Dr. Fredrick Wigley of Johns Hopkins, along with several other noted specialists in the field, have just published a comprehensive book on Raynaud's: Raynaud's Phenomenon - A Guide to Pathogenesis and Treatment. It's written for the medical community, but patients may find some valuable insights and information. The publisher's description says it all: "...comprehensively reviews
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.
Botox® has shown promising results in treating Raynaud's, so we're glad to see the exploration of more clinical trials of Botox® for Raynaud's.
Jan on Facebook shared with us a video posted on LittleThings.com for making your own disposable hand warmers. The formula makes what is known as "Hot Ice," and the ingredients require only baking soda, vinegar and boiling water The post includes a video from Household Hacker with everything you need to know to create the Hot
Raynaud's sufferers know how painful it can be to scrape ice and snow off the windshield on cold winter days. Here's a tip we found on Facebook that may provide a creative solution: Put a beach towel over your windshield and close the doors to hold it in place. Then lift the wiper blades and
