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- DVD Release Date: June 28, 2011
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The Infested DVD unearths real-life horror stories of homes crawling with cockroaches, over-run with rats, invaded by bedbugs and plagued by vermin hazardous to your physical and mental health. Determined to claim family homes as their own, these invaders use overwhelming numbers, sustained attacks and the threat of disease to conquer houses and apartments. In the Infested video, first-hand accounts and dramatic recreations reveal the pain and anguish of each family fight to reclaim their homes as their own, but no matter what the outcome, home will never feel the same.
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Spiders, Snakes and Ants Sometimes the desire to get away from it all can bring us closer to nature than we ever planned. In Oregon, a woman is left dangerously ill after being bitten by one of the thousands of hobo spiders that have taken up residence in her new home. A family in Idaho faces losing their home as a snake infestation spreads from the yard to the house. And a young family in Georgia discovers that their new home is built on top of a giant ant colony that stretches a thousand miles across the country.
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Homefront: A Military City and the American 20th Century
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More girls than ever are involved in school sports at all levels. Harvey Araton says Title 9 opened doors for girls and young women in sports, inspiring more adult women to participate in teams sports for the first time. The sport of soccer in particular has taken on new life in the United States, energized by shared family experiences around organized sports which increasingly include women.
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No 05. Symphony for solo piano movement 2: Marche funèbre. Andantino
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No 07. Symphony for solo piano movement 4: Finale. Presto
No 08. Concerto for solo piano movement 1: Allegro assai
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No 10. Concerto for solo piano movement 3: Allegretto alla barbaresca
No 12: Le festin d'Ésope
The lack of cohesion which might result from the progressive tonality of its four movements is compensated for by the many skilfully concealed, interrelated themes, all examined in great detail by several writers, among them being Larry Sitsky and Ronald Smith. One could discuss ad infinitum the orchestral quality of pianistic writing, particularly in the case of composers like Alkan and Liszt who, moreover, made numerous successful transcriptions. Harold Truscott seems to sum up the matter very well in saying that what one labels 'orchestral' within piano music is most often 'pianistic' writing of great quality applied to a work of huge dimensions which on further investigation turns out to be extremely difficult to orchestrate.
Jose Vianna da Motta found just the right words to describe the vast first movement of this symphony: 'Alkan demonstrates his brilliant understanding of this form in the first movement of the Symphony (the fourth Study). The structure of the piece is as perfect, and its proportions as harmonious, as those of a movement in a symphony by Mendelssohn, but the whole is dominated by a deeply passionate mood. The tonalities are so carefully calculated and developed that anyone listening to it can relate each note to an orchestral sound; and yet it is not just through the sonority that the orchestra is painted and becomes tangible, but equally through the style and the way that the polyphony is handled. The very art of composition is transformed in this work'.
The second movement consists of a Funeral March in F minor, rather Mahlerian in style. In the original edition the title page read 'Symphonie: No 2. Marcia funebre sulla morte d'un Uomo da bene', words which have sadly been lost in all subsequent editions. Of course one is reminded of the subtitle of the 'Marcia funebre' in Beethoven's third symphony. But might we not regard this 'uomo da bene' as Alkan's father, Alkan Morhange, who died in 1855, two years before these studies were published?
The Minuet in B flat minor is in fact a scherzo that anticipates shades of Bruckner—full of energy and brightened by a lyrical trio. The final Presto in E flat minor, memorably described by Raymond Lewenthal as a 'ride in hell', brings the work to a breathless close.
The Symphony does not contain the excesses of the Concerto or the Grande Sonate. But, rather like the Sonatine Op 61, it proves that Alkan was also capable of writing perfectly balanced and almost 'Classical' works.
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Consciousness In The Cell
The Consciousness of the Circulatory System
Oxygen is one of the most important substances needed for the life of body tissues. For this reason, oxygen must be delivered to the tissues constantly, and in sufficient quantities. One of the body's most important components is the perfect circulatory system, which faultlessly performs this oxygen-carrying duty. When the oxygen levels in the tissues fall, an immediate, automatic and substantial increase in blood flow ensues. It's a known fact that if the need arises, the blood flow can increase by a factor of seven.
