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Hi there. Here is our standard welcome, but I don't think you really need it. By the way, you found a word that only had rubbish and generated a proper definition as a talk page - could you update the actual word please. Also, when you find a copyvio (they are not rare) could you convert to a better definition (if you have the time). I hope we get many more edits from you. Cheers SemperBlotto 22:55, 18 January 2006 (UTC)
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I have wikified it for you. Entries DO need to be formatted properly. SemperBlotto 21:48, 1 April 2006 (UTC)
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You say this is a noun, but the translations are all verbs. SemperBlotto 22:06, 18 January 2011 (UTC)
- Indeed, a case of template copy-pasta without enough editing. Fixed now, thanks. Cat Parade 15:39, 15 April 2011 (UTC)


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Translate this page Sheriff's Dept. conducts warrant sweep in North County, including Fallbrook; 13 arrestedFriday, September 13th, 2013 Issue 37, Volume 17.
Officers from the San Diego County Probation Dept. assisted in the sweep that began at 6 a.m. today, Friday, Sept. 13. "The focus of the operation was on the apprehension of suspects with outstanding misdemeanor and felony warrants," said Sheriff's Sgt. Bill Munsch."A total of 13 adults were arrested on misdemeanor warrants. A total of 15 misdemeanor warrants were cleared." Munsch said warrant charges included: driving under Advertisement "This warrant sweep was funded by the Sheriff's Warrant System Automation Trust Fund," explained Munsch. "The trust fund is made up of assessment fees collected from people who have violated a written promise to appear in court or otherwise failed to comply with a court order." Munsch said the Sheriff's Department "will continue its efforts in the apprehension of wanted subjects." He advises persons who have outstanding warrants to turn themselves in Monday - Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at any one of the Sheriff's court facilities. 11 comments
Any chance we can get names?
Maybe this is what my dogs were barking like crazy at last light. Good work everyone!
Thank you, Law Enforcement!
Give them driver's licenses....and send them on their way.....
We won't get their names because it may infringe upon their Constitutional Rights to remain incognito so no one knows they are criminals!!!
@#4 lol....That about sums it up.
It is very easy to get a felony or end up in the system these days. I wouldn't be so cocky! Look at the kid in Arrowhead who ended up tazed to death for not completely stopping at a turn. He had zero criminal infractions prior to that date. Karma will get you for being happy these people are arrested.
No Me, They won't even need their DLs back anymore. Didn't you read about the new "A California DL for everybody" law. Just go to the DMV, tell them you are Juan Gomez or Juanita. They give you a new DL that can never be suspended or revoked or used to ID you. I plan on picking up five of them myself. Now I can get stopped by the cops and even with felony arrest warrants out on me, I hand the cop my new DL and I'm on my way to my next crime. How cool.
@California Justice....can you pick up a couple for me too?
@California Justice Hahahaha thats some funny stuff, thats westside forsure. Stay up everyone ahahah
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Cleveland's NASA Glenn Research Center will be an integral part in developing technologies for a return to the moon expected in the coming decade. ideastream's Dan Bobkoff has the details.
It was just a few years ago that the future of the NASA Glenn Research Center appeared to be in jeopardy. But now the space agency is planning a return-mission to the moon by 2020, and NASA officials have announced new work assignments that will give Glenn a solid footing in space exploration for years.
The center will develop many parts of the so-called Constellation program's propulsion, energy, and safety systems.
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Alcohol Denat, Fragrance (Parfum), Water (Aqua), Benzyl Salicylate, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Linalool, Limonene, Alpha-isomethyl Ionone, Geraniol, Citric Acid, Citronellol, FarnesolAge: 18 & Under
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I first got this perfume at the age of around 10-11 from my grandmother. And I was always obsessed with perfumes, and I'm not sure why. I think I love smelling good, haha! I didn't really use it that much, because it's a perfume that smells musky and sexy, yes. So, as an 11-year old, it didn't really fit into my personality. But now, I'm older and I am absolutely in love with this perfume. It has that sexual hint to it, and it's mainly made for nights. It's the type to wear to a party, rather than to school. That's my opinion.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
love this perfume first got it for christmas in 2007 when i was like 16 cus id wanted it for aaaaaaaages and it was at a time when i was first really getting into perfumes and the only perfumes i had were britney's fantasy and christina's first one and 2 years before in 2005 my brother bought me my first grown up perfume Gucci 2 but that had all run out so i was soooo excited when i got this! i wore it 24/7 and drenched myself in it but ran out around a year after and then re-bought a 50ml bottle which is nearly all gone then didn't buy another one in ages until last friday (a week ago today) i was coming back to england from ireland on the ferry and saw this and obvs HAD to buy! and i still love it, its very fruity but its for all seasons really you could wear this in winter too. Its a sophisticated fruity not a sickly fake friuty i would defo reccomment i loved it at 16 and now at 22 i still love it <3
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I absolutely love this fragrance! I first found in in Sephora, and I fell in love with it immediately-but at approx. $80 CAD a bottle, I couldn't commit to it right away (due to student budget basically). I finally got it for my birthday 6 months later and it is amazing! My favourite time to wear it is late fall and then all through winter, because it is a heavier scent. It lasts all day on me with no need to reapply it. When spraying it the spray is rather heavy, so you only need one or two spritz of it and then you're good for the rest of the day. The heaviest note for me is almost like a dusty rose, and I love that when I'm walking around I get a good wiff of it every once in a while! Makes me love it even more!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I bought this perfume really cheap on holiday in Gibraltar two years ago and it has lasted me a really long time! I knew I wanted this scent as I think the smell is divine and I couldn't wait to get abroad to get it cheap (literally half the price it is in Boots!!)
