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The Breast Cancer Diaries
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|When Murray-Paige, a former local news reporter and anchor, is diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 38, she sets up a diary camera in her bedroom. Ann's video diaries--raw and true--offer an intimate chronicle of a young mother's journey.
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text: Peshtigo Times Wisconsin Community Newspaper Perspectives * From our readers Sports Shorts * Three New Trails For Hikers, Bikers In Wisconsin* Deer Advisory Councils Provide Opportunity For Local Input* Ardent Fisherman Objects To Proposed Pan Fish Rules* Cougars Off And Running* Town of Peshtigo Fire Dept. Hosts Golf Outing Sept. 12 e-EditionNow AvailableFor more informationclick here THE CITY REBORN FROM THE ASHES OF AMERICA'S MOST DISASTROUS FOREST FIRE From our readers Students Speak Out (Continued) Is Global Warming a Hoax? Global warming is fake and we must stop the spreading of this rumor. Global warming really isnt that bad. The earth is just going through a cycle of slightly warmer temperatures, and there is no need to worry because it will go away. Earths temperature has been going down lately but rose 1% in the last year. According to Gale: Opposing Viewpoints, in the last 100 years the average temperature only went up 1.3ºF. Just recently temperatures even went down. From 2007 to 2009 the average temperature went down .9ºF. So this is part of a cycle. The heating of Earth is just part of a cycle. According to the Harris-Mann Climatology, the earth goes through long cycles of heating and cooling. During the past, 4,500 years researchers have found that there have been 75 major temperature swings. So this is simply because of a cycle of temperatures. Dr. Wheeler of the University of Kansas during the 70s predicted the temperatures that we feel today, and all climate changes since then. He also discovered that approximately every 102 years there is a significantly warmer or drier period. We are just at the start of a heat cycle that is predicted to peak in the early 2030s. Then these temperatures will go away and we could have a seriously cold and dry environment. So what are people going to think in the future? Will they all believe in global cooling? Now that you know global warming is fake, you must stop spreading this rumor to others immediately. Connor Smith Identity Theft Stops Now Identity theft is one of the United States biggest crimes, according to the FTC or the Federal Trade Commission. In 2012 the FTC reported identity theft as the number one customer complaint. There are many reasons this needs to stop. Here are some of them. First of all, many people suffer because they lose their jobs and houses because someone stole their identities. According to the FTC, most people that have their identity stolen is because they lose their credit or debit cards, or even leave the ATM with their credit card number on it. Some ways people get their identify stolen are losing their wallets, stolen mail, a data breach, computer viruses, and even dumpster diving. Secondly, according to the FTC, some people that lose their identity never get a good paying job. Lots of people will have their credit cards denied because of it. Sometimes people spend over 1,200 hours trying to clear up the huge problems. Finally, lots of people go insane because their lives are ruined. Most people have everything taken from them. They try so hard to get their stuff back, but they cant. Most of the time people think the person is just a big money waster but really it can be someone else. So these are my reasons identity theft needs to be stopped. First, many people lose jobs or houses. Secondly, people will sometimes never get a job. Finally, many people go insane because they think their lives are ruined. So thats why identity theft needs to be stopped. Cole Tackmier Baseball in the Olympics Baseball should be put back in the Olympics. According to the International Baseball Federation (IBAF), the worldwide governing body for the sport of baseball, there are 188 countries that play professional baseball. Baseball should be put back in the Olympics. It is one of the worlds most popular sports, the success of the World Baseball Classic, and other countries play baseball, not just the United States. My first reason, baseball is one of the worlds most popular sports. According to Fredrick Wertz, a sports writer for the Bleacher Report, the IBAF consists of 118 members. Compare to rugby, a sport which will replace baseball i the 2016 Olympics, the International Rugby Board only consists of 98 members. Im not saying rugby isnt an Olympic sport; rather baseball should be. Also, ping pong is an Olympic sport. Ping pong! Baseballs just as popular in Japan or any other country that plays ping pong. Not saying anything bad for ping pong fans out there, Im just saying baseball deserves to be back in the Olympics. According to nylisons.miblogs. com, not very populated countries like Bhutan, the Marshall islands and Palau all play baseball. That shows that baseball is popular all over the world. Second, the success of the WBC, World Baseball Classic, has many to believe baseball should be put back in the Olympics. Since its creation in 2006, the WBC has helped develop popularity of baseball around the world. Millions, even billions, of fans crowded around their TVs to watch their nations compete. According to Bleacher Report, the 737,112 attendees at the 2nd WBC in 2009 was an 8.5% increase from 2006, and international television ratings soared as well. ESPN Deportes saw outstanding ratings, and the finals in 2006 and 2009 still stand as the two most watched sports broadcasts in Japanese television history. The success of WBC shows that baseball draws the attendance and has the popularity to be an Olympic sport again. Finally, other countries play baseball too, not just the U.S. One of the main reasons baseball got cut from the Olympics is because the MLB wont pause their season so players can play in the Olympics. Just because the MLB wont pause their season doesnt mean the Japanese, Cuban and European leagues that ARE willing to pause their season so players could compete in the Olympics. For this reason the IOC, International Olympic Committee, should show some sympathy and consideration for other countries in which baseball plays a much greater role in their country. These are my strongly positioned reasons to put back baseball in the Olympics. Baseball is one of the worlds most popular sports, the success of the World Baseball Classic, and other countries play baseball, not just the United States. My solution is to put baseball in the Winter Olympics! You can use a couple of domes to play in. You could also do the same thing for American football in the Summer Olympics. If not, the United States can use amateur and college players to form rosters. Much like what was done in other sports, most notably hockey. The United States won the gold medal in hockey in the Winter Olympics. I hope you found my topic and reasons to reinstate baseball in the Olympics! 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KS House is a five floors guesthouse, no elevator! and located only 5 minutes walk from famous Khao San Road! It has clean functional rooms at reasonable prices, and it's got the services you need for a convenient stay. Laundry is 40 Baht a kilo (with prices for individual items, too).
KS House now has FREE WI-FI Internet connection with your own laptop at the room or lobby or restaurant. Free safety deposit boxes that have a dual key system for added security.
We also have a number of computers in our lobby that you can use to surf the Net for a small fee & available 24hrs.
The ATM is near our guesthouse just 5 shops beside us. and also money exchange at the corner of intersection.
It is important that you must leave your important valuable/belongs with our safe deposit box which is free of charge, especially if you are bringing in a Thai guests.
our check-out time is 12:00(noon)
Late check out time - charge 50% Between 12:00(noon) - 18.00
Check out after 18.00 - charge full rate
Please inform the front before 11:00 for your extend stay
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This Guesthouse sounds good but is big shit!
We came as 2 couples and booked 2 double-bed rooms.
We booked here and when we arrived they had no rooms and we are asked to go.
We asked for get back money and then the very unfriendly woman on reception wanted to give us different dorm-room for same price.
We are really relaxed and tolerant but this dorm-room was crazy dirty and really not suitable for a woman with just a little bit of hygienic interest, so we ask again for getting back prepaid money and then the woman turned into a monster.
So, dont book here, its not even cheap cheaper, shit, its dirty and awful in the rooms!
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It's ok for the price...
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OK stay overall - clean hostel, great service from staff, watch out for the club sandwich though!
Good location, great value
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The rooms are clean but fairly basic. The staff were really helpful with things like organising airport transport. Locationwise K.S.house is terrific as it is within easy walking distance to the river where you can catch the express boats to places like the grand palace and Wat Po and really close to all the excitement of Khao San road. I'd stay there again.
