Raynaud's Gloves & Socks - FIR Gloves & Socks for treating Raynauds Syndrome and reynaud's attacks

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Raynaud's Gloves & Socks

What’s So Special About Raynaud's Gloves and Socks?

Soothing Raynaud's Gloves and Socks help reduce the severity and number of Raynaud’s attacks by improving microcirculation in your fingers, hands, feet & toes. Feel the difference as natural far infrared rays gently penetrate to warm and restore blood flow right to the tips of your fingers and toes

No matter what form of Raynaud’s Syndrome you suffer from, Raynaud's Gloves can help. Whether diagnosed as Raynaud’s disease, Raynaud’s Phenomenon or occupational Raynaud’s, the primary symptoms are the same. Blood vessels and small arteries in your hands and feet spasm and contract violently, normally caused by hypersensitive nerve receptors in your fingers and toes. The slightest exposure to cold or emotional stress can trigger an attack and bang, blood flow to your hands and feet is stopped or severely restricted. When your fingers and toes turn white, it indicates total blood deprivation.

Raynaud's Gloves and Socks help to restore blood flow by stimulating circulation at the molecular level. Safe, natural far infrared rays are emitted and reflected deep into the soft tissues of your hands and feet. Many people say they feel a warming, relaxing sensation while wearing the gloves and/or socks

Reduce Raynaud’s Attacks

You need to guard against damage to the soft tissues of your hands and feet caused by repeated Raynaud’s attacks. The lack of oxygen during the cessation of blood flow to your toes & fingers can result in a vicious cycle of cause and effect. Let me explain…

When you experience a Raynaud’s attack, blood flow and oxygen supply is seriously limited from reaching the tiny capillaries and blood vessels in your hands and feet. That’s what causes them to turn cold and change color. Unfortunately, there’s more to it than the immediate pain and agony associated with returning circulation.

If fresh oxygen and nutrients carried by the bloodstream is frequently restricted from reaching the microcirculatory system in your hands and feet, then over time accumulative damages may occur. Remember, your blood circulation carries the building blocks to repair and rejuvenate.

Fight Back With Raynaud’s Gloves & Socks

Prolotex™ Far-Infrared Gloves and Socks help reduce the frequency of hyperreactive attacks by stimulating blood flow in the tiny little capillaries in your hands and feet. Fight back against the long-term accumulative and damaging effects caused by Raynaud’s. Prolotex™ is the most effective far infrared (FIR) therapy glove and sock available to date.

Well, one thing I can tell you for sure, if you suffer from Raynaud's Syndrome, you’re going to want to try far infrared therapy. After many years of studying the scientific benefits of “FIR” on the human body, I’m absolutely convinced it’s the safest, cheapest, and most effective therapy available today for people who suffer from Raynaud's.

Safest, Cheapest And Most Effective Therapy

Think about it. Where else could you find a safe natural therapy that gentle penetrates deep in the soft tissues of your hands and not only restores circulation. but helps to rebuild the circulatory system itself. FIR can do all this and more!

Too good to be true? Well, that’s up to you to decide. But for only $39.95 for the gloves and $39.00 for the socks and a 90-day money-back guarantee, how can you go wrong? One trip to the doctor’s office costs how much? And you know how expensive prescription drugs are, regardless if you have to pay for them or not.

How To Deal With Raynaud's

Protect yourself from the cold. If you smoke, consider giving it up. Try cutting back on your daily intake of caffeine beverages, such as coffee. Make sure to drink at least the recommended daily amounts of fresh water. And wear Raynaud's Gloves and Socks, as often as needed.

If you’re experiencing a Raynaud’s attack, remain calm and take the following steps to gently warm your fingers and toes:

Move to a warmer room or a warmer area of the room
Wiggle your fingers and toes
Move about in a relaxed manner to gradually and effectively speed up your circulation
Gently soak your hands in warm soothing water Make sure it’s not too HOT!