The working components of this system include tissues, cells, blood vessels, and proteins—none of which has any consciousness, knowledge, or decision-making mechanism. Most people live out their lives ignorant that such a mechanism even exists! So Who is the possessor of the knowledge, mind, and decision-making ability to perceive the drop in oxygen level in the tissues, inform the circulatory system, order it to increase blood flow, and finally bring the flow back to normal after the danger has passed? Who determines what type of information should be sent to which cell? And how can the cells that receive the message read, understand and apply it? No cell can possibly have the ability to read or understand. Much more can be researched about this topic, but the conclusion will always be the same: No cell has the consciousness able to conduct these processes to maintain the balance in the level of oxygen.
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Nov. 28, 2014
Taxi medallion prices are rapidly falling in major United States cities as taxis experience competition from car-service apps like Uber and Lyft; average price of New York City taxi medallion fell to $872,000 in October, down 17 percent from high in spring 2013; data suggests taxi business is in midst of revolution after many decades of little change. MORE
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Corey Kilgannon Character Study column profiles Sal Locascio, who has been New York City taxicab driver for five decades; Locascio, at age 87, is oldest driver in city with his own taxi medallion. MORE
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Proposed rule changes could alter how taxis and livery cabs use smart phone apps like Uber and Lyft to find fares; measure is largely supported by drivers and condemned by app companies. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
Op-Ed article by psychotherapist Dana M Lerner warns while Mayor Bill de Blasio has signed 11 bills to reduce traffic deaths in New York City, Justice Department and police have so far lacked will to enforce them; expresses anger that taxi driver who took her son Cooper Stock's life on Upper West Side street will not face serious charges; calls on city's politicians to raise awareness of new laws and ensure their enforcement. MORE
Sep. 21, 2014
Jeff Sommer Strategies column examines Medallion Financial, company that has found success providing financing for taxi medallion owners in New York City; notes that medallions, which now carry price over $1 million, have proved an exceptional investment over the years; observes that company faces challenges alongside rise of Uber and similar companies that are disrupting the traditional transportation market. MORE
Sep. 2, 2014
The order will stand until the court holds a hearing this year. Uber said it would continue to operate in Germany despite the threat of criminal charges and fines. MORE
Sep. 2, 2014
Team of mathematicians and engineers publish study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finding that New York City could reduce taxi fleet of 13,500 by 40 percent if riders were willing to share cabs; report that change could unclog traffic, conserve fuel and fight air pollution. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Ashley Parker Hot Spots column observes that political and advocacy groups are taking advantage of law requiring all taxicabs in the District of Columbia to have back-seat screens by running ads; notes that taxi ads are seen as a powerful new way to reach the city's influential lawmakers, legislative staff, government aides and lobbyists. MORE
Jul. 12, 2014
Car-hailing service Lyft delays its New York debut in Brooklyn and Queens after city and state officials say company does not meet safety requirements and is not authorized to dispatch cars to pick up riders in New York. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
App-based transportation company Uber announces that it has lowered prices for service known as uberX, hodgepodge fleet of unglamorous vehicles, by 20 percent; move, which makes uberX trip less expensive than a typical New York city yellow taxi ride, is among company's most brazen maneuvers yet to upend yellow cab industry. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Free exhibition of more than 50 Checker automobiles, boxy taxicabs that reigned in New York and other cities from 1950s until 1982, is taking place in Greenpoint, Brooklyn; gathering, part of the Checker Car Club of America convention, includes Checkers from as far away as California, Florida, Maine and Washington State. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio denounces Bloomberg administration plan for nearly uniform fleet of yellow cabs in New York City one day after appeals court revives proposal; de Blasio has long opposed idea for so-called Taxi of Tomorrow, voicing opposition when he was public advocate, and says he is exploring next step in legal process to gain approval of variety of vehicles rather than one single model. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
