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Zostavax SPREADS CHICKEN POX! by befurther 3y
The shingles vaccine, Zostavax, contains a weakened chickenpox virus (varicella-zoster virus). The shingles vaccine helps stimulate your immune system to battle disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus, reducing the risk of getting shingles in people aged 60 and older. In scientific studies, the shingles vaccine reduces the risk of developing shingles by about 50%. Findings show that the shingles vaccine also helps people who go on to develop shingles have shorter periods of nerve pain called postherpetic neuralgia (PHN), which is extremely painful and can last anywhere from 30 day ... 7,248 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
Forum: Vaccination Debate
Re: Not sure what happened... by nadinka 7y
Looking through some shingles pictures on google: Only this picture looks close to mine: http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.healthline.com/blogs/outdoor_health/uploaded_images/139_3925-778811.JPG&imgrefurl=http://www.healthline.com/blogs/outdoor_health/2006/10/zostavax-for-herpes-zoster-shingles.html&h=768&w=1024&sz=48&hl=en&start=8&um=1&tbnid=rtnQtQmxGRBvzM:&tbnh=113&tbnw=150&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dshingles%26ndsp%3D20%26svnum%3D100%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26safe%3Doff%26sa%3DN But mine really do not have any structure, just red. although looks exactly ... 6,751 hits
Forum: Dr. Beck MMS Support
What is shingles? answer inside by Wrenn 9y
What is Shingles? Shingles (herpes zoster) are an outbreak of rash or blisters on the skin that is caused by the same virus that causes chicken pox - the varicella-zoster virus. The first sign of shingles is often burning or tingling pain, or sometimes numbness, in or under the skin. You may also feel ill with fever, chills, headache, or upset stomach. After several days, a rash of small fluid-filled blisters, reminiscent of chickenpox, appears on reddened skin. The pain associated with shingles can be intense and is often described as unrelenting. Anyone who has had chick ... 5,180 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
Forum: Ask CureZone Repetitive Strain Injury
Re: Shingles are parasites? by humaworm 8y
Hello - Shingles are actually a virus. Its the same virus (herpes zoster) that causes chickenpox - it just lies dormant in the body - until it rears its ugly head as shingles in some people. Older folks have weaker immune systems and are more prone to cases of shingles. This virus is not the same thing as the genitial herpes virus BUT it is contageous until the sores scab over - a person can become infected from direct contact with the fresh rash. If a person has had chickenpox they can be infected and have the shingles too. If a person has never had chickenpox and gets infected by ... 5,088 hits
Forum: Ask Humaworm
Shingles vaccine proposed for all those in their 70s by bewnyfur 4y
The minutes of its meeting stated that the Herpes zoster [shingles] vaccination should be introduced to people aged between 70 and 79. This age group was proposed as the duration of protection, based on current data, is estimated to be 7.5 years and infection is more severe and the burden of illness is greater in this age group, it was stated. However, the committee stopped short of recommending childhood vaccination for chickenpox, the virus that leads to the development of shingles. It said that mass immunisation of children would reduce their immunity against the virus and lead to ... 862 hits
Forum: Vaccination Debate
Shingles outbreak by SnoopylovesWoodstock 3y View Entire Thread 4
I have done some liver flushes off and on for the last two years. Have had shingles before on my back, right side, and have experienced what I believe is post shingles pain in my liver and gallbladder. Have had three light cases of shingles now. Sometimes not sure if it has been gallstones, but ultrasound of gallbladder always comes back showing nothing. I do have two pretty large hemangiomas. About two weeks ago, I developed a light case of shingles again. Just a spot about an inch in diameter and posterior to the liver/gallbladder. If I do a flush now, will it make the shingles pai ... 1,584 hits
Forum: Liver Flush Support
Re: shingles question by peggyaus 4y
Getting shingles 6 years ago was a wake up call for me. LIke your husband I was very stressed and getting over a death in the family. At the time I did alot of reading on shingles and was encouraged to read in one article that overcoming shingles is in many cases the bodys second and final successful attempt at suppressing the herpes virus. I have found this to be true as have had no HPV flares of any kind since the shingles outbreak and prior to the shingles also had suffered with recurrent coldsores. If your husband maintains his health, keeps his stress as low as he can and doe ... 1,553 hits
Forum: The Truth in Medicine
Study suggests chicken pox vaccine responsible for trigge... by befurther 22mo
For the past several years, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been actively promoting the shingles vaccine as the solution to what some experts say is a building shingles epidemic. But a new study published in the German medical journal Der Hautarzt, or "The Dermatologist" in English, has revealed that the childhood vaccine for chicken pox, a common viral disease related to shingles, may actually be directly responsible for triggering this epidemic. Also known clinically as varicella-zoster virus (VZV), chicken pox is a relatively mild form ... 398 hits
Forum: Vaccination Debate
Re: Devastated! by Ginagirl 3y
Hows your vitamin A intake? http://www.rightdiagnosis.com/v/vitamin_a_deficiency/symptoms.htm Eye symptoms ◦Reduced night vision ◦Night blindness ◦Dry eyes ◦Eye inflammation ◦Corneal inflammation Or it may be the shingles; http://www.livestrong.com/article/13053-identify-symptoms-shingles-around-eye/ 1,358 hits
Forum: Iodine Supplementation
Re: Herpes or genital shingles by Hugo 4y
Actually, shingles is caused by the member of the herpes family called herpes zoster. It has no connection to the Herpes Papilloma Virus, HPV. I agree with the advice to get an active outbreak swabbed for, preferably an PCR analysis or perhaps a culture to determine if its shingles or herpes simplex. The most effective treatment for either is to use one of the available antivirals, acyclovir, valtrex or famvir. Theyre all very safe and have dosages for both shingles and HSV. 2,787 hits
Forum: Herpes Support Shingles, Herpes Zoster STD
Re: what to do for overworked swollen/painful joints?!! p... by molly bloom 7y
WW - I have been playing around with essential oils lately. I also suffered from shingles about 5 years ago, and suffered much residual pain from it. Here is something I found (but have not tried) for your information. Theres much written about it out there: http://www.jeannerose.net/articles/shingles.html I think that she could check into bathing as a delivery system for these oils too. Molly 3,288 hits
Forum: Ask CureZone
shingles- HELP by ayn 8y View Entire Thread 14
ive been so much healthier since i embarked on the alternative health journey- and it is depressing that suddenly i have shingles again. could this be a healing crisis? since i started zapping, the shingles went away immediately and never came back (i have been having shingles off and on for six years- docs say i just have a low immunity,) what now? im so depressed... will coQ10 help? 2,944 hits
Forum: Ask Barefoot
Shingles Frequencies Version 2.0: You Will Need Them As Y... by elan164 25mo View Entire Thread 2
http://blog.frequencyfoundation.com/2012/11/shingles-frequencies-version-20-you.html Herpes zoster (or simply zoster), commonly known as shingles and also known as zona, is a viral disease characterized by a painful skin rash with blisters in a limited area on one side of the body, often in a stripe. The initial infection withvaricella zoster virus (VZV) causes the acute (short-lived) illness chickenpox which generally occurs in children and young people. Once an episode of chickenpox has resolved, the virus is not eliminated from the body but can go on to cause shinglesan illness wit ... 1,002 hits
Forum: Rife
Re: Shingles vaccine reduces disease risk by 50% by draheraw 23mo
