the body’s defenses against disease; and how to guard against stressors that can trigger