I wasn't disappointed either, lovely smell, sweet and girly! I do have a small issue with the bottle, I really dislike the gothic style rose thing going on, that's not me at all. I think it is meant to symbolise rebellion in a teenage girl (since it is quite a young scent) but I am neither in my teens anymore nor am I pretty rebellious. I'm a Cath Kidston floral girl. But anyway, the smell won me over and I was hooked! The scent isn't as strong as that of Angel (see my Angel review!) but it is a winner for me :D
I would definitely repurchase as I was so happy with it! It isn't cheap in Boots but it certainly isn't the most expensive one out there! :)
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair, Warm
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Eyes: Green
So i bought this a while ago on a whim. It was cheap, and something in it appealed to me. Liked it for a few days and then got sick of it. Maybe I would have liked it more in a different season.
On my skin this didn't really do anything. It stayed the same from when I sprayed it on until it had completely worn off. I like scents that develop, following me through the day. This was a bit too static for me. Gave it to a friend, and it behaved much the same on her. Neither of us will repurchase.
This scent means nothing to me, it is just another perfume. Blah.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I consider this my night time perfume, its a statement smell with a lulling sweetness to it that works beautifully. I loved it from the first time i smelt it and will continue to do so.
The bottle is so beautiful too, such a great perfume.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Tart, sweet and fun, but in no way immature.
Black XS wasnt marketed in Asia, so Im not even sure what made me decide to pick it up but Im glad I did.
Theres a mix of the new (fruit, cocoa, patchouli) with some old school elements that seldom crop up in fragrances targeted at the younger set (violet, pepper). The result is an interesting blend of fresh, spicy, powdery and sweet. Black XS is sensual but neither a girly-girl scent, nor a bad-girl one.
I always feel like I should put my hair up in a high ponytail and wear skin-tight jeans with stilettos when I smell this.
I wont say its ground-breaking or the most sophisticated thing in the world, but its a step up from the generic sugary scents, and I dont really associate it with any age group in particular. (I find it quite strange to label types of smells as young or old when these stereotypes dont translate across cultures at all. Wear it if you like it and just use a light hand when youre in company!)
Projection and and lasting power are both average compared to most of my other scents. Not a holy grail scent, but Ill keep it on hand as long as I can keep finding it at good prices!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
One of my favorite fragrances! I have had several packages of this and I never get tired of it. It is very sexy and fresh!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Other, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
This was what I considered to be "my" fragrance and signature smell. On my skin it would explode into a spicy yet warm sweet scent that lasted hours. I loved it for the entire year the bottle lasted. Now however it is 99% unbearable for me to go near :( It gives me a headache until it settles down fully and becomes a subtle swish of sugar and spice.
I will not repurchase as it is very expensive in NZ and I'll never get through my current full bottle unless my "taste" for it returns.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I was pleasantly surprised when I smelt this product for the first time. I wanted to check it out because I had smelled "Million" for him on one of my male friends and loved it. At that time "Million" for her had not yet come out.. however, even if it had, I don't think I would have picked it over Black XS, although it is quite nice as well.. ironically, Million smells a bit cheaper lol. This smell is very warm and romantic and is perfect for every day wear.
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After he swam the North Pole, Lewis Pugh vowed never to take another cold-water dip. Then he heard of Lake Imja in the Himalayas, created by recent glacial melting, and Lake Pumori, a body of water at an altitude of 5300 m on Everest — and so began a journey that would teach him a radical new way to approach swimming and think about climate change. (Recorded at TEDGlobal 2010, July 2010 in Oxford, UK. Duration: 9:45)
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Posted By: BonnieDate: Tuesday, 19 January 1999, at 3:56 p.m.