Dear thall: L-lysine is the best remedy for me. and I would go so far as saying a cure for shingles and possibly herpes. It is a GREAT preventative solution when it comes to holding any kind of outbreak at bay!...I use to get a shingles outbreak 3 or 4 times a year. The pain was horrendous and very uncomfortable. My shingles would break out any where on my body...but it did have a preference for certain areas on my body. It wasnt until I found out about the amino acid L-lysine that my problems with shingles have completely disappeared!!!...SERIOUSLY GONE! AND I CANT REMEMBER WHEN I HAD A ... 3,747 hits
Forum: Vaccination Debate
Re: No, it doesn't work that way.. by Sandpainter 3y
I just found the answer to my own question form the CDC: Shingles cannot be passed from one person to another. However, the virus that causes shingles, the varicella zoster virus, can be spread from a person with active shingles to a person who has never had chickenpox. In such cases, the person exposed to the virus might develop chickenpox, but they would not develop shingles. The virus is spread through direct contact with fluid from the rash blisters, not through sneezing, coughing or casual contact. A person with shingles can spread the virus when the rash is in the blister-phas ... 6,944 hits
Forum: Herpes Support Shingles Cure STD Chickenpox Party Skin Problems Cures
Re: No, it doesn't work that way.. by Sandpainter 3y
Shingles cannot be passed from one person to another. However, the virus that causes shingles, the varicella zoster virus, can be spread from a person with active shingles to a person who has never had chickenpox. In such cases, the person exposed to the virus might develop chickenpox, but they would not develop shingles. The virus is spread through direct contact with fluid from the rash blisters, not through sneezing, coughing or casual contact. A person with shingles can spread the virus when the rash is in the blister-phase. A person is not infectious before blisters appear. Once th ... 7,036 hits
Forum: Herpes Support Shingles Cure STD Chickenpox Party Skin Problems Cures
Re:Darn It I had Shingles... by tomato 5y
Shingles in my high school days. Traditional Doctor gave me steroids for it. Shingles is one form..it is definitely connected to chicken pox. I had that too about that time. Cant remember too much about shingles. It happened many moons ago to me. I was in geometry class trying to pass it at the same day I was trying to pass English test and History test and Biology test and PE activities. Shingles painful I remember hurting down my back. I think stress and the pressures of taking too many tests on one day caused my shingle hell. (weak immunity system). Chicken P ... 3,822 hits
Forum: Rife Shingles, Herpes Zoster Herpes Support
Re: A Pox on the CDCs Vaccination Agenda: The Rise of He... by kwanyin 17mo
the shingles vaccine causes ... you guessed it ... reactivation of the herpes zoster virus. Ah yes, the shingles vaccine. My uncle had it in the late summer 2010 and sure enough-it worked. He developed shingles and is still inflicted with it to this day. Hes in his 80s and his diet consists of daily indulgences of ice cream, cake and cookies. He has always been thin and so he has been able to eat what he wants and not gain weight so he feels at his age he should be able to eat what he wants. Cant get it across to him that sugar impairs the immune system. Every elderly person I kn ... 577 hits
Forum: Vaccination Debate
Re: Shingles, O/T by Ginagirl 3y
That is correct; all poisons are needed; it is the amount that could be the problem Shingles; the homeopathic view on it;; This indicate grief, the muraticum is salt = grieving, sorrows that are not done with. Shingles is a virus. Viruses are always in you; laying dormant; the symptoms only surface when YOU dont surface something. to combat, suggestions; taking Natrium Mur (check it out, it is a BIG remedy) or http://www.advance-health.com/bht.html http://www.vrp.com/dear-doctor/bht-and-lithium-orotate-for-shingles-801 1,433 hits
Forum: Iodine Supplementation
Re: Shingles outbreak by MENDOMAID 3y
For shingles and viruses in general I use H. Clarks Lysine & Glutanic acid tea - both stop the virus from replicating. Also echinacea, zinc and high doses of Vit. C and Clarks Zapper. Dr. Richard Schultze also has similar remedies for shingles. One reason for shingles outbreaks is a lowered immunity and eating aflatoxin, a mold toxin, in foods. Vit C inactivates the mold toxins. Since a LF may lower your immunity I would clear up the shingles first. 1,481 hits
Forum: Liver Flush Support
Re: course of action for shingles? by Molly Bloom 5y
Are you sure this is shingles? I had shingles awhile back. It usually is only on one side of the body and runs along a nerve. Its very very painful. I felt numbness in the area (right rib cage) before the rash manifested. I got the pharmaceutical within 72 hours because shingles can turn into long term post-neuralgic pain that lasts forever. There are very few pharmaceuticals Id ever take but this was one of them. I totally hedged my bets on this. I wish you a lot of luck if this was shingles. Molly 1,660 hits
Forum: The Truth in Medicine
RG, Need advice on Shingles!Please by shellyh3 4y View Entire Thread 3
RG, I have broke out in Shingles, I am about a little over a week into the extra-strength cleanse, I have broke out with shingles, it is apparently the very painful version. I did an anti bacterial a couple months ago. Will any humaworm products do anything for shingles?I do have the cream and have been putting it on the shingles rash. Oh, have yall changed your formula? I noticed back in October when I got my first round of humaworm it seemed stronger then the extra-strenght I have now. Please help me out if you can. Shelly 1,630 hits
Forum: Ask Humaworm
Re: Herb for Shingles Scarring? by MH 6y
Shingles Definition: Shingles consists of a very painful rash that often appears on the side of the body in a narrow band. This disorder usually affects individuals with compromised immune systems. The same virus (varicella zoster) that causes chicken pox also causes shingles. The nerve pain that lingers after the rash has cleared is known as postherpetic neuralgia. ---------------- ODDS ARE THE PERSON STILL HAS THE SHINGLES THAT WILL VISIT HIM ANOTHER DAY...BEST TO READ THE OLIVE LEAF BOOK AND BOOK I. OTHERWISE THE B&W EARLY ON WOULD OF AIDED IN PREVENTION OF SCARS AND THE ... 1,434 hits
Forum: Ask Barefoot
Several Home Remedies by Savagegrace 7y
I would go with #3 Shingles Home Remedies: Submitted at 2003-11-07 17:47:19 Apply apple cider vinegar, an ointment made from thyme and vitamin E oil, or peppermint oil. rating: 5 (38 votes) Submitted at 2003-11-07 17:47:19 Take bayberry, cinnamon, ginger, lobelia, and valerian root to aid the healing process. rating: 4 (18 votes) Submitted at 2005-01-30 14:27:25 For Shingles, apply tea tree oil several times a day, it drys the shingles and they usually go away in a few days rating: 4 (27 votes) Adding Lysine at 500mg to 1g a day would be wise. For those who don ... 2,389 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
Forum: Ask CureZone
Re: While on the cleanse developed a case of shingles by hopinso 9y
From what I understand Shingles are caused by the same virus that causes Chicken Pox. It can remain dormant in the body for a lifetime, or come back as Shingles in adults. Stress, a general run-down condition, or underactive immune system can trigger the attacks. I doubt if the Master Cleanse would cause the Shingles to erupt, but if you had a lot of toxins to process (although you sound pretty clean to me)that could have put enough strain on the immune system to cause this outbreak of Shingles. Unless new progress has been made recently, the virus will once again become dormant, but c ... 2,747 hits
Forum: Master Cleanse Supp
are shingles contagious? yes!! to a certain group by Wrenn 9y
Prevention You cannot do much to avoid shingles. It is not caught from contact with someone with shingles or with chickenpox. If you have shingles you should stay away from other people until the blisters have dried (usually about seven days), as there are virus particles in the blister fluid. The risk is that people who have not had chickenpox might catch that from you. Those at particular risk are people whose immune system is not functioning normally (who are immunocompromised), as for example in people on steroids, chemotherapy for cancer or those with transplants or with AIDS ... 5,318 hits
