The same day we published the article "Workers Are More Productive in Warmer Offices" the New York Times published one titled "Can an Office Temperature Be ‘Sexist’? Women, and Science, Say So." The issue was sparked by the New York Gubernatorial race debate between Andrew Cuomo and Cynthia Nixon. Prior to the event, Ms. Nixon
Finally some hard research to take to the boss as defense against freezing summer temps: Workers are more productive in warmer offices!
Could estrogen be a key to Raynaud's? Research linking estrogen to blood flow indicates there may be a connection.
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
Forget Cross Fit, HIIT (high-intensity interval training), and VBarre. The new workout craze freezes your way to fitness, and the boutique studio in New York City that founded the concept is appropriately called Brrrn. Makes a Raynaud's sufferer shiver just to think about entering a 45 degree gym that feels like a refrigerator! Many of