No frills, but a comfortable place to stay. The advertised Rooftop Restaurant did not seem to be operating and the advertised wi-fi worked out in the hallway and lobby but not in the room. The location is close to a pier for the express boat, which is the best way to get around Bangkok, but there are few transportation options after dark when the boat stops running. No skytrain or subway access. The neighborhood offers all services and there are some great food stalls nearby. Helpful staff.
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This is the best cheap accommodation around. Very happy with our stay. Free wifi, luggage hold, air conditioned rooms and very helpful staff. If I only have one minor comment to make that isn't a pro, that is that the rooms are quite small. But livable. And that's all you need!
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the lady that worked there was extremely freindly and very helpful. the room was nice and the aircon was lovely and cold
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2.33/5 rDev -36.2%
12oz bottle, courtesy of alefish (thanks David), into a Kate snifter.
A - Pours a clear golden-amber, with a huge three fingers of fluffy off-white head. Plenty of lacing and great retention. Nice start.
S - Sweetness and malt lead off, with a slight nuttiness in the background. It smells more like a nut brown ale than a barleywine.
T - The nut brown theme continues -- it's sweet, but not in the typical English Barleywine way, where you'd expect toffee-like flavors. This is more of an acrid, unpleasant sweetness, more almond than peanut, and a short, bitter finish. I can't help but think this is classified in the wrong style.
M - It's reasonably meaty, but for a barleywine it's thin. Carbonation is a touch too sharp, and it's very drying.
O - Definitely a disappointment. After having some stellar English Barleywines recently, this is certainly a lower-tier offering.
04-16-2012 02:53:43 | More by djmichaelk
2.48/5 rDev -32.1%
Deep reddish-orange with frothy white head, about a finger and half thick. Good retention.
Light nose of fruits, light caramel, some nuts and toffee. Nothing too powerful, just pleasant.
Medium body, with unimpressive taste. Some fruitiness and light nut flavors , but that's about it. Not much going on here.
Have definitely had better barleywines than this, and trust me, there is better.
04-16-2014 00:03:37 | More by happy4hoppybeer
New Jersey
2.5/5 rDev -31.5%
06-07-2013 05:12:48 | More by megamass
2.5/5 rDev -31.5%
04-26-2014 22:10:33 | More by enelson
2.75/5 rDev -24.7%
07-31-2012 22:46:51 | More by brez8791
2.75/5 rDev -24.7%
Poured from 12 oz bottle into Alesmith Horny Devil snifter.
A- pours a dark orange with a 2 finger white head. Has a nice ring of lacingq.
S- not much here. Pilsner malts, some sweetness and slight brown sugar, cinnamon.
T- high alcohol beer with some sweetness and spices.
M- medium body, slight creaminess with some alcohol bite.
O- bad Barleywine, bad beer. Not sure how this is even close to a 3.anything but not a good effort here.
04-21-2012 03:45:03 | More by kawilliams81
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -17.8%
04-16-2014 15:18:17 | More by jodybrutal
3/5 rDev -17.8%
03-20-2014 01:49:28 | More by baybum
3/5 rDev -17.8%
11-26-2013 00:49:42 | More by jpd7374
3/5 rDev -17.8%
04-12-2012 04:21:34 | More by 2beerdogs
3/5 rDev -17.8%
02-27-2014 19:34:43 | More by skaboom420
New Jersey
3.18/5 rDev -12.9%
poured into snifter from bottle
Surprisingly light gold very clear one finger white head and little lacing
Aroma of mild breads and sweet fruits maybe honey too
Taste was light sugars honey caramel and soft ripe fruits pear and apple apricot perhaps
Mouth feel was moderate properly carbonated nice finish with the alcohol
02-11-2012 21:32:25 | More by muskiesman
3.23/5 rDev -11.5%
Very happy to see this bottled now. Poured into a snifter. Pours a crystal clear copper color with some lighter golden-yellow highlights. Amazing carbonation that leaves a nice white bubbly cap and legs after every sip.
Mostly lighter citrus fruits bring the nose. Oranges , apricots, honey and slight woody touch as well.
Taste is not what I remembered from old bart on tap 2 years ago at the brewery. Mostly dominated by a thin, hot, boozey alcohol. Slight touch of the citrus fruits detected from the nose.
Light bodied, thin and boozey but it does have great carbonation that tingles the palate.
This seems to be a totally different beer now. I remember a lower ABV and much thicker body.
01-08-2012 14:46:56 | More by TheFightfan1
3.25/5 rDev -11%
12-25-2013 01:52:52 | More by weeare138
District of Columbia
3.25/5 rDev -11%
01-01-2014 21:27:16 | More by nmann08
3.25/5 rDev -11%
Purchased from 1 Stop Beverage in Wyomissing, PA. Packaging is dated 12/07/11 with a sticker gun. I'm guessing this is a purchase date at the distributor as Yard's wouldn't have much need to date their products in this way.
Using a Mad Elf goblet Old Bart gives off a light coppery hue with the slightest hint of ruby red. A small amount of bone white foam develops a cap on top and quickly gives way. Our first hint of some serious ABV. I expected a bit of head retention due to using a glass that tapers towards the top but such is not the case. Mildly effervescent and only tiny, champagne like, bubbles at that.
I get fruit in the nose along with a touch of citrus in the back. There's some spice like qualities developing which I get up front and towards the finish. Maybe licorice? Copious amounts of alcohol.
I'm on my third pour now, about half way through my second 12oz and the hops are really starting to catch me. It's almost pale ale/IPA territory. There's a good amount of malt sweetness up front and a tinge of plum/raisin sorts of things going on but at this point the bitterness is gaining on my taste buds.
Feels slick in the mouth. I tad prickly but more from the hops than the bubbles. Overall body is thin for this style.
I don't know if I would recommend this one. At least not now. With some time the alcohol might mellow out and the hops should subside but at this point it's no bueno. Even with some age I feel other examples may be more indicative of this style. Your mileage may very.
Maybe they parti-gyle this one. A pale ale would certainly make sense behind this beer.
09-27-2012 01:55:56 | More by emericanchaos
3.25/5 rDev -11%
02-21-2014 04:00:13 | More by KAP1356
New York
3.25/5 rDev -11%
01-02-2014 21:36:21 | More by mdfb79
3.25/5 rDev -11%
11-16-2013 17:24:53 | More by Tucquan
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -11%
07-14-2012 17:02:08 | More by djrn2
3.25/5 rDev -11%
09-04-2013 14:53:03 | More by HRamz3
3.3/5 rDev -9.6%
Bought a case back in December. Had about a 6-pack worth from the case. Decided to pop one open to cap off a Thursday night.
A: Pours a clear dark gold color with sufficient head and nice carbonation. Head dissipates after a short while.
S: Smells mostly of honey & light, sweet tasting malts. Reminds me of Yards' Thomas Jefferson Ale - only stronger. Some citrus & lemon notes likely from the hops. Not a lot of complexity - was expecting more.
T: Tastes sweet with the honey-like quality taking front aim at the taste buds. Some other sweet tasting characters as well like slight citrus & lemon notes. A bit of a husky grainy quality.
M: Sweet tasting beer with some good bitterness to not make it cloyingly sweet. Finishes dry - I'm guessing they used a fair amount of simple sugars to bump up the ABV. Feels lighter for a barely wine, but still has enough character to keep this one a sipper. Alcohol notes are somewhat subdued but I can feel the warmness in the back of the throat.