Forum: Ask CureZone Repetitive Strain Injury
Re: Telling a partner by white tiger 8y
Hi #66118 I think a partner should know. If they cant accept that, how are they going to accept other problems that arise in a relationship with the girl? I think the guy got what he wanted anyway, which was what he was looking for in the beginning. Her got all the sex he needed and ran. Im not trying to be cruel, but thats what it seemed like from the description of the relationship. Heres what I would do, since the herpes virus is in the same family as shingles. 2 cups of olive leaf tea a day will get cure shingles. Try drinking the olive leaf tea, it certainly cant do a ... 1,257 hits
Forum: Herpes
Re for # 2689 by Thorn 9y
Vitamin C Vitamin C is so effective at halting herpes viruses that on initial diagnosis of shingles or outbreak of cold sores patients should immediately start taking it. Most of the published research behind vitamin C and herpes involves intravenous treatment and dates back as early as 1950. In one early study 321 patients suffering with herpes zoster were all cured following three days of intravenous vitamin C, seven reported complete cessation of pain within two hours of the first treatment. Intravenous vitamin C is much more effective than oral vitamin C to treat an acute or new outbr ... 3,555 hits
Forum: AIDS Support
Wipe out shingles FAST with easy-to-use homeopathic remedies by Dquixote1217 22mo
Wipe out shingles FAST with easy-to-use homeopathic remedies - relieve pain, eliminate burning, itching and infection Wednesday, February 13, 2013 by: JB Bardot (NaturalNews) If youve had chicken pox as a child, then youre still carrying the herpes zoster virus in your body, which can become reactivated after many years causing a very painful, burning rash known as shingles. The virus lives in the nerve cells and produces a rash along the nerve pathways, most often on one side or the other of the trunk of the body. Having had chicken pox does not create immunity ... 1,126 hits
Forum: Shingles, Herpes Zoster Homeopathy
Shingles by plzchuckle 6mo
Natural remedies and tips to prevent, relieve and eliminate painful shingles outbreaks (NaturalNews) Every year, millions of people suffer from outbreaks of shingles, a viral infection caused by the varicella-zoster virus (the same virus that causes chickenpox). Mainstream medical science tells us that there are no cures for shingles and that only mainstream drugs can effectively manage symptoms. In actuality, there are a number of natural remedies which can help manage and relieve shingles and possibly even eliminate the virus The medical term ... 1,259 hits
Forum: Barefooters' Libris
Natural Help for Shingles by Dquixote1217 3y View Entire Thread 3
Natural Help for Shingles by Tony Isaacs Shingles is a viral infection caused by the varicella-zoster virus, the same virus that causes chickenpox. The medical term for shingles is 'herpes zoster'. After you have had chickenpox, the virus becomes dormant in your nerve tissue, but it can be reactivated years later as shingles. It is more common in adults between the ages of 60 and 80 and those with weakened immune systems. Shingles spreads through your skin in the form of a rash or blister similar to chicken-pox. It is associated with grueling pain, itchiness, burni ... 6,577 hits
Forum: Shingles, Herpes Zoster Home Remedies
Merck Study Pushes Antidepressant Use with Vaccines by befurther 22mo
A new study published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases actually claims taking antidepressants will increase vaccine effectiveness. The two-year study compared immune responses in 40 elderly participants with major depressive disorder to 52 control subjects in regard to Merck's Zostavax, the herpes zoster (shingles) vaccine. According to an Infectious Diseases Society of America press release: "Depressed patients not being treated with antidepressants (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) had lower cell-mediated immunity to the varicella-zoster v ... 1,044 hits
Forum: Vaccination Debate
DIY Home Remedies for Shingles - Relieve the Agony, Sooth... by LuellaMay 21mo
DIY Home Remedies for Shingles - Relieve the Agony, Soothe the Itching by JB Bardot See all TBYIL articles by JB Bardot ( The Best Years in Life) While the agony of shingles will not kill you, the disease can make you want to die from pain and itching. An infectious disease that often effects the elderly, the shingles virus usually enters the body when you contract chicken pox; however a chicken pox or shingles vaccine can also trigger a shingles outbreak. It causes a contagious rash predominantly on one side of the upper body that lasts for several weeks. Home reme ... 854 hits
Forum: Ask Tony Isaacs
Natural Help for Shingles by LuellaMay 18mo
Natural Help for Shingles by Tony Isaacs ( The Best Years in Life ) Shingles is a viral infection caused by the varicella-zoster virus, the same virus that causes chickenpox. The medical term for shingles is 'herpes zoster'. After you have had chickenpox, the virus becomes dormant in your nerve tissue, but it can be reactivated years later as shingles. It is more common in adults between the ages of 60 and 80 and those with weakened immune systems. Read More . 244 hits
Forum: Ask Tony Isaacs
Re: New Forum Herpes, Herpes Zoster, Shingles & Chickenpox by Webmaster 3y
Here: http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=1015 Shingles is a reactivation of the herpes zoster virus (varicella-zoster virus, or VZV). This same virus causes the childhood illness chickenpox. The chickenpox virus (varicella) remains in a dormant state in the body in the root of nerves that control sensation. In about 1 out of 5 people, the virus wakes up, often many years after the chickenpox infection. The virus then travels along a sensory nerve into the skin causing a painful rash known as shingles. Shingles is derived from the Latin and French words for belt or girdle, refl ... 2,015 hits
Forum: Webmaster Debate Shingles, Herpes Zoster
Lots Of Cases Of SHINGLES Lately by humaworm 5y View Entire Thread 4
Strange how certain ailments come and go - and how theyll seem to pop up at one time. We have had a TREMENDOUS amount of customers with shingles in the last 3 weeks! We have a few cases a month every month - but we are having at least 1 case PER DAY right now. And this is just from people who use herbal medicine. I talked to my doctor friend last night at the Christmas Parade and he said that he too has seen more cases of shingles in the last couple of months than he has seen in the last decade. Shingles happen after a person has had the chickenpox as a child - the virus will lay l ... 1,814 hits
Forum: Ask Humaworm
Re: help! mom has shingles or herpes zoster on her face/e... by White Tiger 8y
Hi wittlewabbitte :) Ophthalmicus occurs when Shingles involves the eye and is very dangerous as it can affect vision and even cause blindness. Otic Zoster occurs when shingles affects the ears. Like Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus, it is dangerous as it can result in the loss of hearing. Bells Palsy is yet another possible complication of Shingles. Bells Palsy causes the facial nerve to be paralyzed. All three of these complications, being quite obviously serious, this would necessitate immediate professional attention and intensive treatment. If it has not reached that point, St. J ... 4,102 hits
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Re: Shingles by mh 8y
Doing a 2 week orange juice fast has nothing to do with a job, you can take orange juice most anywhere you can eat food or just dont eat for the 8 hour job. The shingles enters all humans by age 8 according to the scientist. Olive leaf is the perfect solution to NEVER EVER get mono/shingles and Oregano oil along with all the great herbs are called for once you let yourself become worm down. Stress and just about everything that harms you allows the shingles to appear, more common with women because they tend to do more drug use and wear their bodies down by having babies. The pai ... 2,668 hits 1 of 1 (100%)
Forum: Ask Barefoot
Natural Help for Shingles by LuellaMay 8mo