The start-up that digitally links passengers and freelance drivers has expanded beyond the United States to cities including London, Paris and Berlin — all of them the sites of Wednesday's protests. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
New York State appeals court rules plan for nearly uniform fleet of yellow taxis in New York City is legal; decision reverses lower-court ruling and resuscitates program passed under the Bloomberg administration but opposed by Mayor Bill de Blasio. MORE
Jun. 9, 2014
Though some call the taxi app's valuation of $18.2 billion "insane," it's worth doing the basic math and taking a closer look. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Tax drivers across country are seeking national union, as they face rising gas prices, stagnant fares and competition from ride-sharing services; powerful taxi drivers' union in New York City, with 17,000 members, is spearheading effort, bringing its organizing expertise to Chicago, where it is pushing to unionize thousands of drivers and to link up with drivers' unions in Philadelphia, Miami, Houston, northern Maryland and Austin, Tex. MORE
May. 30, 2014
New York City Council approves package of bills framed as piece of Mayor Bill de Blasio's Vision Zero plan to eliminate traffic deaths by 2024; initiative has become centerpiece of new administration's transportation agenda; bills contain rules governing cab drivers, motorcyclists and other drivers. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Ashwini Chhabra is leaving New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission to become head of policy development and community engagement at Uber, creator of smartphone app that could upend decades of street-hailing history in New York; during tenure as deputy commissioner for policy and planning, Chhabra says, commission did not always progress as quickly as he would have liked on smartphone apps. MORE
May. 17, 2014
New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission says it expects to issue new permits for popular green taxis at end of summer; there are currently more than 5,000 such vehicles, which behave like the predominant yellow cabs but operate in areas where yellow cabs rarely go. MORE
May. 16, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration signals that it will slow growth of green cabs intended to expand street-hail service outside Manhattan; new fleet has been vigorously opposed by powerful yellow-taxi industry, which donated heavily to de Blasio's mayoral campaign. MORE
May. 1, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration approves 30-cent surcharge on all yellow and street-hail livery taxi rides as part of plan to make half of New York City's yellow cabs wheelchair accessible by 2020; board of city's Taxi and Limousine Commission unanimously approves rule change, which will take effect in 2015. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
Queens prosecutors charge taxi driver Rodolfo Sanchez with grand larceny, theft of service and criminal possession of stolen property for avoiding toll fares since August 2012. MORE
Apr. 16, 2014
New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission issues request for information concerning 'anti-speeding vehicle technologies'; devices include speed governors that can intervene when drivers exceed the posted limit and systems that sound alarms if fatigue or reckless driving is detected. MORE
Mar. 26, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration is proposing a 30-cent surcharge, to begin in 2015, on all yellow and street-hail livery taxi rides in effort to make half of New York City's taxi fleet wheelchair-accessible by 2020; added revenue will be used to convert both yellow taxis and green livery cabs to wheelchair-accessible vehicles, which are typically more expensive. MORE
Feb. 28, 2014
Federal Judge George B Daniels sets a timetable for the publication of new accessibility rules for New York City taxis and a public hearing that is required before they are formally adopted; ruling comes amid concerns that the city is not moving swiftly enough to make more taxis accessible to the disabled. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
Display at Retromobile includes three Renault FT17 tanks, number of military trucks and two Marne taxis, vehicles credited with bringing troops to Paris front during World War I. MORE
Feb. 10, 2014
American-born New York City cabby, long a stalwart of industry even as immigrants began to dominate its ranks, has now just about vanished; Taxi and Limousine Commission reports that today, only 8 percent of New York City taxi and for-hire drivers were born in the United States; shift to a near-uniform immigrant work force has had a profound effect on taxi industry, reshaping relationship between driver and passenger. MORE
Jan. 27, 2014
Uber, which allows anyone with smartphone to find cab rides, is suddenly facing trouble; start-up is being sued by its drivers, who say it is stealing their tips; competitors are closing in, and many customers, including celebrity riders, are complaining about pricing and quality of drivers. MORE