O: A good beer that could improve a bit with more complex malt characters. Seems a little too one-dimensional to me. Better as it warms up. As stated earlier, it seems to share too many qualities as the Thomas Jefferson Ale. Could this be an amped up recipe of that? Would take this anyday over a mass produced beer, but seems to be under par when compared to other craft barely wines.
05-04-2012 01:46:25 | More by jwhancher
3.3/5 rDev -9.6%
The heat is well-hidden and this is an American made Barleywine that aspires to be English rather than West Coast, thank God.
A - very light. Nice head at first. Impressed by light hue and clarity.
A - hops, some toffee. Really lively. Nothing else, happily. It doesn't have the burst of a good IPA or Bock, its too neutral.
T - A lot is going on here, not all of it good. Zesty. Solvent. The profile is pronounced, but not endearing. It's not rounded, or perfectly sweet enough. I just feel that in a beer so big something more interesting could be offered.
M - Thin? I dunno if I want syrup, but it feels like it is thin just to drive up ABV.
O - A pallet is temperamental. It is hard to fairly judge a beer. A lot relies on time and place. Having other beers today, I'm slow to criticize. Still, I wanted something to cap the say, and this did not.
01-24-2012 23:53:45 | More by MONKandTUCK
3.33/5 rDev -8.8%
A: foamy, moderately dense persistent head colored orange-tinted beige; a genuine amber, persistent fine speckled and latticed lacing
S: toffee, citrus
T: 10.3% abv cuts through sharply, leaving an astringent aftertaste, surprisingly yeasty and breadlike, caramel, bitter
M: sparkling, medium-bodied, smooth finish
O: A lot of beers shoot for high abv without the structure to handle it, and this may be one, as the alcohol was the strongest note, masking the more compelling malt, yeast, and tertiary flavors
Draft, poured in a snifter.
11-18-2013 23:31:54 | More by RandomExile
3.38/5 rDev -7.4%
12 oz bottle, with bottled on code of 120711.
appears a clear dark golden color with amber highlights. fine white head, good retention and lacing. aroma is sweet, slightly spicey, earthy hops.
taste is a balance of malts - caramel, raisin, with fruity esters and spicey hops. medium thickness, slick mouthfeel, medium carbonatoin.
overall - decent, but I think it could be a bit thicker, and have lower carbonation, to fit better. also, some more malt depth would help.
02-22-2012 05:00:44 | More by jmdrpi
Olde Bartholomew from Yards Brewing Co.
83 out of 100 based on 90 ratings.


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Researchers at Cern in Switzerland have proved the merits of a way to test antimatter as a source of the long-postulated "anti-gravity". How antimatter responds to gravity remains a mystery; it may "fall up" rather than down. Now researchers reporting in Nature Communications have made strides toward finally resolving that notion.
Why the Universe we see today is made overwhelmingly of matter, with only tiny amounts of antimatter, has prompted a number of studies to try to find some difference between the two. One significant difference between the two may be the way they interact with gravity - antimatter may be repelled by matter, rather than attracted to it. But it is a difference that no one has been able to test - until the advent of Cern's Alpha experiment.
Alpha is an acronym for Antihydrogen Laser Physics Apparatus - an experiment designed to build and trap antimatter "atoms". In 2011 the Alpha team showed they could keep antihydrogen atoms trapped for 1,000 seconds. The team has now gone back to their existing data on 434 antihydrogen atoms, with the antigravity question in mind.
"In the course of all the experiments, we release (the antihydrogen atoms) and look for their annihilation," said Jeffrey Hangst, spokesperson for the experiment. "We've gone through those data to see if we can see any influence of gravity on the positions at which they annihilate - looking for atoms to fall for the short amount of time they exist before they hit the wall," he told BBC News.
The team has made a statistical study of which antihydrogen atoms went where - up or down - and they are able to put a first set of constraints on how the anti-atoms respond to gravity. The best limits they can suggest is that they are less than 110 times more susceptible to gravity than normal atoms, and less than 65 times that strength, but in the opposite direction: antigravity. In short, the question remains unanswered - so far.
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Rivers State governor and Chairman of Nigeria Governors' Forum, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, has said that he was not in any position to know who becomes his successor, as only God knows.
He said he will personally pray for God to make His choice on who becomes the next governor of the state.
He spoke at St. Barth's Anglican Church, Bera Deanery, during Senator Magnus Abe's thanksgiving service in Gokana Local Government Area of the state, weekend.
Senator Abe had organised the thanksgiving service to thank God for his survival in the attack on him by the police at a Save Rivers Movement rally in Rumuola, Port Harcourt.
Amaechi said the next governor would be somebody of reliable character, who would continue after him in transformation of the state.
He said: "You must prepare for the next election, so that you will teach them a lesson and the only way to teach them a lesson is first to pray to God, after praying, go and register, if you don't have a voter's card. If you have a voter's card, wait for the election and vote against Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.
"I have not started praying for who will take over from me. When I start, you will know. The prayer for now is God, we want you to deliver All Progressives Congress, APC. God, we want you to lead us to build a party called APC.
"The moment we are convinced that we are finished with that, I will put my knees again on the ground, and I will tell my wife and I will tell my pastors. Usually, when we go to God, we don't go with a name. If you go with a name, you are not asking God to make a decision, you are telling God I have made my decision. God, please make this decision for me, so that we don't meet failure in the course of the struggle and once God chooses whoever will be governor, I believe that all of us will work together to support the person because all these things we have done so far, if we don't get the right person in, they would collapse. They will spend four years stealing money before they remember that you exist because we know them. We have documents, they have served under us."
On Abe's condition before he was flown abroad for treatment, Governor Amaechi said: "I was the first to tell him to travel because of his condition."
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Strategic Action in the Liberalised German Electricity Market
AbstractNowadays, a process can be observed in Germany where electricity producing and trading firms react to the electricity market liberalisation by merging market shares, since the year 2000, which reduces the number of suppliers and influences production and consumer prices. This paper discusses whether the liberalisation process will have positive or negative impacts on the environmental situation and whether this process together with a phase out of nuclear power can guarantee the intended improvement of environmental conditions without governmental regulation in Germany. This is done by modelling different strategic options of energy suppliers and their impacts on the economic and environmental situation in the liberalised German electricity market by a computational game theoretic model. Calculations with this model show that when German firms act strategically (e.g. a change in action of one firm affects the electricity price and, hence, the payoffs of other firms), the environment is better off at the cost of higher electricity prices. This result is robust to perturbations as shows by performing a sensitivity analysis.
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Cold Nose Winter Ale - Laughing Dog Brewing
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Ratings: 40 | Reviews: 35 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by deanhead:
4.1/5 rDev +8.8%
deep dark mahogany color
Smells of peat, and Carmel. Kinda reminds me of a Scottish style ale but with a little hop aroma.
taste rich and malty, with a little hop aroma.
mouthful- full bodied beer, that just keeps coming at you.
I like this beer very much. I wish I could get it in vt!!