Natural Help for Shingles by Tony Isaacs ( The Best Years in Life) It is estimated that at some point in their lives 1 in every 3 Americans will be best by shingles - a viral infection caused by the varicella-zoster virus, the same virus that causes chickenpox. The medical term for shingles is 'herpes zoster'. After you have had chickenpox, the virus becomes dormant in your nerve tissue, but it can be reactivated years later as shingles. It is more common in adults between the ages of 60 and 80 and those with weakened immune systems. Read More. ... 303 hits
Forum: Ask Tony
Shingles Outbreak: Is Chicken Pox Vaccine to Blame? by trapper/kcmo 12mo View Entire Thread 2
http://www.newsmaxhealth.com/Headline/shingles-chickenpox-vaccine-DrRussell-Blaylock-nutritional-deficiencies/2013/12/17/id/542367 Shingles Outbreak: Is Chicken Pox Vaccine to Blame? Cases of shingles, a painful rash caused by the same virus that triggers chicken pox, have increased by 39 percent since the chicken pox vaccination program was introduced in 1996. Many experts have seen the increase as more than just mere coincidence and have blamed the vaccine. But a study released this month says thats not the case. Dr. Craig Hales, a medical epidemiologist at the U.S. Cente ... 557 hits
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5-Year-Old Girl Contracts Shingles After Chickenpox Vacci... by trapper/kcmo 19mo
Wednesday, May 8, 2013 5-Year-Old Girl Contracts Shingles After Chickenpox Vaccination Kenny Valenzuela Activist Post Research Links Below: The Liberty Beacon Study Suggests Chicken Pox Vaccine Responsible for Shingles US National Library of Medicine Herpes Zoster after Varicella-zoster Vaccination CDC Vaccine Ingredients 2012 Merck Varivax Chicken Pox Vaccine Insert HIV Vaccine Infects 41 Volunteers Clinical Trials 71 Studies on Varivax Whooping Cough Outbreak Involves 90% Vaccinated University of ... 193 hits
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Re: Ozone cured my Staph Infection, MRSA Skin Rash GONE!!! by bcbutler 5y
I wish Id thought of that when I was going through the staph infection. I did use ozonated water compresses to stop a shingles outbreak, after it had broken out 3 times in 3 months. And in addition to stopping the blisters from breaking out, it also stopped the pain in the nerve below a rib that was residual from the shingles infection. That was 2 weeks ago - and the skin went from ready to turn into blisters back to healthy skin, and the pain hasnt come back. 8,930 hits
Forum: Eczema/Excema Acne BreathWork
Ideas for Shingles? by #62806 7y View Entire Thread 2
I was doing great with my juice fast and a painful rash broke out on my back over my right kidney and has been there for 4 days now and not healing yet. It really hurts and I was thinking I had kidney pain, but now I think it is shingles, which I have never had before and knew nothing about prior to this. I just read about it and it seems the standard of care is drugs, which I refuse. Any holistic ideas for shingles? Thanks. 1,666 hits
Forum: Ask Dennis Hardy ND
Re: Does the Clarkia parasite cleanse work at all? by wrayc 7y
Makes alot of sense actually Shingles only occurs in the very old or debilitated meaning the immune system is suboptimal either through age or suprression suppression is DOCUMENTED to occur with chronic parasitic infctions as they not only deprive us of essential nutrients, but also exude toxins into our body as well as modulating our immune system first by overstimulating it then by supressing it, not to mention the physical damage that occurrs due to the chronic inflammation (ie cancer) An older patient with shingles, wasted with weak immune system is the typical picture. 11,478 hits
Forum: Parasites Support
Re: CS for an abscess formed at the tip of the tooth root. by Johny Apple Bomb 6y
The Rife Like frequencies on the CAFL is very similiar to Herpes Zoster (chicken pox)(shingles). Probably caused by the shingles virus in some cases. 2489 is used for long periods of time to have lasting effects on the herpes zoster virus. Trigeminal_neuralgia - 2720, 2489, 2170, 1800, 1600, 1550, 802, 7.5, 880, 832, 787, 776, 760, 727, 650, 146, 7.82, 27.5, 428 http://www.electroherbalism.com/Bioelectronics/FrequenciesandAnecdotes/CAFL.htm 4,856 hits
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Cold-pressed coconut oil, Lysine anti-viral. by nordskoven 10y
If lemon water helps Shingles, that means perking up the liver is the thing. Do this with L-Carnitine, the meat vitamin which all vegans must use as a supplement (from non-animal source). Heated coconut oil is toxic. Get cold-pressed coconut oil. And try Lysine, an anti-viral, to whack back the Chicken Pox/Shingles virus. If you want to reach the capillaries, use Niacin to open up those vascular back-waters. 7,891 hits
Forum: Candida Support
Re: I got lots of worms...Co Q question by Nancy_p1 9y
I have used Co Q 10 with great success and the last time i used it i had a boust of the shingles i keep using the co q 10 to kill of the worms and the shingles only stayed around for about two weeks. I also use the master clense when i want the best results of my kick those nasty pests out of my body task that i know i will have to do for the rest of my life. hope this helps !!!!! http://www.naturalherbalhealing.com 1,718 hits
Forum: Parasites Support
B12 shots for shingles; why not herpes? by #105655 9mo View Entire Thread 2
http://www.newsmaxhealth.com/Dr-Brownstein/Treat-Shingles-Early-vitamin/2013/01/02/id/485072/ 699 hits
Forum: Herpes
Re: Destroy any Herpes Virus with Oxygen and High level PH. by Jennifer Smith 6mo
Alkaline water has many testimonials online for curing from diabetes to psoriasis. A quick fix to drying out shingles is as inexpensive as hydrogen peroxide. Put it in a spray bottle spray it in your hand and rub it onto the sores. It will dry out the shingles and it will get rid of the pain. Do this everyday on the site and around the site to keep it at bay. It works. Make this part of your daily hygiene routine. Maybe even in the morning and in the evening. Carry another spray bottle with you. As soon as you feel pain coming from the site spray the area and keep dry. This works, I know b ... 8,055 hits
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Post Shingles Pain by hopinso 7y View Entire Thread 5
I came down with Shingles about six weeks ago. The rash and lesions are mostly healed, although I have considerable scarring from the blisters. My problem is constant burning pain that sometimes becomes severe pain, especially when I get upset or frustrated. Is there anything natural I can take for the pain. I have a friend who is taking a prescription drug for her shingles pain, but I want to stay away from prescriptions and even OTC meds if possible. I was finally able to stop taking Ultram for my back pain and I never want to go back to depending on medication for pain control. I am cur ... 2,983 hits
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Shingles.. by #77746 7y View Entire Thread 3
A couple of months ago I had a small, stubborn, itchy rash on both my shins. After a few weeks they went away. Recently I did the parasite cleanse and followed it with a liver cleanse. Now, 2 weeks later, I feel like I am getting shingles. Do you think the liver cleanse could have stressed my body enough to cause shingles? Or do you think it is possible that the rash I had was a mild form of shingles and the pain I have now in my hip & leg is a cleansing reaction? any thoughts?? 1,722 hits
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I had mine taken out yesterday by thebean 7y
I cant believe Ive just read the entry about someone thinking they had shingles. I am also 39 and have been taking Valtrex for what the dermatologist thinks is shingles. Everyone wants to know where I got shingles from. That was the last straw, I went to my OB/GYN yesterday and told him I wanted to take the Mirena out. He asked if it was bothering me and I said it was not physically, but emotionally and mentally Ive been haveing problems since I had it put in. It was my husband who suggested it might be the Mirena. Im also being treated for TMD and have been having trouble sleepi ... 1,058 hits
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Are the two linked? by debs 10y View Entire Thread 4