I have found that spelt flour (you can get both white and whole) can be substituted for all-purpose flour in anything I make, and does not bother my type O husband. I have also had no problem substituting soy milk for milk in baking. Butter is a neutral for O's also, but it's an avoid for me (AB), so I use a substitute that has no trans-fatty acids or hydrogenated oils if I need a solid fat. (Email me if you want the name). Most of the time, I substitute olive oil (extra-light for baking sweet stuff), or grapeseed oil. With spelt, you just have to use less liquid (about 3/4 of the amount you'd use for all-purpose flour), but use the same number of eggs. I don't even use all-purpose flour any more, and my husband says things taste better. It seems that spelt doesn't interfere with other flavors (chocolate, lemon, vanilla) the way regular wheat flour does. (Anybody else find this to be the case?) So, perhaps you could bake a carrot cake substituting for the avoids, and.... oops, I was going to say "have your cake and ..." - oh, never mind.
Also someone on this board posted a recipe for almond cookies, and brownies, using no flour. Haven't tried them yet, but I intend to. They sound outrageously good!
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The Federal government today has announced new global roaming rules that will see consumers sent an SMS message when they arrive overseas, alerting them to higher phone charges.
Telecommunications providers will also have to reveal to consumers that they may be charged for services that are normally free at home, the exact price for services and how to turn off roaming.
The announcement was followed by a call from the Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) for great transparency as to how huge roaming charges are calculated.
CHOICE supports this call and believes consumers should be given access to information about how much our telcos are really get charged by overseas providers.
In addition to warnings, CHOICE would like to see overseas roaming costs capped so telcos can't continue to dial up charges that leave consumers thousands of dollars out of pocket when they return from overseas.
The news comes following the 1 July announcement that the European Union's Roaming Regulation has lowered the prices for mobile roaming within the EU. By 2014, EU consumers will benefit from price caps for making calls, sending SMSs and accessing mobile internet.
Earlier this year the Australian government announced promising steps toward limiting Trans-Tasman roaming costs, and CHOICE encourages them to take this further and seek to cap costs wherever Australians roam.
Optus recently announced it will cap its global roaming charges to $500 - but CHOICE thinks it still has more room to move.
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A Deeper Taste of Community! Join us after dinner for an in-depth conversation with two community leaders (friends of ours from the Fellowship for Intentional Community), and an EBCOHO newcomer who has joined a new affordable eco-housing community under development in Portland. 1. Ma'ikwe Schaub Ludwig- Ecovillage Educator and Director of the Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage Foundation in Missouri, former resident of East Wind, and her own ecovillage block in Albuquerque. Ma'ikwe (my-eek-way) is a master ecovillage educator and facilitation trainer, with us for 10 days as part of her first west coast tour. She is offering two daylong trainings, March 7 and 8; Starting a Sustainable Community, and Climate Change from the Heart. (see our ebcoho calendar for the member discount). 2. Michael Johnson -- Co-founder of Ganas, a thriving community of 80 people, sharing 10 houses, 3 businesses, meetings, meals, cars, and gardens on Staten Island, just 15 minutes from Manhatten, NY. Michael is an editor of Grassroots Economic Organizing newsletter (www.geo.coop), and co-author of Building Co-operative Power, a new book about the federation of worker-owned businesses in New England. He will be presenting his new book as part of Coop Teach-In at SELC on March 10. 3. Tim Regan. Tim, who just joined EBCOHO, lives in Marin. He has a member of the Householder Refuge Cohousing is a spiritual, ecological, and affordable community of 31 homes on 14 acres, next to a habitat refuge and the Dharma Rain Buddhist Temple. He will discuss his journey and the process of seeking new member/investors to make this community a reality. Join all three guests in sharing stories and passions, wisdom and questions on what it means to start, manage, and live life in sustainable intentional communities. Info/RSVP via East Bay Cohousing: http://www.ebcoho.org/events/220742490/
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Strengthen your digestion and immunity and create intriguing flavors in your kitchen by learning the simple art of fermentation. This class is suitable for beginners and those who are already fermenting. For winter, we will focus our fermentation efforts on dairy and cover: crème fraiche, greek yogurt, cultured butter, and milk & water kefir. Instructor: Nishanga Bliss is a licensed acupuncturist who has worked in the holistic health field for over 20 years. She lives in Berkeley where she grows, cooks, ferments, savors, teaches and writes about sustainable food. Cost: $40 To Register: click here or call the BioFuel Oasis at 510.665.5509.