01-06-2008 00:17:21 | More by deanhead
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New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
Another brew from a Christmas gift basket from brother Bob--thanks! Dark prurple ruby red (black at eye level) body, hevy with uneven brown head in a Chimay glass--this beer is not messing around! A perfect five appearance is lost to a sloppy, inconsistent lacing... intriguing balance of malts and hops--forms a grapelike, citrusesque aroma... something astringent afloat here... somewhat creamy mouthfeel... medium-bodied with an effervescent soda rush when chewed, smooth otherwise... a uniquely acidic presence: like beechwood and merlot had a lovechild(!)... as the glass drains, the alcoholic blow softens to a rather smoky finish, as a port would.... Cold Nose stands out from other winter ales I've sampled with its daring balance and uniquely complex character... the strength of hops rise as the beer drains, offering an IPA-type pleasure... a nice introduction to beers from Idaho!
01-18-2009 04:37:26 | More by dacrza1
New Jersey
3.98/5 rDev +5.6%
Laughing Dog- Cold Nose
A- Deep ruddy brown with a thich fizzy cola head. Decent head retention with a filmy lacing.
S- Spicy nutmeg, molasses, brown sugar, and pine.
T- Pine/ spruce hops prominate with a nice spicy warm nutmeg, brown sugar, molasses, vanilla, and plum flavors.
M- Hoppy up front with a good creamy warming malt body. Finishes off creamy and warming.
Overall- Big warm flavors. This 1 fits the Winter Warmer Style nicely.
12-28-2008 18:22:55 | More by NJpadreFan
North Carolina
3.65/5 rDev -3.2%
My first Idaho beer, thanks to msubulldog25. Pours a deeply dark brown with burgundy hints, Head is light brown like a toasted marshmallow, though it doesn't stick around very long, crowning the glass in a matter of seconds.
Nose is less obviously spiced than many other Winter Warmers. Malty as hell, but with a twist. Molasses, maple and peat give a comforting, robust smell.
Drinks like a Scotch Ale, having a lingering smoke/peat mellowness with a dab of char in the finish. Hints of grape soda pop up, with a light nuttiness emerging as it warms. Hops are there, but veiled by the interesting and dominant malt action. Burnt flavor in the finish is just a little too prevalent over time.
Definitely an original take on this style, but they could have labelled it a Porter or Scotch Ale without many but the most experienced beer geek noticing.
02-13-2008 22:41:08 | More by Metalmonk
3.9/5 rDev +3.4%
There's an intriguing candy and bubblegum aroma, almost Belgian in character. Long spicy and bitter aftertaste, tasty if you're into hops. Definitely reminds me of an English ale for the earthy hops element. The malts have a subtle roasted barley and cocoa character that's met by a big citrus punch followed by the more herbal tones. This is a nice mix of roasty malts and sharp hops. Recommended for people who dig dark, bitter beers.
12-08-2008 23:55:00 | More by tempest
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
Pours caramel/brown with 3+ fingers of tan head. Above average head retention & lacing
S: Cakeyness, cinnamon & brown sugar
T: Cakey, herbal hops, dryness & spruce tips up front. Toasty malt. a touch of pecan & caramel & some coffee grinds as this warms. Finishes with astrigent grainyness, with a bit of brown bread, & brown sugar, almost pulled a 4.0
MF: Medium bodied, with low carbonation, well balanced
Drinks pretty easy, a decent winter warmer, just was a tad too astrigent to really get into
12-18-2008 05:02:28 | More by russpowell
3.85/5 rDev +2.1%
12oz bottle thanks to ThirstyHopHead for including this as an extra.
Burnt cherry in appearance and topped with two fingers worth of toffee colored head
Hot spicy hops, quite vinous, cinnamon and a light dusting of brown sugar. Malt presence is sweet and roasty but rather subdued and allows the hops to take an agrressive overall stance.
Very spicy, tart, astonishingly bitter but not from the hops. This beer is so roasty it almost tastes burnt. Cinnamon, brown sugar, licorice, nutmeg and prunes. Lots of complexity, tastes almost like one of those winter wines that you can buy in the basements of shopping malls, the difference here of course being the mouthfeel. Soft carbonation, astringent, slightly medicinal aftertaste that firms up the beer and makes it seem more bubbly than it really is. Reminds me a bit like the aftertaste of apple cider and the taste reminds me a bit of it as well.
Not sure how I feel about this, seems a bit overdone in the taste department, a bit too spicy for its own good which seems to cloud the sweeter, maltier aspects of this beer.
12-08-2008 02:03:05 | More by bluemoonswoon
3.2/5 rDev -15.1%
Let me start by saying how much I am in love with Laughing dog brewing. They are one of the best in the northwest in a crowded field.
look- Nice looking with a dark brown tone. close to zero visablity. The head looks good at first but quickly leaves you looking for it.
smell- Lots of hops
taste- There is a lot of hops showing on this where I didn't expect it. Its not a black IPA but it kinda feels like one..
feel- lots of activity in the mouth.
overall- Not my fav. I am not a big fan of it all. I was testing it for a Christmas beer party it won't make my list.
12-12-2011 04:45:17 | More by isualum12
3.85/5 rDev +2.1%
$1.50/12oz at the Boise Coop. Enjoyed from a red wine glass.
Dark brown pour with a huge beige head. Mmmm smell the hops from here.
Aroma is piney and caramel malts with an earthy undertone. The smell is big hops... I now that this bottle is fresh.
Fantastic chocolate malt sided with lite caramel ... great bitterness to match. I swear I can taste a hop cone or two... good hop oils ... with a big enough body that I only want one more... tonight.
I have had my fair share of the Cold Nose and am very impressed. This brewery is continually impressing me. Devil Dog is great. Huckleberry Cream is one of my favorite all time fruit beers (traditionally I don't appreciate fruit beers). If you get a chance, enjoy this off of a tap; the bottles are really great but fresh is better. Saying that, Laughing Dog is really hitting a stride with their bottling line. Keep it up!
11-28-2007 11:04:56 | More by JohnGalt1
New York
4.55/5 rDev +20.7%
Another anticipated brewery first courtesy of Mr. Idaho himself, JohnGalt1.
Cute label featuring the brewery's resident lab, Benny. He looks more heroic then brave really. Probably just got done dragging a couple frostbitten survivors out of the wilderness when on his way into work. Or maybe he ate an extra chewy squirrel & just took the most satisfying dump of his life. Either way, he's happy. :)
Beer poured into my newly acquired Pisgah pint glass. I've been breaking a lot of glasses lately, & this one seems sturdy enough not to crack under the weight of its contents.
A dark, oily brown, with glimmers of hope creeping through the edges. A huge, densely packed tan head towers over the beer. Nitro without the nitro.
Smell is such a luscious mix of lactose, cream, & vanilla. Almost how I like my coffee: one part black, one part cream, six parts milk. :P Hop profile is resiny & little spicy, but it all but barely peeks over the windowsill until it warms past 55f. It smells very savory once it's all in the right place.
Well finally getting around to drinking the damn thing, I grab awkwardly with my opposite hand & almost lose my grip. Eek!
Tastes of a lightly roasted hazelnut coffee & the obligatory cream(to me anyways). A touch of smoke & a little brown sugar. A prickly, pinch of hops nips at the sides of my tongue, while also oozing out an extra touch of earthy sweetness.
Mouthfeel is certainly creamy(thesaurus, STAT!), but at the same time a bit thin. Carbonation is mild, & since it isn't sticky or anything of the sort, it just runs straight through. Not quite big enough for this cold winter season.
This drinks easy, real easy. No real spices, no stoutly roastedness, small in body, but mighty tasty flavor. I could almost classify it as a schwarzbier if my opinion meant anything more then what you see right here. Traders, I love me a good schwarz by the way. :)
02-05-2008 01:50:39 | More by PEBKAC
3.7/5 rDev -1.9%
pours a beautiful oak brown with golden highlights and a two-finger creamy khaki head that holds for a good while, leaving behind some beautiful lacing.