I have been having really bad pains in my side for the last two months,but for the last five or six days the pain has become constant.I visited my GP on Tuesday to de diagnosed with shingles,Is it normal to pas blood in your motions when having shingles,could it be the pain causing me to do this[which I have this morning,but only very slight]I know I am posting this on these pages but dont we all think the worst,I do hope someone can help,many thanks in anticipation,Debs.[ps the only medication im taking is dihydrocodiene for the pain.][pps my age is 34]very young to get shingles I know. 1,253 hits
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Re: For experienced MCers... weird rash thing goin on... by thehaha 9y
Do you have the rash at all on you back at around the same height? Does the rash stop at midline of your abdomen? When you were describing it shingles popped into my head. Have you had the chicken pox because the shingles is only something you get if you have had the chicken pox? My son (15) had a mild case last year, a little in the front a little in the back. The virus runs along the the nerves if I remember correctly. He recovered with very little side affects other than itching, but usually in older folks it can cause some discomfort, aching really. 1 in 10 people who have had the ch ... 1,385 hits
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Re: My intuition about the origin of my "gout" by boldyloxx 8y
Julienna, I think Oh407, hit it on the mark also-- and youre intuition was correct. I thought that when I got gout, it was due to my birth control Depo provera, as well as conditions where I worked, but a year before I had gout, I also got Shingles, and was on a prescription med for that. (this was way before I took responsiblity for my health ) From reading your first post- I bet my shingles perscription could have been responsible- as well as the Depo Provera shot that lowered my immune system. I dont recall exactly what I was given- but it could have been the same as ... 938 hits
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Re: RG, would appreciate your opinion please! by peggyaus 7y
Hi there GG, A couple of years ago I also had a bout of shingles across the chest area so my sympathies are with you. At the time, I visited the doc who gave me some anti virals to push the virus back in; anyway, I think I took two tablets and chucked the rest out. I had the shingles for about 10 weeks and they went away on their own, no scarring. I do wonder however now whether my trusty orgegano oil would have helped topically because it does work wonders on herpes on the mouth area (which I had last week). You might want to try oregano oil topically; however I do think there ... 1,226 hits
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Re: Shingles R by unyquity 5y
Go to Google, and type in either cayenne, capsicum or capsaicin and shingles. And St. Johns Wort and shingles. Both are VERY effective...and St. Johns is a SPECIFIC for the shingles virus. I suggest a 4oz bottle of each tincture - taking high doses daily...but mixing a bit of each into a non-toxic neutral lotion and then rubbing it generously on the pain area. And youre right, theres no such thing as too much garlic (raw garlic internally, but dont put straight/raw garlic on the skin...it should be an oil or a more diluted paste). Cayenne, St. Johns, & Garlic...hit it ... 1,803 hits
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Re: Shingles by mh 8y
Grandma 104, mom 101. Thats a bad pattern going down hill! I would rathure see you live to be 104+. Each generation inherits the weaknesses of the preceding and granny only lived 10 years after her outbreak of shingles! I know a gal that had shingles, went the medical routs and by age 55 she lives on steroids! For 3 years now she gets these boxes that come frozen and has this crap she injects, otherwise she cant function because of severe head ache. She never gets rid of a disease, she always suppresses it with drugs. Your not into drugs until you hurt, I doubt granny that lived to ... 2,394 hits
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Re: did you mean put put a link in your message? by mh 8y
Grandma 104, mom 101. Thats a bad pattern going down hill! I would rathure see you live to be 104+. Each generation inherits the weaknesses of the preceding and granny only lived 10 years after her outbreak of shingles! I know a gal that had shingles, went the medical routs and by age 55 she lives on steroids! For 3 years now she gets these boxes that come frozen and has this crap she injects, otherwise she cant function because of severe head ache. She never gets rid of a disease, she always suppresses it with drugs. Your not into drugs until you hurt, I doubt granny that lived to ... 663 hits
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Re: Shingles after liver flush? by molly bloom 8y
Yes, stress can indeed cause the onset of this horrible thing, coupled with a low immune system. Also sounds like you have a genetic link. Dont worry too much about taking the Acyclovir, it is the only thing that allopathic medicine has to try to minimize the nerve damage. You have to act really fast when the onset of shingles occur. They are insidious. It is uncommon to have shingles more than once, but about 1 in 50 people have shingles two or more times in their life. Its caused by a low immune system, thats why people with aids suffer from it. All the more reason to co ... 1,925 hits
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Rap vs Metal: Worst Choruses
Written by Rap Critc Friday, 15 July 2011 19:45
07.15.2011 - 20:06 | Tomfoolery - You make Rap better!Rap Critic, this is a great show your doing here. Keep it up.
07.15.2011 - 20:07 | serfky01At least when rappers sing, its understood that that is their secondary talent, their main talent is rapping, Metal singers are supposed to be singers, and they still suck
07.15.2011 - 23:54 | Bojanglatron - serfky01Not entirely an accurate description. After attempting it myself, I have a great deal of respect for the Heavy Metal singing style. Throat singing (the guttural, demonic growl) can add an extremely oppressive and aggressive feel to the song and suits the Heavy Metal style well. If you have ever tried doing it yourself you would realize it is one of the most staggering and endurance requiring styles to pull off next to dragging out notes in opera. The wear and tear on the voice box is incredible. And I would love to hear a non female pop singer hit some of the higher vocal metal "screams" that Judas Priest managed in their heyday. All a matter of perspective, really.
In the end it boils down to you making excuses for entertainers who should know better then to insist on doing things they are bad at in songs they intend to sell. And you miss the point; this was more a focus on uninspired, shitty lyrics from what I could tell.
07.15.2011 - 23:52 | RockinDover - HOW DARE YOU!!!!!!!I dare you to say those exact words to Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford, Ronnie James Dio, Ian Gillan, and Robert Plant, some of the greatest rock and heavy metal vocalists of all time. You will be turned to dust. Just try singing with that much range and that much power. With that attitude, your throat won't last five seconds.
07.16.2011 - 01:30 | vmtabarez - wow...Ok first of all not all metal singers suck a good majority of them are extremely talented singers. You want to know a few metal singers who don't suck at singing? Howard Jones from Killswitch Engage, Philip Labonte from All that Remains, and Ivan Moody from FFDP are a few of of a list of many talented singers. Also Metal isn't just singing either, it has Screaming(guttural, Demonic growl, fry screams, and outward screams)all of these things are very difficult to do and takes a lot of practice and training. If you want to talk about singers who suck here are some rappers who suck at singing. Lil Wayne, Eminem(He is a great at rap but his singing when he actually tries to sing sucks bad)and P.Diddy (in his new song i could barley stand his part at all before i shut it off). So don't ignorantly say that rap has better singers because it isn't true both have their good singers and their bad by the way this does not mean i hate rap I love listening to rap and to rock as long as I like it. You have your opinion about music BUT don't try to state your ignorant opinion as fact though.