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I Say Shehechiyanu by Sidney Taylor Award Notable Author, Joanne Rocklin Book Release Party Sunday March 8 3:00pm Experience the Jewish year through the eyes of a young girl who finds many reasons to give thanks for beginnings, in local author Joanne Rocklin's new book I Say Shehechiyanu. "Shehechiyanu" is a Jewish blessing for expressing thanks when something takes place for the first time or when it happens again after a long time. There are many reasons to say "Shehechiyanu" in the fall and winter - new classrooms and teachers on the first day of school, a new sibling, or the first winter snow. When spring and summer come, there are many additional reasons to say this blessing - the first flowers of spring, asking the Four Questions for the first time, or seeing a friend after a long summer away. No matter what the reader's age, this book reminds us that every year provides us with many blessings, all opportunities to say "Shehechiyanu." Books Available at Afikomen Judaica About the Author: Joanne Rocklin is the author of middle grade novels and early readers. Her previous books include The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook, a Golden Kite Award Winner, One Day and One Amazing Morning on Orange Street, and Fleabrain Loves Franny. Born in Montreal, Joanne lives in Oakland, California where she babysits for her grandchildren and makes cakes, cookies, bread, jam, and children's books. Joanne Rocklin I Say Shehechiyanu Book Release Party Sunday March 8, 3:00pm Afikomen Judaica 3042 Claremont Ave. Berkeley 94705 510-655-1977
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Respect Network, a newly created group of more than 70 founding partners worldwide has vowed to restore privacy to the Internet by creating a global private cloud service.
The network, launched yesterday at London City Hall, Network is asking people to register for what it claims to be the world's first global network for trusted private data sharing. Users only need to pay £17 for a lifetime membership to the cloud service.
Respect Network CEO Drummond Reed said: "Protection of our digital life is the civil rights issue of our time. Being able to choose what happens with our private information on the Internet is something we should all have the right to do - for our sakes, and for the sake of future generations. Now is the time to act.
"Respect Network takes a fundamentally different approach to ownership and use of information than existing social networks and cloud providers. It puts control back into the hands of individuals and not only gives them the choice of how their information is used, but compensates them for their value. No longer are people unwittingly the product."
The group has also launched the Respect Network First Million Member Campaign, which aims to raise $25m to grow the network. Of this, $8m will go towards a Development Grant Programme to fund development of new applications and service for the network. Reed added: "It's a global 'cloudfunding' that enables people to invest directly in the future of Internet privacy, and reap the reward of starting to capture the value of their personal data and relationships."
As part of their membership, every individual member receives a lifetime 'cloud name' that begins with an equals sign, e.g. =your.name. This is a fully portable, private digital address for life. "Cloud names will become the symbol of this shift towards privacy and personal control on the Internet," said Reed.
By following international principles of Privacy by Design, the Respect Network turns the existing centralised social network model upside down. Instead, every person or business on the network has their own private cloud from the provider of their choice. All sharing is over private peer-to-peer connections between members, with no middleman. This allows individuals and businesses anywhere in the world to share private data as easily as they can share public data on Google, Facebook and other cloud providers, but with the assurance that their privacy will always be respected.
The Respect Network has been in development for more than three years by leading Internet architects and founding partner companies including Neustar, the first real-time provider of cloud-based information services and data analytics. Other UK-based founding partners include Allfiled, Ctrl-Shift, CitizenMe, Digital Animal, miiCard, mydex, MyProfessionalID, Paoga, Social Safe, SmarterComplaints and The Customers' Voice.
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The Fort Hays State University baseball team dropped its third straight game Sunday, falling 10-0 at the hands of No. 9 ranked University of Central Missouri at Larks Park.
With the loss, the Tigers dropped to 3-4 overall and 0-3 in MIAA play, while Central Missouri moved to 6-1, 3-0 in conference.
The game ended after seven innings via the run-rule, while FHSU committed seven errors. Only half of the Mules' runs were earned. Tiger starter Robert VanCour lasted 1.2 innings, giving up three runs in taking the loss.
Horace Johnson had two hits for the Tigers against Mules starer Travis Higgs, who pitched six innings for the win.
The Tigers are back Wednesday at Larks Park to take on Washburn University in a doubleheader. Game time is 1:30 p.m.


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WANTED: A Boost for my Immune System
Hey guys, I'm wondering if anyone knows of some herb or even a drug that will boost my immune system.