Aroma of caramel and light toasted malts. hints of butterscotch and toffee malt create an almost pastry or snickerdoodle like aroma.
Taste is heavy on the malt, although a lighter and fresher malt profile than many winer warmers. Crackers, yeasty, dough and sugar cookies. Maple syrup, almonds, and hazelnuts work their way into the mix. Some hops finish it off nicely without too much bittering. very pleasant on the whole.
Medium body with good carbonation and fairly smooth. Easy to drink, and the almost 7% alcohol is entirely undetectable.
Definitely worth picking some up to sample. While it's a bit less hopped than the average winter warmer and has significantly less dark malt, it's a wonderful addition to the winter warmer rotation. I'm sure I'll pick up a few more before the season has ended.
11-23-2008 19:16:46 | More by djeucalyptus
4.65/5 rDev +23.3%
Great winter brew that has lots of hops - yum. The two previous reviewers said it all.
I especially liked the fact that Laughing Dog kept this brew full bodied without the usual winter ale sweetness. Nice balance of hops and malt.
Keep it up LD!!
12-22-2007 03:20:07 | More by Greasyregs
4.22/5 rDev +11.9%
Pours brown with orangeish/reddish hues. A creamy tan cover leaves trailing lace.
The smell is of caramel with a mild minty, piney, spicy hop touch.
The taste is of caramel/toffee with piney, herbal/spicy hops. The malt and hops keep their own complexities and complement one another well. Leans towards the medium-to-dark maltiness, as expected for a winter warmer, but with a complex hop touch that balances it and adds depth of flavor. Semi-sweet turns to a dryish, bitterish finish.
It hits full-bodied, with a slight tingle of carbonation. It is smooth. A nice, long aftertaste lingers.
This is a winter warmer that shows sweet malt and bitter hops that converge well. Certainly "drinkable", it's a malt-forward with a complex hop backing that is sure to please in the cold of winter. Certainly a nice change-up with the use of hops to give a wintery spicing rather than actual spices. A winter warmer with a hop kick done well! NICE!
02-08-2010 21:36:58 | More by jwc215
4.13/5 rDev +9.5%
I'm begining to enjoy these winter warmers. As a fan of the Old Ales these are like having Old Ale light with a bit of spicyness. Especially with the snow outside. On to the review.
A- A nice Dark brown color. The head is about 1.5 fingers and lingers nicely. The lacing is good as well.
S- A good spicy smell. There's hints of Fruit, sweet malts and pine as well as a noticeable hoppy after-odor. It's like smelling pie.
T- Dried fruit, apricots perhaps, with a hint of spicyness before the hops get you. Big bitter hoppy finish that lingers nicely.
M- Medium bodied and well rounded with a bitterness that gets you on the way out.
D - I like the bitter hoppyness. It smacks you a bit which is needed on those cold nights in front of the fireplace. I'd get a sixer of this sometime if it was available. Good on you Idaho.
02-05-2009 00:00:47 | More by Gilgemesh
New Jersey
3.8/5 rDev +0.8%
Appearance: brown in color with a thick fluffy 2" tan colored head. Nice lace paints the glass.
Smell: malt sweetness and floral hop bitterness are very pleasant on the nose.
Taste: roasted malts, hint of chocolate, some spiciness, molasses, and a hearty bitterness are well balanced.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied beer. Lightly crisp to start, smoother and a bit dry at the finish. Aftertaste is short lived.
Drinkability: this is lighter in body than expected so it goes down pretty quickly. Not a bad beer and a few of these could be had in a session.
11-14-2009 01:29:59 | More by Gavage
4/5 rDev +6.1%
12-07-2011 12:29:32 | More by ROGUE16
3.7/5 rDev -1.9%
I got the beer on tap at Union Jacks, outside philly. It smelled very spicey, and semi hoppy. The drinkability is average, But the taste was very good. I was at the bar with three of my friends and two of them disliked it and my friend and i thought it was very good.
01-17-2009 05:37:00 | More by kuhfusslager
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +12.7%
02-22-2014 15:58:03 | More by RevCraig
3.33/5 rDev -11.7%
Poured from 12oz bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance: dark red-brown hue, heavy on the red. Body is haze-free and has a nice effervescence. Head is a thin finger of frothy tan foam which didn't seem to hang around too long. The color is quite beautiful, though.
Smell: sweet malt underneath, but the main aroma is of harsh, resiny hops. It's a bit too prickly for my taste.
Taste: good old ale malt character like dates and tobacco; a nice, light ashiness is in there as well. However, the hops are just too raspy and distracting.
Mouthfeel: medium body with a decent level of carbonation and creaminess.
Overall: I couldn't really get into this beer. It has some redeeming qualities, but it lacks balance or finesse.
03-15-2013 19:30:10 | More by flagmantho
3.9/5 rDev +3.4%
This beer poured a reddish amber, slightly carbonated with an off white lacing head.
The bouquet had nice malty notes with hints of cloves and alspice. Just a trist of chocolate on the back-nose. This transladed well to the taste as I got the feeling I was drinking a nice cross between a belgian winter ale and an english spiced ale. I got the spices but I picked up hints of dried fig during the second and third sips. Nice dry tartness to the finish.
Mouthfeel is good and the body was closer to an english brown, a bite lighter than I was anticipating. This is a tasty that is great from a cold night!
12-26-2008 22:48:52 | More by garcia2a
4.33/5 rDev +14.9%
Thanks goes out to JohnGalt1 for this brew.
Pours a very nice dark brown color, nice carbonation, nice one-finger thick/creamy tan head, with some nice creamy sticky lacing. The nose is malty, nice notes of toffee/chocolate. The taste is malty, slightly bitter, with some licorice, nice touch of toffee/chocolate. Medium body. Very drinkable, this is a very nice brew, recommended. Thanks Toby.
08-21-2008 01:07:56 | More by Wasatch
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
01-21-2013 16:27:37 | More by leedorham
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
A - pours a deep dark brown with 1/4 inch of tan foam
S - aroma of dried fruit, sweet malts and piney hops
T - dried fruits, bananas and spices, with a nice hoppy finish
M/D - Nice spicy taste and carbonation, mouthfeel is decent, as it warms I like it less. There is something about this one that I just don't like.
04-29-2009 17:23:35 | More by mikereaser
3.1/5 rDev -17.8%
A 12 ounce bottle split amongst myself and two others at a small winter-themed tasting. Review is from my notes; 2010 vintage.
It pours a clear brown color with faded cream-colored head; it fades at a moderate pace and leaves more lacing than anticipated. It smells of overpowering mint. Taste is the same, prominently mint with some other herbs breaking through; faint malt and some clove and barley are barely detectable. Mouthfeel is relatively smooth save for a slight caramel texture to it; this particular bottle seemed undercarbonated. The mint is far to strong for me to drink more than one of these.
07-15-2011 03:42:42 | More by eclipse54
4/5 rDev +6.1%
12oz bottle purchased at Huckleberry's in Spokane for $1.39. First time I had heard of this beer, which may supersede LD's Holiday Ale (it was conspicuous by it's absence). The label features an illustration of a yellow Lab wearing a red scarf, with a snow flake seemingly poised on it's nose. No freshness date or abv listed on the label, but it's a new seasonal beer, so it wouldn't take Einstein to figure out it was probably brewed fairly recently.