07.16.2011 - 04:28 | Ricamrosthere are metal bands whose singers suck and some whose singers are good. I assume you think all metal is screaming and growling if you say they all suck.(for the record, sometimes screaming and growling can sound awesome.) But damn - have you ever heard Eric Adams sing? What about Tony Kakko? Ronnie James Dio? Rob Halford? Tomi Joutsen? Till Lindemann? Tarja Turunen, for hell's sake? give it a try.
(btw what kind of an excuse is it to suck at singing that it's not what you're supposed to be doing in the first place?)
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07.15.2011 - 20:34 | Burn7 - What is a... "Girl"?Hey hey hey... Come on now Mr. Rap Critic. Adding a chick won't boost ratings. Adding an Asian chick however...
I kid. Honestly I watch your show because you're witty, intelligent and (from time to time) drop dead fucking hilarious. You're one of the 4 people I come to this site to watch.
Which is interesting since I'm a complete metalhead and rarely listen to rap of my own accord.
I think both genres have the capacity to manifest wondrous choruses, and they both share the same potential for the ear-rape witnessed within this video.
However, I will say that in my opinion (which is just as worthless as anyone else's), Metal has the greater opportunity to suck because of the inclusion of screamed/growled vocals. Even with the most vulgar and vile lines in rap, you can mostly understand what is being said. Half of the time in Metal you have to just interpret everything yourself, which can lead to some very confusing messages. (Need an example? Try googling "Interpretation of Trivium". This makes me extra sad since Trivium is my favorite band.)
I don't see why we don't all band together as one to hate on BrokeNcyde, more specifically their song "Freaxxx". It's the bastard offspring of every terrible part of both genres, and is the most musically offensive thing I've ever heard come out of my speakers.
07.15.2011 - 21:21 | LëzenThe only thing there is, you're making a generalization about metal as a whole based on the one subgenre of metal that overuses the "death growl" - death metal.
Sure, the death growl occasionally creeps its way into other subgenres (symphonic metal, power metal, etc.), but for the most part, vocal work for a majority of the non-death metal bands out there are usually sung with some actual skill. And by "actual skill", I mostly mean "actual pitch"; personally I don't consider any form of non-pitched vocals to be real singing.
07.15.2011 - 22:45 | Burn7I absolutely agree, and I honestly wasn't generalizing and saying that all metal has screams, or even that the screaming is a detriment to the genre as a whole. I said it has the greater opportunity to suck because there are some truly terrible screamers out there and a lot of the time these bad screams makes their way into the chorus.
I agree that non-pitched screams really don't count as singing as well. I do enjoy good screamed vocals when used well, and I even really like some deathmetal growls. (Except pig squealing. Seriously, what the fuck is that about?)
Don't worry, I know exactly what you mean. Metal and it's many, many subgenres are by far my most listened variety of music. Maiden to Gojira, and everything in between. Metal has some of the best vocals I've ever heard, and the contrast between amazingly talented clean vocals and heavy, driving drum/guitar work is one of the sexiest things I've heard audio-wise.
Anyway, I do find it kind of funny how defensive people get over metal. Not speaking to you specifically, but just looking over the comments all kinds of people are getting all kinds of upset over the subgenres and whatnot.
It's almost like a good amount of them forgot that The RC admitted to not knowing shit about metal in the video, and that it was all for funsies.
07.15.2011 - 23:13 | bassbaitThat offends me that you don't consider non-pitched vocals to be real singing, because that's unfair to singers like Devin Townsend and Mikael Akerfeldt who have made masterpieces of music that utilize the death growl. Devin Townsend can even do a pitched death growl. Here's an example of Devin's amazing vocal abilities -
http://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=t-ShfiU64U0
Also, Death Metal is not capable of overusing the Death Growl. Death Metal is DEFINED by the death growl, which therefore means that you HAVE to do it to be Death Metal. It's like complaining about rap because the bands overuse rapping.
07.15.2011 - 23:53 | Burn7Lol... okay, Townsend is one of those guys that can do anything he goddamn wants with his voice. He's kind of fucking amazing. If he wanted to do classical opera with a full orchestra, I'm pretty sure he damn well could. While he was submerged in water.
I don't consider pitchless screaming to be singing any more than I consider pitchless rapping to be. When it comes to singers, rappers, screamers or whatever else, I feel as though there is a fine line between "Singing" and creating "Vocals".
Singing by definition means to produce musical tones using one's voice.
If the scream has melodic pitch, or produces a musical tone then I would consider it singing.
Since a good amount of the time vocalists don't try for notes and just scream or deathmetal growl with what they got, it's really not singing. To me, the key is tonality. Either it's there or it's not. Otherwise, it's just vocals.
Kind of like how every square is a rectangle but not every rectangle is a square.
I do understand what you're saying, I'm just being extremely literal when defining what it means to actually "sing". In all reality I suppose you can sing and not really hit the notes, but in my own melodic eyes tonality is key. It's the reason there are two different words. Otherwise, it would all just be "singing".
07.16.2011 - 00:07 | RockinDoverI'm totally the same way. I don't really go for screaming in the Nu-metal or screamo sense or growling or rapping, but that doesn't mean it doesn't take any talent. In fact, they each take quite a bit. I love the high-pitched classic heavy metal wailing, though. Screaming in the old school sense I guess. Having pitch makes it more melodic, which is what music is mainly about, so in turn it becomes more musical. I'm a bit old fashioned (OLD SCHOOL!!!) in that way.
That's just me, though. Metal is metal, music is music, and to each their own.
I wonder if TGWTG needs a Rock Critic.
09.17.2011 - 22:41 | DangerousLokiI concur. I don't care for Metal but I do try to give every genre a fair shake. Or a fair listen. One band that I have to give massive props to for their insane talent is Apocalyptica. If you haven't heard their work than I suggest giving it alisten. Grade A stuff
08.09.2012 - 21:55 | TheLaughingFishGood point, Burn7. I listen to a LOT of rock from many genres and I don't mind the Deathgrowl either - if it's used right. That means not screaming the whole song, or if you're going to and that's the band's sound, then try to make it sound musical. And for the love of God, make sure we can understand what you're saying. There's a big difference between the deathgrowl as a vocal and as a musical effect, and I think you're right - it all comes down to tonality.
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07.15.2011 - 20:46 | Deez - snap
07.15.2011 - 20:54 | Keiji - Some metal references
07.15.2011 - 20:56 | Epockismet - Just having a chick may not boost raitings...
07.15.2011 - 20:57 | Sircoolwalk - Just pointing out.The first one was Grindcore, the worst thing since genocide. Second, Slipknot is sort of the face of Nu metal but they are not what I would claim to be most new metal. I suggest looking at disturbed for a good example of Nu metal. The last is that all examples are not the original form of metal, the first for is heavy metal.
07.15.2011 - 22:39 | CrazyChris576Dude, Design the Skyline is absolutely NOT grindcore. If you think that was grindcore, then you've never listened to grindcore.
I would just like to point out that Design the Skyline also does not qualify as "metal" in any way, shape, or form, thereby invalidating one of Rap Critic's examples.
That said, this video was pretty hilarious. Well done, both of you.