Jan. 12, 2014
Annie Lowrey It's The Economy column highlights app-based transportation service Uber, which charges much more than its normal fare for cars during peak demand times; notes company claims this 'surge pricing' strategy helps keep supply in line with demand, but argues that what is efficient for the market may not benefit the consumer. MORE
Jan. 5, 2014
FYI column answers questions about Christmas dinner served to inmates at Rikers Island, New York's yellow taxis and connection between Bogart Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and actor Humphrey Bogart. MORE
Jan. 3, 2014
Afficionados of inventive theater have come to relish post-holiday season, as several Important January festivals have begun offering quirky productions on a regular basis, in part because festivals coincide with annual meeting of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters. MORE
Dec. 31, 2013
New York City's Taxi and Limousine Commission releases data on driver and passenger demographics as Commissioner David S Yassky departs. MORE
Dec. 20, 2013
New York City's taxi industry dispenses with any pretense of mixed emotions at final Taxi and Limousine Commission meeting before end of Bloomberg era; industry officials chastise city for failing to listen to them, condemn final rule changes to be voted on by agency, and allude to myriad lawsuits that have gone against city in recent years. MORE
Dec. 9, 2013
New and much bolder 'T' logo adorning Taxi of Tomorrow, small numbers of which finally hit streets of New York City in October, is third in six years for fleet that for its first century, was without any logo at all; future of new cabs is in question, still mired in legal battles over whether city exceeded its authority in devising plan. MORE
Dec. 7, 2013
Group of New York cabdrivers has been assembled for pinup calendar, project that is part parody and part celebration of average male form; project was conceived by videographer and writer Phil Kirkman and his fiancee, photographer Shannon McLaughlin. MORE
Dec. 7, 2013
Announcement that New York City has settled class-action lawsuit that, if approved, would result in at least half of its taxicabs becoming wheelchair accessible by 2020, draws praise from politicians, industry figures and advocates for the disabled; some, however, are questioning practicalities of how deal will be put into effect. MORE
Dec. 6, 2013
New York City agrees to settle major class-action lawsuit filed under federal Americans With Disabilities Act, and adopt regulations requiring that half of city's more than 13,000 yellow cabs be wheelchair accessible within six years. MORE
Nov. 15, 2013
Office of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R Vance announces that no charges will be filed against cabdriver Faysal Himon, who crashed onto pedestrian plaza in Midtown Manhattan in August, severing leg of British tourist Sian Green; lawyer representing Green's family says they are shocked and disappointed at decision. MORE
Nov. 15, 2013
Soaring prices of New York City taxi medallions, which grant right to operate yellow cab, is making it increasingly difficult for those who dream of driving those cabs; New York City auctioned off 200 new medallions at recent auction for more than $200 million; prices far exceeded highest ever recorded. MORE
Oct. 10, 2013
Future look of New York City's taxi fleet is uncertain after State Supreme Court judge rules that city had exceeded its authority in devising plan to require taxi operators to purchase all the same model from Nissan; ruling blocks Bloomberg administration's so-called Taxi for Tomorrow plan, and could spawn new chapter for hybrids cabs in New York. MORE
Oct. 9, 2013
New York State Supreme Court Justice Shlomo S Hagler blocks New York City's plan for a nearly uniform fleet of yellow taxis, dealing potentially decisive blow to one of Bloomberg administration's signature transportation initiatives; says city's Taxi and Limousine Commission had exceeded its authority by requiring cab operators to buy the Nissan NV200, so-called Taxi of Tomorrow. MORE
Oct. 8, 2013
New Yorkers have noticed something strange about the version of "Jeopardy!" they see in cabs: the clues that blink across back-seat screens are easier than their televised counterparts. MORE
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"Offset > Tier 10."
"We can fix it!"
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We recognize that many plate tanks are making their gear choices based on the amount of armor they're provided, as this is currently the most preferred stat. In order to make the tier-10 plate tanking sets more desirable, we will be adjusting the stats on the gloves and chest pieces in order to inflate the amount of armor they provide in the next minor patch. This will apply to all item levels of the tier-10 death knight, warrior, and paladin tanking gloves and chest pieces.