This poured a cola color into a SA glass. An inch of tan foam formed and took several minutes to drop. Moderate amount of lace.
The nose is hoppy, but with a strong malt backbone. There's a bit of spiciness evident but it is much more in the background. Not nearly as spicy or sweet smelling as the Holiday Ale, which smelled somewhere between a pumpkin pie and fruitcake in the holiday spice pantheon.
The taste begins with a hop zap that is immediately matched by an equal maltiness. There's a kind of juniper/spruce tang to this that sits in the background. More crisp than the Holiday Ale.This reminds me of a hoppy pale ale, but with the malts dialed up higher.
Prickly, slightly oily mouthfeel. Medium bodied.
A decent winter beer, and perhaps more sessionable for most than the Holiday Ale. I liked LD's Holiday Ale and found it to be an interesting take on the style, but some found it too sweet, and I think this would be right up their alley. Me, I like both, and I hope that while LD continues with this beer, they don't give up on the other one.
11-08-2007 20:18:59 | More by woemad
Cold Nose Winter Ale from Laughing Dog Brewing
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While early results from the study raised concerns that long-term use of Prilosec or Nexium may have increased the risk of heart attacks, heart failure, and heart-related sudden death in those patients taking either one of the drugs compared to patients who received surgery, FDA's preliminary conclusion at this time is that this data does not suggest an increased risk of heart problems for the following reasons:
- While the initial data from this study suggested a difference between treatments in the rate of cardiovascular events, an updated report found that the number of patients who experienced heart problems was similar in both treatment groups.
- While both of these studies collected safety data, the study protocols did not specify how heart problems, such as heart attacks, were to be defined or documented. As a result, evaluating the information that has been gathered about the safety of either drug in these studies is difficult.
- Many of the patients who were chosen to have surgery withdrew from the study without ever undergoing the surgical procedure. The patients who did undergo surgery tended to be younger, and less likely to have a past history of heart problems or risk factors for heart problems, than those who were treated with one of the drugs. These differences between these two groups of patients could have biased the safety data from these studies.
- FDAs conclusions are further supported by an additional analysis of 14 comparative studies of omeprazole, of which four were placebo-controlled. In these studies, there were fewer heart attacks or other heart problems reported in the patients treated with omeprazole compared to patients that were given a placebo.
Are you taking Prilosec or Nexium? What are your thoughts concerning this new information? Will you continue taking these medications, or will you ask your doctor for an alternative? Share your thoughts by clicking on the "comments" link below this post.
- August 12, 2007 at 7:14 am(1) bea says:
Yes, I am very concerned about the report. Have been type 1 diabetic for 50 years, have severe heart disease,weigh 110 lb.,never smoked, have hiadal hernia and lesions, and am taking Prilosec for nightime pain of GERD. I do not want another heart attack, but have just started another course of Prilosec, because I cannot sleep at night and must lay on my right side because of heart disease. Does the Prilosec increase my chances of another heart attack? thank you. bea koch
- August 12, 2007 at 2:31 pm(2) annie stompf says:
I have been on nexium for 8 years and my heartburn is getting worse. i weigh 250 pounds and have MS. Is this a serious side effect or a new condition?
- August 12, 2007 at 5:13 pm(3) Wendy says:
Gee, could the fact that people so effectively get relief from their heartburn meds and therefore continue to eat terribly or that the reason they are getting heartburn is because they are under incredible stress in their life be contributing factors to heart attacks and heart disease??? Maybe it has nothing at all to do with the heartburn meds, but instead have to do with the reasons they're getting heartburn to begin with. I am on Prilosec and hate to admit that I have gone back to eating poorly. This study has motivated me to get back to eating better and to trying to reduce stress in my life, though as a self-employed individual, I'm not sure that's possible. I hope they take these factors into consideration before taking these amazing meds off the shelves.
- September 5, 2007 at 2:42 pm(4) Barbara says:
I have been on Nexium for 2 years now and I still have recurring LPR. I will speak with my Dr. for alternative surgery. I think if surgery is an option for you, then that is the only way to solve the problem
- October 2, 2007 at 8:22 am(5) Don says:
I am 40 years old and have been on Nexium for about a year. 3 months ago I started having chestpains, high b.p. and my heart felt like it was beating out of my chest from time to time. I have no doubt it was caused by the Nexium. I am in good shape and work out regular. I never had heart issues until I was on this medication.
- January 2, 2008 at 2:44 am(6) tonyajacobs says:
i know after i started taking nexium my heart started racing and skipping beats. will not be taking that anymore.
- March 9, 2008 at 2:05 pm(7) Miguel says:
Having suffered from acid reflux for most of my life, I finally was prescribed Nexium. It worked great and I could eat anything I wanted without problem. I took it for about two years. Then I read about Nexium's possible link to heart desease. So, I decided to stop taking it and modify my diet instead. After a few months of severe acid reflux, my condition improved and, (if I eat right) I have few problems. Now, at age 67, about a year after quting Nexium, I find that I am having irregular heart beats. Is there a connection to my two years on Nexium? How would one ever know?
I think that all of us must accept the fact that stomach problems are related to diet and life style. By the way, I have always been a runner and exercise person. However, I have to admit that I drank too much, ate food I should not have, etc.
Had I, it to do over again, I would not have taken Nexium, even though I know it might not have anything to do with my heart problems, I would have concentrated on modifying my life style.
Here's one for you; Because of my irregular heart beat, my doctor reccomended that I take a half asprin daily. Makes sense right? Well, after about three weeks, I started suffering severe gout. I "Googled" gout and guess what, low dose of asprin can cause gout. I stopped the asprin and the gout is gone.
- November 15, 2008 at 6:36 pm(8) Charlene says:
Recently I was taking Omeprazole for stomach acid, so I could take Salsalate for arthritis pain, without eating holes in my stomach. I had been taking it for a few months before starting the Salsalate. After about 2 months of taking the Salsalate, I had extreme pain in my hands, spine and feet, worse than ever before. One day last week, I had a stomach virus where I could not eat for a day, so I quit taking the meds. Pain in my feet, hands and spine stopped. Now I have recurrence of the prior stomach cramps and diarrhea, but not the horrible hands, feet and spine pain. What's up with that?
- December 22, 2008 at 6:58 pm(9) CWB says:
I'm in the same boat as Don. I have been on Nexium for over a year now. 3 weeks ago I had a sudden new onset of SVT (really fast heart rate) and thought I was dying. It started at rest while lying in bed. I've also been newly diagnosed with high blood pressure. I'm still in the process of a gazillion tests by my new cardiologist, but the ones I've had so far (blood enzymes in ER, multiple EKG's, Echo, nuclear stress test) have all been normal and have not indicated a "heart attack" or damage. I have began to suspect the Nexium and have stopped taking it to see if my cardio symptoms resolve or continue. (Based on missing nexium some days and not having any problems then taking it again another day and having chest pains) I'll bookmark this site and try to let you know the results….
- December 23, 2008 at 12:07 am(10) Allison says:
Have been stuck taking PPIs (one after another) for at least 10 years. Heart-disease link or not, these are terrible drugs: while relieving GERD symptoms, they can create an IBS-type syndrome. And recently they've been implicated in decreased bone density. Good luck trying to get a GI dr. interested in any alternative other than surgery (which is risky and not without the risk of serious complications). They just blindly follow the pharm industry's hype. There doesn't seem to be any research going on re: GERD other than to develop new PPI clones.