01.20.2013 - 13:02 | PlayMp1I noticed that. None of these frickin' bands are real metal. There's the obvious example of the last one, which was a rap song that satirized Satan-loving metal (even though there's plenty of *great* Satan-loving metal - Venom, Slayer, much of black metal). Then the first one was shitty metal/deathcore, which is a poor disguise of post-hardcore. Then Slipknot, who just suck and aren't metal (look at metal-archives).
You want to talk about shitty real metal? Try Thrash Queen. And St. Anger (that was a metal album... barely). And Risk (ditto). Hell, I love Vio-Lence, but their singer is so goddamn annoying you could easily use a Vio-Lence chorus and get away with it.
My experience with bad death metal is limited, since I try to seek out the best death metal I can since I'm still acclimating to the genre. This is unlike my experience with thrash, where I just got whatever I could and occasionally got stuff I didn't like.
07.15.2011 - 21:01 | arglactableI certainly hope that's not a August Burns Red shirt. That band sucks. Not as badly as Slipknot or Design the Skyline, but those bands practically set the standard for god-awful embarrassments to the genre and not because their lyrics are terrible. Seriously, does anyone actually listen to metal for the lyrics?
07.16.2011 - 09:02 | mrskippyOh, fuck you. You probably think all metalcore sucks, 100%, no exceptions. August Burns Red is incredibly talented when it comes to instrumentation and their lyrics are actually quite good...
Hold on, you just asked if anyone listens to metal for lyrics? Never mind, you don't know anything about metal at all; you're obviously just a troll. Carry on.
07.15.2011 - 21:02 | DrewMaster578Yeah, the metal bands you had up there do suck pretty bad, but there are so many good metal bands out there. Metal isn't just about yelling and screaming and worshiping satan. I personally think metal i the best music out there, but that's just me. I respect that metal isn't for everyone.
Try listening to progressive metal, symphonic metal and folk metal for examples of really good metal.
07.15.2011 - 21:03 | Shishcubobatron - Just Saying
07.15.2011 - 21:04 | benfromcanadaI watch you anyway. But then again, I love Lucifer and I will kill all of you, so you gotta take that into account
07.16.2011 - 09:03 | mrskippy
07.15.2011 - 21:04 | Furenzeru"Slipknot just told every band, local, international, or otherwise, to suck his nuts."
I'm really sorry, but I can't let this one slide.
"i think slipknot is a pretty cool guy. eh tells everyone to suck his nuts and doesnt afraid of anything"
The BAND is Slipknot. The vocalist is Corey Taylor. He's the one whose nuts are to be sucked. =P
And... it's not really a stereotype, bro. Adding a chick does increase views. This was the first Rap critic video I've seen, actually.
But anyway, great video, I'll definitely check out some of your older vids now.
07.15.2011 - 21:07 | Sewblon - You and her work well together,
07.15.2011 - 21:08 | TheBurncanThe thing is, "metal" is such a vague term. To name a few, you have British heavy metal like Iron Maiden, thrash like Metallica and Pantera, progressive like Dream Theater and OSI, etc.
Screamo and most Nu Metal are pretty terrible.
I know this video wasn't serious; just saying.
Based on this video though, I'll probably check out more of your videos, in spite of not really listening to rap.
07.15.2011 - 23:03 | bassbaitIt's far less vague than you think, but the subgenres of metal are much more vague.
For example -
Metallica and Pantera are not thrash metal. Metallica has not been Thrash since And Justice For All, and their first four albums BARELY qualify. Screamo is not metal at all, and although Nu-Metal is, it's pretty terrible. Death Metal and Black Metal are not screamo or related to it at all, but since metal is VERY esoteric, I couldn't justify an explanation of the differences between the almighty Death Metal and the horrible Screamo, because I guarantee that you'd be lost unless you knew the difference already.
01.20.2013 - 13:07 | PlayMp1Kill 'em All was speed metal. Ride the Lightning rode (heh) the edge between speed and thrash. Master of Puppets was pretty consistently thrash throughout, with the exception of Sanitarium (which is a damn good song, IMO). ...And Justice For All was trying to be a sort of progressive metal with thrash elements or maybe vice versa, but opinions vary widely. I personally think it's pretty damn good despite the total lack of bass and occasionally weird, out of place shift in tone.
Pantera is groove. Nu metal isn't frickin' metal at all, it's even less metal than post-hardcore, metalcore and deathcore (the only -core band I will ever defend is Between the Buried and Me, since they have such heavy influences from bands I actually like, like Cynic and Atheist).
07.15.2011 - 21:24 | hero2000
07.15.2011 - 21:24 | ReesiePuffsOh, so general rap vs. general metal. Yeah, that's fair. That's like comparing rock to classical. There's so many different sub-genres, they might as well be their own catagories. You have symphonic, power, death, black, thrash....To say they all sound alike is pure ignorance and shows you have no idea what you're talking about. Just stick to reviewing rap as it seems to be your area of expertise.
07.15.2011 - 21:32 | TheBurncan
07.15.2011 - 21:33 | K The SandmanRessie don't be mad that your favorite Genre is proven to be just as BAD as most hip hop.
Now I've been Listening to Metal for about 14 years, and Hip Hop all of my Life and in terms of talent, THEY ARE BOTH EQUAL.
Why do you ask?
Do any of you guys take poetry, To make a GOOD rap song you must have Flow...Flow in essence is
And Rhyme Structure
To make this work WITHOUT a Beat is hard enough, but putting a beat there for you to flow on Makes it HAT Much harder...It's COMPLETELY Improv because of it.
Also Rap has JUST AS MANY Subgenres as Metal, Hell Some of the so called Subgenre's of Metal, are about as fabricated as anything else *Cough* Nu metal *Cough*
07.15.2011 - 21:42 | Fangoram
07.15.2011 - 22:51 | Burn7Some metal fans get really riled up over anything that's not metal, or even their specific subgenre.
"Wtf this isn't Indie-Grunge Urban Stonerpop Groove Metal. Fuck this shit!"
It's sad, because it's those people that give the real metal lovers out there a bad name. But then again I suppose there are people out there like this for every genre of music, and it's a personality type not a trait derived from musical preference.
07.15.2011 - 21:52 | Unrefined-Nemesis - Rap critic lost hands down....
07.15.2011 - 22:32 | KlawedFlaw - Just me being overly serious about something pointI've been a metal fan for over 6 years, I believe, maybe 5. That says nothing about my knowledge of metal, as I know the history of most genres of metal, am well versed in what makes a song metal, and am aware of the differences between the sub-genres. I also like rap, but mainly listen to stuff like Gravediggaz and Slick Rick. I already know I'll like Devil Boy.
The examples were pretty weak, but I can understand why the metal examples weren't good for the argument. I'm glad the Rap Critic is mature about the fact that he isn't entirely well versed as far as his metal knowledge goes.
I mainly found the examples weak simply because I don't believe choruses are what makes a song. I write songs, and don't focus as much on the chorus, so yeah.
07.15.2011 - 22:41 | simonsquestAs a person who is dedicated to metal I have to say that the first "metal" band was of course emo screamo garbage. But that is self evident. Metal isn't always about choruses either, some bands (especially progressive metal bands) thrive on many songs that have no real choruses. I could give a list of bands I love that often do this. My favorite band of all is Opeth- most songs seem continuous with no real chorus, but the many of the lighter songs have choruses sung beautifully.