I've been dealing with kidney stones and infections for about 12 years. In Sept, I ended up in the hospital with a severe kidney infection (which I'm sure I had since sometime in the spring) and a large stone blocking my kidney. I was then on antibiotics for about two months straight, and I had lithotripsy to bust up the stones, which I'm still trying to pass. (No fun there!)
I've been on and off antibiotics several times since Sept. (more on them than off). And the infection is still there! I've been in quite a lot of pain this past week. The doc has me back on antibiotics AGAIN! He and I are becoming quite concerned, and I'm quite tired of being so sick and in pain. He is threatening to require me to do another $1400 CT scan (which I cannot afford) to try again to locate the source of the infection.
I believe that I have simply been on antib's so long that the bacteria has built up a resistance to it. Ladyblues1965 (Kelley) was visiting me yesterday and she said all the antib's are running down my body's own immune system. She's recommended that I start taking Echinacea to boost my immune system. So once I'm done with the antib's, I plan to start on the Echinacea and Acidolphollus.
Are there other herbs or vitamins or something that will give my immune system a good, fast boost? I do take multivitamins already.
It seems I had heard about some immune-boosting drug for cancer patients. Is anyone aware of any immune-boosting drug?
I'll be seeing my doc again in 3 weeks and I intend to discuss any information I get with him and see what he recommends. But I'd like to research my options before the appointment so I'll be prepared to ask the appropriate questions.
Does anyone have any suggestions? If we can't clear up the infection, and another CT scan doesn't give us any clues, I may end up losing the kidney.
Don't know if this will help or not. One of the most mentioned immune enhancing herbs that I hear of is astragalus membranaceus, an Asian herb. I copied and pasted a small bit of info on it.
Astragalus membranaceus:
"It is also used as a tonic to protect the liver and kidneys from toxins, to increase energy, support digestion, improve circulation and to increase the activity of white blood cells as well as the production of antibodies and interferon, a protein which appears to induce an immune response against cancer and viral disease."
Also, Oil of Oregano is a powerful herb and is usually tolerated by most people. You have to buy it in an oil or capsule form. I have taken the capsules and other then, if you burp, it tasting like pizza, I never had a problem with it. You need to make sure it is from the wild oregano plants (should say on bottle) The carvacrol content is what you are looking for. Several popular nutrition companies put it out and you can sometimes even find it at the local drugstore. Info below copied from a couple locations. Hope this helps and hope you feel better soon!
Oil of Oregano:
"Oregano is also an excellent antibacterial agent. Its volatile oils are highly active against the majority of pathogenic bacteria, including staph, strep, and E.coli.
Isomeric phenols (primarily carvacrol) in oregano oil in dilutions as low as 1/50,000 destroys Candida albicans, the Aspergillus mold, Staphylococcus, Campylobacter, Klebsiella, E.coli, Giardia, Pseudomonas, and Proteus. Another phenol constituent, thymol, boosts the immune system. These compounds also act as free radical scavengers (shield against toxins) thus preventing further tissue damage while encouraging healing.
Oil of oregano is antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, and antiparasitic. It also has strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects and is an ideal product to use for people who suffer from CFS and/or fibromyalgia. This is not regular oregano, but a wild form (wild mountain oregano, vulgare species) of the spice, which has, until recently, not been available in Canada. Do not use a substitute or oregano from a grocery store because it will have no effect. oil of oregano natural herbal supplement offers a variety of remedies
Furthermore, fungal resistance to oregano oil is exceptionally rare. Oregano is such a potent antifungal agent that it is capable of destroying even resistant fungal forms such as the mutated fungi which result from antibiotic therapy."
And From Science Daily:
"Oregano Oil May Protect Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Georgetown Researcher Finds"
(Washington, DC) -- "Oil from the common herb oregano may be an effective treatment against dangerous, and sometimes drug-resistant bacteria, a Georgetown researcher has found. Two studies have shown that oregano oil--and, in particular, carvacrol, one of oregano's chemical components--appear to reduce infection as effectively as traditional antibiotics. These findings were presented at the American College of Nutrition's annual meeting October 6 and 7 in Orlando, Fla."