- January 4, 2009 at 10:50 pm(11) Victoria says:
I've had reflux issues since 1980. Actually I coughed for 9 months of the year until 1999 when I was diagnosed with reflux. B4 that they said it was asthma that caused the coughing…nothing for asthma helped to stop the coughing. About 9 yrs ago,by luck, they diagnosed reflux. I've been put on previd..didn't help, another one (forgot name), didn't help, and lastly nexium. I take it twice a day 12 hrs apart. When I'm off it, I have severe heartburn, gurgling in the throat, and…U got it..coughing! I'm at the max for taking Nexium. As for heart issues, my oldest sis & brother both died at 50 & 54 with massive heart attachs. They didn't have reflux issues that they ever admitted to. This article is real scarry to me. I'm being watched for heart issues this past year. I've been thru all the tests even a scan. Every thing comes out normal. I don't have heart pallipations any more. At least, not since I was put on Lipitor. This I've been taking for at least 5 yrs. Like I said, this article scars me; but what's a person do? We R guinea pigs until the cure is found. The eating right part is very, very hard to do. It's a constant battle for me in my older age. One that I'm constantly working on. Sugar is my enemy…and I keep eating that crap.
- August 27, 2009 at 4:54 pm(12) Kris says:
Back on Jan 17th 2007, my husband took his first and last Nexium. He died of a massive heart attack about an hour after taking it.
Yes, heart problems were hereditary in his family, oddly enough he was never diagnosed with heart issues.
- November 12, 2009 at 5:29 pm(13) LEC says:
My Husband died 9/21/09 Same as Kris He never knew he had Heart problem for 7 yrs they have been treating his for GERD and he was on Nexium and prolsaic. June of 09 had his gallbladder remove think that was the problem .. Please everyone sould have a ultrasound on your heart to detect the hereditary. He was only 43yrs…..
- November 18, 2009 at 9:13 am(14) Vicky says:
I have been on nexium over 10 yrs. I was diagnosed pre-barretts esophagus. I cannot stop taking it. I wish I could stop. eating the right foods I am sure would help. But water gives me heartburn also…I do have slighted high blood pressure on and off. Some palpatations at times. But never put the two together. I don't know what I should do…I am active and exercise on a daily basis. I am 64 yrs.
- November 29, 2009 at 6:36 am(15) Tammi says:
Ws put on steroids at 8 years of age. At 51 now get erosions on my esophagus and have nonmalignant tumors in my stomach. Have taken 40 mg of Nexium 2X a day for 7 years. Have always had low blood pressure(110/60) and low cholesterol. So did both of my parents. Also having rapid pounding heart, edema in feet and legs, shortness of breath and muscle cramps. 2 years I saw a cardiologist and had a holter monitor, ekg, and echocardiogram. All results were perfect! Was told I probably would not have to see a cariologist for at least 20 years! What happened? I have also recently been diagnosed with a heart murmur and mitral valve prolapse. You are either born with that or something causes it not from getting older. Something is causing my problems. I am calling the FDA on Monday(1-888-INFO-FDA) and file a complaint. Heart problems do NOT run in my family. I am so glad I found this ite. Good luck to all.
- January 6, 2010 at 9:17 am(16) Paul says:
In 2003 I started taking Nexium twice a day. I had a heart attack in December 2007. I have 3 heart stents and by-pass. I had no family history of heart problems and I now have heart problems. I strongly believe that my heart attack and heart problems have been casued by the Nexium drug.
- July 14, 2010 at 6:52 pm(17) J.L. says:
I took Prolosec for almost a year in '09 and early '10. The problem I took the medication for improved at first, then became worse than before the medication. In this time my resting heart rate went from the mid 50′s to the 80′s. For the first time in my life I had now have high blood pressure. I used to be mid 120′s over mid 70′s, now I run 150-180 over 95-120. I stopped over a month ago, and my heart rate has returned to near normal, but my blood pressure is still very high. I hope things go back to normal, but I am beginning to worry.
- August 10, 2010 at 7:36 am(18) Quiver says:
I have been on Nexium for three years now. It does stop me from getting heartburn as I have a hiatus hernia.
I now have an answer to what was causing my heart palpitations and increased heart rate. I went to doctors who did tests and more tests and simply could not tell me what the problem was.
I really need to get off this Nexium and possibly get surgery to sort this out once and for all.
- October 20, 2010 at 11:48 am(19) C says:
My husband was a healthy, 150 pound male 37 with no history of heart disease on either side of his family. He dropped dead two months ago and had only been taking Nexium.
Conclusion was Cardiac arrhythmia. This only normally occurs in athletes or people who inherit it. If your at all concerned about using this product, I would suggest you ask your doctor what the alternatives are.
- October 25, 2010 at 12:59 pm(20) Tom Tranby says:
Google Kangen water-has helped some to get off medications.
- August 28, 2011 at 12:55 am(21) Laura Kanieski says:
I am a 33 yr old female and I was prescribed Nexium 4 yrs ago when I was pregnant with my daughter to relieve symptoms of heartburn. After one month of taking it my bp was high but they thought it was just the pregnancy. After I had my baby, I tried to stop taking the Nexium but after 1 month the heartburn came back, this time with severe GERD. I am a chef and I eat healthy, well-rounded meals. I am still on the drug, and now my doc wants to put me on bp meds because my bp keeps getting higher and higher, the last reading was 149/95. I don't have a history of heart problems in my family and I am convinced that taking Nexium, massive amts of tums and prilosec (when I'm out of Nexium) has everything to do with my bp problem. I am overweight and I suffer from a lack of exercise so due to the bp scare, I am going to try to get to a healthy wt, cut out caffeine and try not eating 4 hrs before bed. I really do think that maintaining a healthy weight and eating properly has everything to do with disease prevention of any kind. Good luck to all who suffer from the same problems I as I do!
- September 7, 2011 at 8:46 pm(22) Jane says:
I began taking omeprazol three weeks ago and soon after began having an irregular heartbeat. I am a 44 year old female who is active and a healthy weight. I ran two miles, four times aweek and walked a mile after each run. Last week during my run, I felt like a heavy weight was on my chest and I had chest pain. I haven't ran in a week and am currently wearing a holter monitor to keep track of my heart beat. I haven't taken omprazole for 6 days, but I am still having frequent PAC's or otherwise called an irregular heartbeat. Has anyone else experienced a similar reaction to omeprazole or prilosec?
- October 2, 2011 at 11:45 pm(23) andrew says:
I began taking omeprazole about four months ago because of a stomach ulcer and though my stomach ulcer condition has improved, I've been having heart palpitaions that seem to be increasing in frequency day by day… scary cause I'm only 22 yrs old and never had any kind of health issue period… I'm now on ativan and celexa for anxiety that's been induced by the palpitaions… what if all along its the generic prilosec that's the root of all my problems
- October 17, 2011 at 9:40 pm(24) WC in Alberta 46 says:
i have been on Nexium for 2 years. my doctor never told me about the possible side effects of heart arrythmias etc. I have been hospitalized once with Tachycardia and have had numerous incidences of fibrillation/heart flutters/thumps whatever you want to call it. From all i have read the long term use of these drugs eliminate the body's ability to absorb magnesium and calcium and other nutrients which help the body regulate electrolytes which all effect the nervous system including the brains ability to regulate heart rate. I've heard other people complaining of nervous system disorders ( numbness/tingling) due to these drugs. Must be something going on here for sure.
