PUBLICATIONS
Birgitta I. Rice, M.S., R.Ph., CHES
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A Natural Technique for Improving Blood Flow to the Feet
Diabetes Explorer, November-December, p. 50, 2007
* Clinical Benefits of Training Patients to Voluntarily Increase
Peripheral Blood Flow: The WarmFeet Intervention
The Diabetes Educator, Vol.33, No 3, p 442, May - June 2007 http://tde.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/33/3/442
The Obesity Epidemic and Its Effect on Kids - ADA Expo program,
Minneapolis Star Tribune, 10/14, p 3, 2006
Improving Blood Flow to the Feet – The Power of Relaxation and
Biofeedback, Diabetes Self-Management, 5, p.28-31, 2004
Pain in Your Legs and Feet?
Diabetes Wellness News, 9/4, p.5, 2003
* Mind-Body Interventions and Diabetes,
Diabetes SPECTRUM, 4, p.213-217, 2001
* Effect of Thermal Biofeedback Assisted Training on Foot Ulcer
Healing. Jour Am Podiatr Med Assoc, 1/3, p.132-41, 2001
The WarmFeet® Kit. Cassette recording with instructions. A relaxation
technique designed to improve blood flow to the feet and thermometer
for biofeedback, ® and © 1997, B.I. Rice. CD version added in 2007
* Increased Peroneal Nerve Function in People with Diabetes
Mellitus Following Biofeedback Assisted Relaxation Training.
Abstract in Biofeedback and Self‑Regulation, Vol.9, No.3,
September 1994.
* Increased Healing Rate of Foot Ulcers with Thermal
Biofeedback Assisted Relaxation Training (BART).
DIABETES, 43/6, 1994.
* Increased Peroneal Nerve Function in People with Diabetes
Mellitus Following Biofeedback Assisted Relaxation Training in
The Proceedings of the 25th Annual Meeting of the Association
for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, March 1994.
* Increased Sensory Nerve Function of the Peroneal Nerve:
Response to Biofeedback Assisted Training,
DIABETES, 41/6, p.33A, 1992.
* Effect of Thermal Biofeedback-Assisted Relaxation Training
on Blood Circulation in the Lower Extremities of a Population
with Diabetes, Diabetes Care, 15/7, p.853-859, 1992
Relaxation Tape: To Increase Blood Circulation in the Feet.
Copyright © 1990, B.I. Rice.
* Effect of Biofeedback Assisted Relaxation Training on
Peripheral Blood Flow in the Lower Extremities of a Population
with Diabetes. Master’s Thesis, University of Wisconsin –
La Crosse, May 1990