From someone who suffers from kidney stones myself, you may want to check out gravel root, aka joe pye weed. It's a great stone busting herb. I take it in a tincture form when I feel my kidneys "backing up". Here is more info on it:
Uva ursi is another great herb to combine with gravel root for good urinary system heath. Here is a good description of how this herb works:
For immune system boosting, echinacea, goldenseal, vitamin C, cat's claw, ginseng and garlic are usually my first resort, but the best immune booster I am aware of is actually mushrooms, especially maitake mushrooms. Here is a great description of this mushroom's properties from ttp://www.whatreallyworks.co.uk/start/factsheets.asp?article_ID=112
Maitake: One of the more exotic immune-boosting supplements to get noticed in the West is the Maitake mushroom (Grifoloa frondosa) which grows to the size of a basketball deep in the mountains of Northeastern Japan. Highly prized for its immune-boosting properties, it has been shown to stimulate the immune response by activating the T-cells which are the bodys own defence against viruses and cancer cells. Recent animal studies revealed that combining maitake extract with chemotherapy treatment resulted in a 99% tumour shrinkage in just 14 days. Studies in the US, Japan and the UK have also shown that giving maitake extract to HIV patients can help protect the bodyÂs disease-fighting T-cells which the HIV virus normally destroys. Said to improve liver function too, it contains powerful polysaccharides; chemicals known to boost the immune system and is currently in clinical trials with both HIV and cancer patients. The recommended dosage it between 3-7g per day.
What your friend said about the antibiotics taking down your immune system is true. You may want to either get some acidophilus supplements to restore your good intestinal bacteria (they help you fight infection, as well doing as other good things like making vitamin k) or eat lots of yogurt containing these beneficial bacteria (Stonyfield Farms is the best).
Good luck to you.
-starmoon *)
I have suffered from kidney stones and kidney infection on and off. One thing that I have found that helps is plain old water. Lack of water in the system can cause calcium to build up and form stones. Also like someone mentioned blueberries and cranberries. If I remember right they add something to the kidneys that make it hard for infections and stones to form and stick around.
Wow, I'm glad I asked you guys. I've written down all those suggestions and will discuss them with my doc.
As far as dissolving stones, there really is no way to do that. I'm sorry to dispell any beliefs anyone may have about that, but I tried everything over the years to keep from having surgery. There is nothing powerful enough to dissolve kidney stones without dissolving the kidneys too. No herb and no Rx drug. You wouldn't believe some of the home remedies I tried, and still the stones grew.
I do drink lots of water. In fact that's about all I drink. I used to eat a lot of salt and sugar, but much research says salt and sugar are primary causes of stones. So I cut out as much as I could stand, little by little.
And did you know that you shouldn't drink much cranberry juice? People always think that it helps the kidneys, but it is very high in sugar. My urologist said don't get it. Get fresh cranberries (YUCK) or cranberry pills, which I take. But an interesting note, after the surgery to put in a stint to drain my kidney, the nutritionist added Cranberry Juice to all my meals at the hospital.
The real problem now is just that my immune system has been stressed for years with recurrent, serious infections. And I've just got to build it up. I don't get simple little infections that are cleared up with one round of antib's. It always takes two or three rounds to clear it out. And then it comes back again later. My stones were quite large and put a big strain on my left kidney. I have small stones in my right kidney, but the right one never bothers me.
Does anyone know about Aloe Vera Juice? I have a gallon of it. I was told it had immune-boosting properties. I bought it when I was dealing with a tumor but I've only had a cup or two of it.
Thanks everybody for your input. I'm going to do some research and formulate some questions for the good old doc. I hope he's receptive to herbal healing. So many of them aren't. But obviously modern medicine is failing me so it's time to change tactics.
Holy crap, butterflychaser. That is a lot to deal with. I wish you the very best of luck with this. I wish I knew what to tell you. I went through a slight scare with this, and can only imagine what you are dealing with, between the pain and the fatigue, and just general malaise. Best wishes
Wow, dealing with your kidney stones and infections sounds really difficult. How frustrating to have the infections as well as the stones. The link I included, from Cedars-Sinai Hospital, discusses a lot of different supplements/dietary restrictions to reduce the formation of kidney stones. The specify that they're addressing the most common type of kidney stone, calcium oxalate, and if your kidney stones are calcium phosphate or something else, some or all of the material may not apply. Were your stones analyzed? If not, it seems like they need to be!
I'll keep poking around, looking for interesting articles, but I don't have any immune-booster to recommend from personal experience. You probably know this, but eating healthily and sleeping a lot do an enormous amount of good, and reducing stress or dealing with it better through meditation/prayer etc. does a lot, too.
So can seeing a specialist, as we learned from my dad's pancreas problems. Are you seeing a kidney specialist? We could not believe how much the diagnosis and treatment changed between the general practitioner and the pancreas specialist.
Also, is it hindsight that had you realize you'd had that infection since the spring, or did you kind of know all along? Early treatment is the easier way--it's kind of like "What size army do you want to have to fight? A small one, or a huge one?"
Best of luck to you with dealing with this, and I will post any further links if I find a helpful one.
