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Raynaud disease

Raynaud disease

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Nov 2, 2026

James StoutHOST
61:52
Yes, yeah.
James StoutHOST
61:54
I have something called Raynaud's where my hands don't get very good circulation.
James StoutHOST
61:57
And from years of racing bikes on cobbles, I just destroyed the circulatory system there.
Molly CongerGUEST
62:03
Oh, I didn't know you could do that with mechanical damage.
James StoutHOST
63:38
I
Molly CongerGUEST
63:38
do love a little hand warmer.
Molly CongerGUEST
63:39
I also have Raynaud's.
Molly CongerGUEST
63:41
And one of the things, when I have to be outside for covering a protest in cold weather...
Greg PotterHOST
45:59
Like if you get cold, then maybe you're going to be less comfortable.
Greg PotterHOST
46:04
And if you're at risk of this, you could, for example, end up with Raynaud's.
Greg PotterHOST
46:09
Which is quite common.
Greg PotterHOST
46:11
You know, Raynaud's phenomenon or Raynaud's disease?
Charlie EdmondsonHOST
46:13
As in where your extremities.
Charlie EdmondsonHOST
46:15
Yeah.
Jin W. SungHOST
10:16
So you want to definitely eliminate alcohol from your diet.
Jin W. SungHOST
10:20
Raynaud's, which is a circulatory issue where your hands and feet will become either purple or even white because of lack of blood flow.
Jin W. SungHOST
10:31
Which leads to another problem is anemia.
Jin W. SungHOST
10:35
Anemia like iron deficiency anemia.
Terryn DrielingGUEST
20:19
start with the physical things.
Terryn DrielingGUEST
20:21
I used to have Raynaud's syndrome.
Terryn DrielingGUEST
20:25
So when it's cold outside, my circulation in my hands would diminish.
Terryn DrielingGUEST
20:32
It has to do with capillary circulation.
Terryn DrielingGUEST
20:36
That's why it shows up in your fingers and toes, Raynaud's does.
Terryn DrielingGUEST
20:39
But essentially, the circulation would shut off in my fingers and they would turn black.
Terryn DrielingGUEST
20:44
the ends of them from like the middle knuckle to the tips of my fingers would turn white.
Sheila HansenHOST
21:07
journey.
Josh BrownGUEST
16:55
She has her whole life.
Josh BrownGUEST
16:57
She invented a fake disease that she tells me she has, Raynaud's disease.
Josh BrownGUEST
17:02
If anyone in the chat has ever heard of this, feel free to correct me.
Josh BrownGUEST
17:04
I think it's fake.
Ben CarlsonHOST
17:14
and she moved to Florida and she's happier.
Ben CarlsonHOST
17:15
He's like, I think it was actually a thing.
Josh BrownGUEST
17:16
All right, so she's saying I have Raynaud's disease, which is her fingertips.
Josh BrownGUEST
17:22
her toes and the tip of her nose aren't getting enough circulation in the winter.
Jin W. SungHOST
2:02
Fantastic.
Jin W. SungHOST
2:03
Now, you've had thyroid issues, but tell us about the neuropathy and the Raynaud's.
Irene GiampaoloSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:09
Oh, yeah, I have Raynaud's.
Irene GiampaoloSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:11
In fact, I lost a tip of my finger because I work in a cold place, and I got a couple of splits in my hand and ended up with two staph infections, two different ones, and I had the tip of it amputated because it was heading for the bone.
Irene GiampaoloSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:27
And what was the other one?
Elizabeth MaeGUEST
10:58
Yeah, originally when I was sick, I had a thyroid that was going Hashimoto's, Graves, back and forth.
Elizabeth MaeGUEST
11:05
Raynaud's really severe, so circulation issues, big circulation issues.
Elizabeth MaeGUEST
11:09
The ends of my fingers would turn white to blue.
Elizabeth MaeGUEST
11:12
That happens to your toes.
Olivia HingeGUEST
16:53
When the blood flow comes back, the burning is so intense within the breast.
Olivia HingeGUEST
16:59
Now, you can always also get this reduction in blood flow if somebody has something like Raynaud's, which is a circulatory problem where you get very white, painful extremities.
Olivia HingeGUEST
17:09
And that can happen to the nipple as well.
Olivia HingeGUEST
17:11
When the blood flow comes back, it's very, very itchy.
Brad PitzeleGUEST
1:46
But it wasn't major.
Brad PitzeleGUEST
1:49
And then when I was about 25, I developed Raynaud's syndrome, which, as I used to joke at the time, was a middle-aged woman issue.
Julie HoughtonHOST
1:56
conditions
Brad PitzeleGUEST
1:57
where you lose all the blood flow in your hands and feet and they go stark uh we're all
KimberlyGUEST
9:49
And anxiety and depression, because when you can increase circulation in the brain, it helps the brain to heal, right? Dementia, it's helpful with dementia.
RebeccaGUEST
9:59
Raynaud's.
RebeccaGUEST
10:00
And Raynaud's is a circulation issue.
RebeccaGUEST
10:02
They have no solution for that.
RebeccaGUEST
10:05
Neuropathy.
RebeccaGUEST
10:05
So that's a really interesting one.
RebeccaGUEST
10:08
Raynaud's, did you say?
MindyHOST
10:09
Raynaud's.

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