07.15.2011 - 22:51 | Artemus_Cain
07.15.2011 - 23:00 | bassbaitI love both genres, but metal wins in every way in a competition. For example, here's some choruses that prove that metal bands are good at it:
Strapping Young Lad - Love?, Wrong Side, All Hail the New Flesh, Detox, AAA, S.Y.L., You Suck, Far Beyond Metal, Aftermath, Force Fed
Devin Townsend - Earth Day, Hyperdrive, Sumeria
Opeth - Bleak, In My Time of Need, Master's Apprentices, Credence, Godhead's Lament, The Moor, The Lotus Eater
And if you think rap is better at rapping, well take a listen to these songs:
Exodus - Scar Spangled Banner, Blacklist, Fabulous Disaster, The Toxic Waltz
Vio-lence - Kill on Command
Exhorder - seriously, ANY SONG by Exhorder would work
Bloodbath - Eaten
Strapping Young Lad - Happy Camper.
Seriously, old school rap is great, and I got sick of it about the time of 2Pac, but before that pretty much everything was awesome. Metal had a great run since the 70's, and there's seriously not one year since 1969 where great metal albums were coming out.
Respect to all, but metal wins, even if this video is a joke!
07.15.2011 - 23:01 | TheDued92
07.15.2011 - 23:05 | MarcwulfI love when people say metal singers can't sing. Because it's either an amazingly obvious troll statement, or they just dunno what they're talking about. If you honestly think metal singers can't sing, check out Melancholy by Iced Earth, Pretty much any Epica song (Yeah, the dude growls, but Simone's voice is extremely good and she does the most singing) or Falconer, particularly Clarion call. I feel like I should comment on the show too, but I can't think of anything more than I did actually like it and I like that you didn't take it too seriously, because debating which style of music is better, is utterly ridiculous, since it's all opinion. (Which I admit, I used to do, because I've really never been a fan of rap, so I said it sucks. but in the end it's just that I don't like the sound of it, but that doesn't make it bad)
07.16.2011 - 01:31 | zmh24
07.16.2011 - 12:34 | blaedI'll miss Matt, I thought their latest album wasn't bad at all. If you get a chance zmh, you might be interested in checking out Pyramaze, he sang for their last album 'Year of the Pheonix' before rejoining Iced Earth and imo it's very good!
07.16.2011 - 15:09 | Marcwulf
07.16.2011 - 15:49 | zmh24HOLY SHIT THANK YOU!!! I had no idea Barlow had done anything else from Iced Earth except some indie band formed entirely of cops from the time he was a cop.
I knew about Jon Schaffer's other projects (Demons & Wizards and Sons of Liberty) and Ripper Owens being the vocalist for several other bands (Judas Priest was at its peak when he was with them, I prefer him over Halford), but I thought Iced Earth was it for Barlow, thank you.
07.16.2011 - 14:26 | Marcwulf
01.20.2013 - 13:12 | PlayMp1I dislike the constant use of power metal examples, because power metal is so different in comparison to the rest of metal. Since the 70s, metal has always been trying to get heavier and heavier, except for power metal. It's all over the place, and many bands can't decide if they're gonna be guitar-driven pop or just upbeat metal.
I'd prefer to use the example of Joey Belladonna from Anthrax. Thrash metal band with a semi-power metal singer. There's also Overkill and their NWOBHM-influenced singer.


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Hypocrisy is the glue holding civilization together. Tell grandma "thank you" for the nice socks! The child seethes, then speaks through gritted teeth. Thank you for the nice socks, grandma. Civilization endures. But the inner child longs for a prophet who speaks the truth without fear. A George Carlin. A Bill Hicks. An Alceste.
The first two being deceased American comics. The third being the hero of Moliere's "The Misanthrope." In the deceased French playwright's original 17th-century play, Alceste was an irritating crank. In "The School for Lies," David Ives sizzling 21st-century update, he's rechristened Frank, but he's still the prophetic bad boy speaking harsh truths that civilized sheep keep to themselves. He does so in 17th-century France where oversharing could get you thrown in jail. (Slander leads to shackles: it's the law.) The stick of society won't make him shut up. Ah, but the carrot of love will …
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It's perfect text for comedy theater. Perfect, in the sense that a high wire is a perfect place to stroll in the circus tent. It's a high level of difficulty — and a long way to fall. But director Greg Leaming, crew and cast (nearly all of the acting conservatory's second year class) make it look easy.
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mo•ti•va•tionˌmoʊ təˈveɪ ʃən(n.)
an act or instance of motivating.
the state of being motivated.
something that motivates; inducement.
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motivation, motive, need(noun)
the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action toward a desired goal; the reason for the action; that which gives purpose and direction to behavior
"we did not understand his motivation"; "he acted with the best of motives"
the condition of being motivated
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motivation, motivating(noun)
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motivation(noun)ˌmoʊ təˈveɪ ʃən
enthusiasm for doing sth
a lack of employee motivation
motivationˌmoʊ təˈveɪ ʃən
a reason or purpose for doing sth
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Willingness of action especially in behavior
The action of motivating.
Something which motivates.
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Origin: motive, from the verb moveo, + -ation
Motivation is a psychological feature that arouses an organism to act towards a desired goal and elicits, controls, and sustains certain goal-directed behaviors. It can be considered a driving force; a psychological one that compels or reinforces an action toward a desired goal. For example, hunger is a motivation that elicits a desire to eat. Motivation is the purpose or psychological cause of an action. Motivation has been shown to have roots in physiological, behavioral, cognitive, and social areas. Motivation may be rooted in a basic impulse to optimize well-being, minimize physical pain and maximize pleasure. It can also originate from specific physical needs such as eating, sleeping or resting, and sex. Motivation is an inner drive to behave or act in a certain manner. "It's the difference between waking up before dawn to pound the pavement and lazing around the house all day." These inner conditions such as wishes, desires, goals, activate to move in a particular direction in behavior.
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Those factors which cause an organism to behave or act in either a goal-seeking or satisfying manner. They may be influenced by physiological drives or by external stimuli.
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Translations for Motivation
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- motiveringAfrikaans
- إثارَه، تَشْويق، تَحْفيز، حَفْزArabic
- мотивацияBulgarian
- motivaçãoPortuguese (BR)
- motivaceCzech
- die MotivierungGerman
- motivationDanish
- κίνητρο, παρακίνησηGreek
- motivaciónSpanish
- motivatsioonEstonian
- محرکFarsi
- motivaatioFinnish
- motivationFrench
- מוֹטִיבַציָה, הֲנַעַהHebrew
- प्रेरणHindi
- motivacijaCroatian
- indok(lás), motivációHungarian
- motivasiIndonesian
- áhugi; ástæða, hvötIcelandic
- motivazioneItalian
- 動機づけJapanese
- 동기 부여Korean
- motyvacija, stimulasLithuanian
- motivācija; stimulsLatvian
- motivasiMalay
- motiveringDutch
- motivasjonNorwegian
- motywacjaPolish
- محرکPersian
- انګيزهPashto
- motivaçãoPortuguese
- motivaţieRomanian
- побуждениеRussian
- motiváciaSlovak
- motivacija; utemeljitevSlovenian
- motivacijaSerbian
- motivering, motivationSwedish
- แรงบันดาลใจThai
- motivasyon, güdülenmeTurkish
- 動機Chinese (Trad.)
- мотиваціяUkrainian
- ترغیبUrdu
- sự thúc đẩyVietnamese
- 动力,动机,诱因,促进因素Chinese (Simp.)
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