Hey Annette,
I'm pretty sure I acquired the stones years ago when I worked in construction. I drank a lot of soda and worked in the heat, and stayed dehydrated, altho I didn't realize it. After the first infection, I weened myself from sodas and drink only water now and occasionally some fruit juice. I really think the stones were formed from a combination of perpetual dehydration and high salt and sugar intake.
I did have the stones analyzed and forgot to ask the doc about them last week. But he did suggest cutting out the sugar. My sugar level is high, altho I haven't been diagnosed as a diabetic yet.
And yes, I'm seeing a urologist, not a general practitioner. For once I've found a doc who will treat me. Other docs kept misdiagnosing me. I was told once that I was imagining the pain. I was also told I needed to just learn to live with it.
So when I suspected I had an infection in April or May, I didn't pay much attention to it. My body has learned to be tough and endure the pain and fatigue. And honestly, I didn't want to fight anymore with the docs.
I was very fortunate that the doc I have now was on call when I went to the ER. He's wonderful! He makes sure I have both the meds for the pain and for the infections.
The hardest part for me is the fatigue. I've always been very hyper and with the infection, I just wanna sleep so much. I've got things t'do!
Due to lifestyle changes and awareness, I don't think kidney stones will be a problem in the future, once I pass what I have. I just need to rebuild my immune system. It's really been taxed in the last few years.
You guys have all been great with the info. Thank you!
I hope that you are taking a good yogurt or probiotic along with all the meds. The anitbiotics kill good and bad guys in your gut, then eventually you have problems with your colon. A good yogurt, with no sugar or gelatin, or a good probiotic, taken with meals. That you get at the health food store, there are many types available as pills. Or you could search, "antibiotics and the colon" and get a lot of info.
I also had a case of kidney stones myself and a resulting weakened immune system, in December 2008. Very painful. You definitely have empathy from me!
The best remedies I know of for boosting the immune system include WATER, EXERCISE, stress reduction, meditation, and getting adequate sleep (neither too much nor too little). And there are also some herbs and dietary changes that help.
Regular aerobic and weight bearing exercise (but not too much exercise) is vital to keep an immune system healthy and strong!
We need about one hour of walking every single day to keep an immune system healthy. Go at whatever pace your energy level allows- if you are in pain and tired from all the recent illness it'll be necessary to walk slowly. In addition to the walking, 30 minutes of weight bearing exercise every 2 to 3 days will strengthen the body and this will also strengthen the immune system.
Drink 3 gallons a day of reverse osmosis water. Reverse osmosis is best if at all possible. Filtered tap water from a Brita or Pur filter, etc. *still* contains the dissolved ions that your body has been turning into stones. And most spring water also has dissolved ions in it. Not kidding about the amount. At least 3 gallons of reverse osmosis water per day.
3 gallons seems like an awful lot of water and I know personally that it is difficult to drink this much. Nonetheless it's VERY important to drink this much despite the difficulty. The only way to drink this much each day is to CONSTANTLY drink.
If you do something that makes you sweat, drink more after you sweat. Each time you go to the bathroom you lose some water, so drink then too. And anytime you are bored or on a work/study break or stuck in traffic, drink. If you ever *actually* feel thirsty it means you haven't been drinking often enough.
No matter where you go, you gotta bring a liter of reverse osmosis water- churches, parks, libraries, school, offices, jobs or interviews, amusement parks, restaurants, movies, sports events, bars (if you go to those), malls, and inside your car. Even to places that try to disallow people bringing in water or 'beverages' so they can sell you their drinks. They will have to be shown a doctors note telling them they HAVE to let you bring in your own water.
And if these places still don't let you bring water in, don't go inside. Boycott them and tell others not to do business with them because those places are disrespectful of public health. Go somewhere else instead, your health has to come first.
It's a hassle to drink this much AND it is necessary to do so anyway. To boost the body's ability to fight infections and to heal damaged kidney tissue, the body needs LOTS of water. Also water is vital to strengthen the immunity overall, and it also will really help pass the stones faster so you spend less time suffering as they are trying to come out.
In my experience, I agree that there really is no herbal remedy that can 'dissolve' kidney stones.
I have practiced herbalism for over 20 years as an unpaid volunteer. It goes against my spirituality and culture to accept payment for helping others with my herbalism.
There are, however, herbal remedies and dietary modifications that can make it faster and less painful to pass kidney stones by reducing inflammation. Good herbs to reduce pain and inflammation from kidney stones include uva ursi, joe pye weed, sugar free cranberries, polygonum persicaria, and some others.