- November 29, 2011 at 4:49 pm(25) Frank says:
My pharmacist recommended Prilosec instead of Nexium. I have taken it off and on, about twice a week for the last 6 years. I don't use it unless I have heartburn. Recently a doctor prescribed the Omeprazole. That's the same thing as Prilosec. I took it daily for 15 days and felt worse generally, although there was no heartburn. My intuition said something was wrong so I flushed the rest of the Omeprazole down the toilet. As long as it was in the house I felt obliged to take it. It felt like a habit. In the future I may use Prilosec or maybe Omeprazole again, but only when needed, only when there is heartburn. Like another person who commented, I also started eating the wrong foods when I was taking Omeprazole on a daily basis.
- December 2, 2011 at 7:44 am(26) Sam says:
I have just been put on Nexium. I questioned the doctor about it possibly causing heart problems. Doctor denied any link. Three years ago I was put on Omeprazole. After 18 months on it I developed an irregular heartbeat. A ventricular arrhythmia (associated with sudden death). I have had VTach and AFib daily for almost a year. I questioned doctors about a link between Omeprazole and cardiac arrhythmias. Again they said no. I have no detected heart disease despite MRI, Angio, Echo etc. My ECGs change hourly. I have to go to Emergency an average of twice monthly. Next week I am having a cardiac ablation. It's crazy. I have pain in the muscles of my lower legs.and ankle joint pain. I am a 41yr old female.
- January 16, 2012 at 8:39 am(27) Delores says:
I have been on Nexium, and Prisec before that, for GERD for a number of years. I have had an increasing problem with irregular heartbeat, palpitations. High stress and stimulants, like caffeine or ephedra/Sudafed, can cause me lots of problems with irregular heartbeat. I found out that Pepcid can cause irregular heartbeat–had been taking it at bedtime–so I quit it. Things are better, but I still have periods of irregular heartbeat–very distracting and anxiety provoking. Decided to Google Nexium and irregular heartbeat and after reading the comments here, have decided Nexium is the culprit. Have to do something else–heck, I've already taken today's dose. Had an EKG last week in prep. for surgery and it showed an extra beat–the Tech. didn't seem concerned, but I can't help but think, over time this will cause heart changes–probably already has in my case.
- April 19, 2012 at 7:57 pm(28) Alan Platten says:
I have heart failure, the left side of my heart is virtually dead. I had a medium to large heart attack many years ago. I was repeating a lot so the specialist put me on Nexium. Around Christmas my breathing slowly went worse until I could walk no further than say 15 metres when I had to stop because of very heavy breathing.
I got very concerned and on mentioning the problem to my own doctor he took me off Nexium straight away and gave me Zantac.
Within 2 days my breathing went back to what is normal for me.
Clearly in my case Nexium was not suitable for my condition
- May 30, 2012 at 4:14 pm(29) Jess says:
My doctor put me on nexium to alleviate symptoms of gallbladder attacks. It worked for about a month. Then I began feeling lethargic and out of breath and my chest felt tight. About 2 weeks after that the heart palpitations began. They happened when I was resting for a long time and very relaxed, and also if I did intense activity. No symptoms during moderate activity yet. I asked my doctor about it and she said that the medication and heart problems are completely unrelated. So I continued taking it for another 2 weeks. By the end of that time the palpitations were frequent and i decided to do my own research on all possible medications and conditions that could cause them. Nexium came up as a possible cause ( low magnesium levels) so I stopped it. I immediately felt better, the palpitations slowly decreased in frequency from several times a day to maybe once a month. I'm currently seeing a cardiologist to make sure there is no permanent or dangerous damage done to my heart.
Don't take this stuff, any of these types of drugs osemeprazole/nexium/Prilosec has obviously been linked to heart problems, from personal experience I reccomend you don't take the chance with your heart health.
I Did get gallbladder surgery and am feeling a million times better in my digestion but i began getting heart burn soon after recovery. Im Not about to take any more medications for it.
I'm obese too but eating better and excersizing and not eating immediately before bed (or before a lying on the couch watching tv) has eliminated my heart burn. It's also bringing my weight down which is better for your health all around. It sucks, a lot. I miss cheese….. but it's better than a heart attack.
Good luck and deepest sympathy for the sufferers from this medication.
- September 19, 2012 at 9:02 am(30) superdrol cycle says:
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- February 18, 2013 at 10:27 pm(31) Elaine says:
Interesting reading. I don't have cardiac symptoms, but a Nurse Practitioner friend told me today that at the hospital where she is employed the cardiologists always take the patients off PPIs (omeprazole/Prilosec) which is what had been routinely prescribed for many of the patients who are referred to them. FYI: if you have been on this type of med for a while and stop, you should expect a rebound effect, I.e., you'll have reflux for a while until your body adjusts to the lack of suppression of the acid. Now what do I do about it myself? I have reflux only during the night lying down. The wedge pillow doesn't seem to help.
- March 20, 2013 at 7:01 pm(32) MMNotz says:
My healthy and vibrant 39 year old husband with no history of any medical problems began to have some stomach issues to which his doctor placed him on Prilosec. He was on it for just shy of one month and suddenly his heart stopped beating. Yale Hospital concluded it was due to the Prilosec and a depletion of magnesium and potassium which caused the heart to stop and a blood clot to form. He is described as a "miracle" to have survived this type of heart attack. I am angry that the FDA and the drug manufacturer have been aware of these possible side-effects for over 2 years now, yet there is not a single warning about this.
My advice – drink fennel or ginger tea and stay away from these death pills.
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- August 14, 2013 at 12:31 pm(34) Jim says:
I can guarantee that nexium (40 mg per day) causes irregular heartbeat (PVC's). I can take the drug for 2 or 3 (day 1 and 2) days then stop and I will have PVS on day 4,5 and 6, then it will subside. I can do this at anytime that I have heartburn and the outcome is always the same.
Nexium causes heart rhythym problems, of this I am 100% certain.
- August 31, 2013 at 1:27 pm(35) Linda. Hartford says:
Well I went to my doctor yesterday for yearly exam and to get my prescription for nexium refilled. Shocked when she suggested I switch to another type I have been taking it for over 10 years, have afib had two heart ablasionxs but no one ever told me it could of been from nexium. Switch meds will have to wait and see . Why does it take so long for them to figure out that some meds are really bad for you?
- March 11, 2014 at 5:26 am(36) greg says:
My doctor prescibed me nexium last week when i visited him for my heart skipping a beat when waking up from sleep a couple nights in a row. The 2nd night i had asid reflux for the 1st time in my life.
Doc said heart was fine and ECG was normal. For the asid reflux he gave me a scrip for nexium. First two nights were fine. 3rd and 4th nights i now wake with a very fast heart rate. So im going to stop taking nexium and see if it stops.
- May 17, 2014 at 6:43 am(37) Christine Chiodo says:
I have been on Nexium for 3 years now. The first year was good – no acid reflux. Now…my heart skips beats…it races from time to time…I get strange pains in my stomach….I have irritable bowel. I pay attention to everything I eat. I have eliminated the high acids in my diet and fatty foods. I only eat wheat products and tons of vegetables. I never eat junk food like chips or sodas. I have never had heart problems and always had a healthy blood pressure. It now spikes significantly. I have never had bowel issues… now I do. I just don't know what other steps I can take because once I stop taking the Nexium my heartburn comes back – even when I drink basic water!


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