Similar items crafted or purchased with Emblems of Frost will continue to be very good and will compare favorably to all but the Heroic difficulty boss loot, so you shouldn't despair if you recently acquired any of those.
"Offset > Tier 10."
"We can fix it!"
RNGesus - Saving you unreliably since BC.
The problem with the pieces was not just the stats. On most tier the Off Set peices had better "Stats" but the Set Bonuses would outweigh the loss (Usually).
The T10 Warrior set bonuses are just not worth it this time. Even with the stat boost, although I can't say for sure, the Warrior pieces still won't be worth getting.
The T10 set bonuses are a hell of a lot better than T9. In fact, the only Tier that had a better set bonus was the 4 piece T8. Even then, a 10k bubble available on a 1 minute cooldown may in fact be better.
I'm not sure why you're suggesting they aren't good set bonuses.
1. Cataclyms chestguard is one of the few places to get expertise in t10 itemization (excluding the unknown lichking loot). The tier legs that have it will continue to be far inferior to the crafted Pillars of Might.
2. The 2-set is horrible for most practical applications.
3. The 4-set is still a tremendous stat loss, even if the chest and gloves get a big bump.
The 2 piece Warrior bonus is great for threat. I will be getting 2 piece T10 to get that bonus. When I said the Set bonus was bad I was referring to the 4set bonus. When you break down the "10k bubble on 1 minute cooldown" it really doesn't amount to much. Unless a fight is implement that requires you to absorb X amount of damage to survive (Which Blizzard has said they won't do), the 4 piece just isn't worth the EH loss from using the off set pieces.
Fights may not require you to have an absorb like that, but I find it very believable that it could help a ton on predictable damage phases. For example, Mimiron's Plasma Blast would have been a lot easier to heal through if you had a 10k bubble for it. I would imagine Sindragosa is going to have a really nasty breath attack that will probably be semi-predictable or have a cast timer on it. Taking a 10k chunk out of a 40k breath is quite useful.
I'm not saying that it's the most amazing 4 piece ever, but I wouldn't call it weak either. It's somewhere between, and I suspect there will be plenty of uses you'll find for it if you ever pick it up. As for it being better/worse than the EH you can get from the offset pieces, I suspect it's not as good for damage over the full course of a fight, but it's a pretty good amount of on demand EH for one attack when you know you'll need it.
Actually mim's plasma blast would have sucked a lot if it was a 10k absorb instead of 20% reduced magic damage. 10k would have absorbed half of 1 tick then you're back to taking 26k dmg every second.
I do agree that it will nice (you just kinda picked a bad example), and really what I'm thinking here is that blizzard could give a rat's ass about T10.264 gear levels. The problem they stumbled upon was that the frost emblem chest and gloves were BETTER than the T10.277 gear. That's just not right, and they recognize that.
So basically, most people are going for Helm and Shoulders anyways. Now when you're in heroic content where you may need an extra cooldown, you're gonna pick up the chest and gloves eventually anyways because now they are upgrades, so now you get the best gear and the 4 Set and tanks won't be using 264 gear over 277 gear.
That's what's really going on here.
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I've always planned to have a set of tier gloves with armsman to switch in for a threat set vs kraken for pure mitigation. Also worth noting that Torvon the Ice Watcher (new boss VOA) is also likely to drop tier gloves & legs, available this week, so if you get lucky they might even be free.
For warriors, the 2pc set bonus is a non-trivial threat boost and for fights like deathwhisper and probably dreamwalker, the snap threat will be beneficial. The 4pc absorb still doesn't make a lot of sense to me, unless there is some super hard hit that we can only survive with last stand + blood rage absorb (and even then, we'd probably use GS for that kind of mechanic?)