There are also remedies and dietary modifications that can reduce the likelihood of kidney stone formation- especially if the stones are calcium oxalate. Stage_rat Annette has already provided a link to some of that info. :)
Unfortunately since your stones were formed during a time when you drank a lot of soda and also drank insufficient water, odds are high that your stones are calcium phosphate which are much harder to treat than the common calcium oxalate kidney stones.
IMHO your stones are likely to be calcium phosphate because sodas have a lot of excess phosphates in them (in the form of phosphoric acid).
Take a good B-complex vitamin supplement daily, which contains pyridoxine (vitamin B-6). B-6 deficiency produces kidney stones in experimental animals. In high doses, B6 is used medically to treat kidney stones. Remember- B-6 deficiency is very common in humans.
Yogurt and other probiotics are a good idea too, and in addition to that I also really recommend Dr. Berger's Immune Power Diet for you.
I agree with most of starmoon's herbal recommendations for immunity boosting. A lot of nice immune boosters in her list! :)
However, I mostly avoid using goldenseal.
I use Vitamin C, along with a combination of astragalus, schisandra berry or other adaptogens, licorice, and uva ursi, as a replacement for goldenseal.
Turns out, most commercial goldenseal preparations actually contain mostly imitations and adulterants (one of which is uva ursi!) instead of true goldenseal. So- when people buy something labeled goldenseal it will usually be from 30% to 95% uva ursi anyway, LOL!
Goldenseal herb is overused and very expensive due to overharvesting. It's threatened in some states and endangered in others.
Besides, Goldenseal has a mode of action rather similar to antibiotic drugs- it can kill off the body's beneficial organisms in the gut. And if an antibiotic action is actually needed, my experience has been that colloidal silver is more effective than goldenseal and better for endangered plant preservation.
Ginseng is also an overused and costly plant. So, I use schisandra berry, or other adaptogens (ginseng subsitutes) instead of ginseng pretty often to build up someone's immune system. I'll post a link about ginseng substitutes at the end of this.
Schisandra berry has a similar effect on my immune system to ginseng, and is a lot cheaper than ginseng, so I use that on myself often.
starmoon wrote:
For immune system boosting, echinacea, goldenseal, vitamin C, cat's claw, ginseng and garlic are usually my first resort, but the best immune booster I am aware of is actually mushrooms, especially maitake mushrooms. Here is a great description of this mushroom's properties from ttp://www.whatreallyworks.co.uk/start/factsheets.asp?article_ID=112
I'm not a health professional but I would check with someone who is before drinking 3 gal water/day. There is a danger of overhydration, where the sodium level can get too low and this can result in serious health issues.
I agree with getting enough exercise, if I don't get exercise, I am more likely to get sick.
Squirrelspur has a great point. Please do run the 3 gallons thing by your urologist, and see what he says. :)
It is actually a pretty rare occurrence for people to get overhydration and low sodium levels from drinking 3 gallons of water per day. Very seldom does this happen.
Still, best get a medical opinion tailored to your individual case... In some cases such as folks on low-sodium diets, children or elderly, overhydration and sodium imbalance *can* happen with increased water intake.
My local health professional- a MD at local health clinic- actually told me (and has told most of my co-workers as well) that we need to drink 3 gallons of water per day any time we are ill, especially while fighting infection.
Of course, any beverages or soups consumed during the day do count towards the total.
Ask the urologist *before* following this guideline, because you might have health conditions that my co-workers and I do not have, which might make 3 gal/day too much water for you.
I want to second the yogurt recommendation. Antibiotics do a number on your system and the probiotics in the yogurt will help. Look for a brand with low sugar (not the fruit added kind). I would suggest organic if you can find it. If you don't want to eat it straight, there are other ways of adding it to your food/diet.
yes, somehow my sodium level got to low and i had to have an iv thing where they put more in me, if they didn't, i woulda been in serious trouble, for some reason i wanted to get my levels checked, an overall level check. that's how they found outl. WEIRD!! LOL
anyhow i was gonna tell ya, apple cider vinegar 1 t aday is really good for you! and it is a disenfectant and antibiotic. you can add it to your juices or whatever. but it does wonders for you!! when i take it like i should, i feel wonderful. when i don't i feel like YUCK!! sluggish, i sneak it in the kid's food, and so far, we haven't had cold for 3 yrs. if i get a scratch or a bite i spray it on, and it heals really quick, the sting goes away quick too. so maybe that might help. i read that if ya can't handle the smell, for people who take 2 t, they use a straw to drink. i just drink it. i use the 2t. hope that helps you any. there's also online. 101 uses for vinegar. apple cider vinegar is for the inside of the body, distilled is for the outside of the body. just incase you didn't know. (its made with petroleum, that's why) ~medo


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