Raynaud's Disease

What is Raynaud's Disease?

Raynaud's disease is a condition that affects the circulation of blood supply to the skin causing extremities of the body to lose feeling and feel numb. Raynaud's Disease symptoms are most commonly associated with cold and stress. Patients affected with this condition will find their fingers or toes feel very cold and it is even possible to lose full sensation. You may also notice your skin color changing from pail to blue when they are cold or stressed. You may feel a prickly sensation with throbbing pain and redness when the blood begins to recirculated into the affected extremities. Raynaud's disease is not completely understood though we do know it is caused by an overreaction of blood vessels to temperature and stress. In a normal body when your blood vessels are exposed to the cold the blood vessels narrow and limit blood to your extremities.

What causes Raynaud's?

Raynaud's disease can be associated with complications of an underlying disorder (Secondary Raynaud's) though more commonly this disease appears independently. The cause of Primary Raynaud's disease is still not known. Secondary Raynaud's disease symptoms include Scleroderma, Lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and many other diseases that affect the arteries and blood vessels. It is also known that Smoking, Chemotherapy agents, Beta Blockers and some cold and flu medications can predispose a person to this disease. Other factors may increase your risk to Primary Raynaud's as living in cold places and suffering from chronic stress.

Complications

It is fairly rare to see any complications of Primary Raynaud's, normally the most common inconvenience is the day to day discomforts you may experience. Due to the slow and limited blood supply in fingers and toes it could cause poor healing to sores, development of ulcers, and in some worst case scenarios gangrene and amputation. If you happen to develop an ulcer or infection to the affected area be sure to see your physician immediately.

How is Raynaud's usually treated?

This medication is based mostly on the principle of dilating the blood vessels in order to prevent the symptoms of Raynaud's. Some surgery on the hands and feet may be needed in severe cases.

What is Circu-Live Formula?

Circu-Live is a 100% safe and effective method for improving circulation and treating Raynaud’s Disease. Circu-Live is also a natural remedy.

How has Circu-Live helped others?

“I was always one of those “cold hands, warm heart” people but as I got older my cold hands started to cause me actual pain. Every time I needed something out of the freezer or went outside in winter without gloves my fingers would go completely white and numb to the touch, though they would ache. I tried your Circu-Live remedy and it has really helped. Not only are my fingers far warmer and more tolerant to cold these days, I feel healthier overall and even mentally sharper. What a great herbal product!”

—Lynette

“I have suffered from Raynaud’s Disease for several years now and over the previous year or so it began to affect my whole life. I was quite useless with my hands as much of the time I couldn’t feel my fingers. My toes and even earlobes also felt cold and painful most of the time. I have been taking Circu-Live for about three months and I just cannot believe the improvement! I still avoid letting my hands get cold but this seems to be more of a habit than anything else as they have not felt cold, numb or painful for a few weeks now. It really is amazing how much this condition was hindering me in my day to day life. Thank you so much Native Remedies!”

—Tina

What are the Ingredients?

The following herbal ingredients are used in Circu-Live.

Ginkgo biloba
Zinziber officinalis
Rosmarinus officinale (Rosemary)

How do I use Circu-Live?

This medication is available in a tincture form in 50 ml bottles. Simply dilute drops in a little water or juice and drink!

DIRECTIONS

Adults: 12 - 15 drops in 1/4 cup water or juice three times daily.

Children under 12: One drop per age year of the child diluted in a little water or juice three times daily.

CAUTION
If symptoms persist please see your physician. Be sure to check with your doctor in you are taking this medication while pregnant. No not use this medication while taking Warfarin or other blood thinning medication unless under medical supervision.