I am so mad about this. If they don't refund my emblems, I will eventually have to save up and use my emblems to buy tier, something I would not have had to do before (thus netting me more items for my dps set, or even primordial saronite[AKA: GOLD]), if they do refund my emblems I am still down enchant mats, gems and an armor kit.
It is just not fair.
They will tune down some stats on the T10 Boda, most likely avoidance though.
Thus it will be basically the same armor, just T10 has the bonus of 2/4 set (AKA: its better)
I just pray they don't reduce the hit on my Warrior's T10 gloves. I'm already as low as I really want to go, sitting on 7%. Not complaining about the armor though, I debated for days on offset badge items vs. T10 bonuses. I'm still not even sure I made the right choice going for T10 bonuses first but hey! Best of both worlds now!
I highly doubt that Blizzard would increase the armor so much making it equal to the offset pieces, I just don't see Blizzard changing a tier set piece so that is identical to the offset piece. That being said I do not think they will add bonus armor to the tier pieces simply because it would A: Reduce the differsity in items and make the offset pieces useless and B: Screw over every one who has bought the offset pieces already which would result in a massive amount of QQ. At most I am guessing that there will be a couple hundred armor increase in the T10 pieces.
I don't get why people are so mad about "wasting" emblems. Remember, the old bonus armor gear is a wash against the new bonus armor gear until you get four pieces of the new gear to enable the 4-pc T10 bonus anyway. Quite frankly, it takes a lot longer to get four class tokens than it does to get 310 Frost badges. When ICC is fully available you can get 67 badges per week. That same ICC will drop eight class tokens, or less than a third of a token per raider. You will have the badges to buy your 4-pc T10 long before you have the class tokens for it.
People want to make informed choices, especially when you have limited resources.
My issue is tanks study long and hard the best way to upgrade themselves. The conclusion after all our discussions and research was that the Badge items were better than even the ilvl 264 Tier 10 counterparts. So we spent our meager first Frosts accordingly with the feeling we were making the best choices possible to help further the guilds we tank for.
I'll wait to see what the actual adjustments are, but them changing things "mid game" if you will has an impact and right now it feels like a negative one to those of us who have already invested our early Frosts.
My frustrations lie in that they created this gear, they saw the advantages and disadvantages. This should have been addressed before 3.3 launched.
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I'm not really upset by it at all, for me it does not change the emblem order and I planned on picking up T10 4 set eventually anyways. Like I said, they're not doing this for the 264 level stuff, they're doing it so that the 264 level stuff wouldn't be better than the 277 level stuff.
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This is the best raw almond butter I've tried so far. Please look into raw vs heated and you'll find how much more nutrition and flavor raw foods have. I'm afraid that this company will discontinue this item and I'll have to start searching again. I buy raw almonds from California and have made my own almond butter but this brand is just as good and doesn't cost much more to buy than to make. I do add a little pink salt to it. Love it.
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Not only is it incredibly delicious, but also it's made from nothing but organic almonds without any additives, preservatives or colorants and full of health benefits. Rich in dietary fiber, protein, monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids, vitamin E, B vitamins, manganese, magnesium, phosphorus, copper, calcium, zinc, iron, potas sium, antioxidants, phytosterols and flavonoids, almond butter is beneficial for people suffering from diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, obesity, heart disease, gastritis, acid reflux, nausea, indigestion, osteoporosis, arthritis, rheumatism and even cancer: it helps stabilize blood sugar and regulate insulin levels, prevents blood spikes keeping you full longer, aids digestion, prevents heartburn and acid reflux, increases appetite, soothes the stomach lining, reduces colon inflammation, normalizes blood pressure, lowers triglycerides and LDL or "bad" cholesterol levels while increasing HDL or "good" cholesterol, protects against strokes, atherosclerosis and peripheral arterial disease, helps maintain healthy bones and teeth, improves the complexion, and even reduces the risk of cancer. I totally love this almond butter and add it to different recipes or just eat a tablespoon a day, and it helps normalize my cholesterol levels and blood pressure, relieves the symptoms of my acid reflux and gastritis and keeps me full for a long time.
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