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Joined: 7/08/10
Originally posted by Skranken
So essentially you played it at best maybe a week or two ? with at least two alts .
In WoW I can quest these days barely seeing a soul because they are all in instances . In ToR you cant move for people questing .
Weird isnt it so many people hate ToR in these forums yet it continues to have huge numbers of servers that are on heavy load .
The biggest problem I have with it is because of the storylines its too immersive . I cant multitask and listen to music or chat on the net because I get into whats going to happen next . The quests are pretty standard but I like the moral dilemas they place .
For the sher hell of it I'm playing a Jedi as evil as possible and its fun to see where that'll go .
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Elite Member
Joined: 1/04/05
Originally posted by OkhamsRazor
For starters, the argument "you only played it for X amount of time" no longer holds water. People have played the game, people have gotten to endgame in a matter of DAYS (yes DAYS not weeks). Two weeks is more than enough time to tell how good a game is, even an MMO. You shouldn't have to spend a month on an MMO to tell how good it is. That would be just sad.
Secondly, WoW is old as hell. It's almost a decade old, and still has a lot of players (they are just mostly lounging around cities nowadays, waiting on Ques / Raids / Dailies. I've seen city instances of TOR with less than 50 players in it (and yes, this was in instance 1, there were no others).
Also, you may want to look at the trend of the servers. They had a big start, for sure, but you may have noticed that the server pops are slowly starting to decline. The game hasn't even been out a month, not the greatest sign (though hopefully it will hit a plateau soon.)
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Joined: 11/07/06
I like playing the game, but I feel like the world is truly empty. You'd expect to see a whole lot more people when you're in queue for a server with 20 mins to log in to your character (This isnt the case anymore, but it still feels empty). I played very casually hoping my brothers would catch up and join me, but I dont understand how they cant when they're playing 3-4 more hours than I am. It's extremely easy to level up in this game. Whenever I went to a new planet, there's not more than 30 people there (Republic Fleet is the only exception). Some planet maps are pretty big like Taris, Hoth, Balmorra, etc. It makes the game feel like a single player game as some have stated.
I feel like its going the same route WAR has. They've created too many servers and the players are too spread out now. Lots of people are queueing up for the WZ's to level up and who can blame them? You get commendations to buy stuff, exp, money, and daily quest rewards. No one wants to go out and enjoy the planets out there. BW really need to get rid of the exp/money from the WZ's. That will force players to go out and enjoy the game for what it is.
IGN gives it a 9 -> http://uk.pc.ign.com/articles/121/1214622p2.html
Novice Member
Joined: 12/14/11
Seriously, All people are saying, the pros and cons dont = the score. If more than one person agrees then its probably a well brought up point. What ur basicly saying is, if you dont agree, deal with it and stfu. Then why cant you let the haters hate and stop defending something ur trying so hard to defend.
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Joined: 12/14/11
double post my bad
Joined: 11/22/05
"what a boring life, HATING everything" -Gorilla Biscuits
Originally posted by Deewe
My point was my review would simply be different. I haven't had any crashing, black screens, etc..
UI rescaling/looks/ etc... have never been a concern of mine as long as they don't get in the way.
AA? On this rig? While world pvping? nope... Not to say my PC can't run great graphics, I just turn them down anyway, makes PVP so much easier, when you never really see slowdown.
I never PVP ? That's all I've done since I made my character or in any other MMO... I doubt I'll even get more companions on this toon as he's my PVP main, please don't presume that you know anything about what I do in a game, thanks....
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Joined: 9/12/07
MikeB actually seems like a gent, so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. He at least recognized that the game is more Warhammer than WoW.
He likes the game. Fair enough. I STRONGLY question a 8/10 innovation score for this game, however. Adding a bad version of BioWare's storytelling to Warhammer Online does not justify a 8/10.
I don't find the gameplay to be that solid.
Just consider how this game would play if they allowed you to build a rotation macro?
You could remove about half of the buttons from the hotbar.
There is too much crowd control in PvP. The sides are not balanced. The PvP skill cap is set too low... it's mostly about focus fire and whichever side starts dropping people first. The combat feedback is pretty weak. The safe assumption though, is that regardless of what class you are fighting, you are going to be rooted, snared, and interrupted constantly no matter what state your resolve bar is in.
Whoever balanced the PvP in this game should show the therapist on the chart where the nasty healers touched him. The innate PvP healing debuff means that without a tank to guard your healer, you are better off coming in with a DPS spec.
This game will go the way of Rifts before too long. Rifts was the better game though.
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Joined: 5/06/06
Originally posted by red_cruiser
How is this a bad thing?
Apprentice Member
Joined: 12/22/09
i loled at gameplay 9/10, 8/10 innovation and longevity 8/10.
Novice Member
Joined: 8/03/11
a game should never reach 10/10 because that means the game is perfect and can't improve anymore, and this game can improve in every aspect imaginable. Played the game myself and i put the overall score at around 5/10-6/10 (my opinion). But well, i thought wow was boring too and wouldnt give it more than a 7-8/10. My reason for giving this a 5-6/10 is because I've played this game in over a dozen other skins in my past 10 years with mmorpgs. I admit this game has story and voice overs, but that is all i can see that makes it stand above any free to play mmorpg or mmorpg out before it.....ah oh yes, star wars, forgot people love star wars, so guess that is some sort of plus.
5-6/10 (my opinion) feel free to say im wrong and criticize me, but please do so after you have played other mmorpgs and can give a decent criticism.
Novice Member
Joined: 1/15/11
I too felt that the review score did not reflect the negatives raised. DeeWe has also given a review which if combined with the original review would possibly be closer to the mark. I am playing this game on my 6 empire characters, I love crafting so want to make full use of crafting to support each of my characters. I am however only subbed for one month at a time. I still get moments where I am a bit like meh about this game which is always a bit of an indicator that I am not truely "into" it. That said it's retail launch was less than a month ago I am still in the free period and will watch with interest what get patched and improved over the next few months at least.
The UI is really clunky so for me that would be a priority for the devs to address. I will not race to endgame I far prefer to enjoy the journey and I do love the story arcs, Tarro Blood I WILL take you down.
I suspect that as ever many of us are feeling the effect of post hype reality. shame that companies have to raise our expectations so high with hype to draw us in for the reality can almost never live up to what our imaginations and dreams would have for us.
It is 4 months till April and the next big release on my MMO horizon (The Secret World) so SWTOR has at least that long to get me addicted. Having said that in 5 months we shall still all be here having launched into another AAA game and then bitching about how it did not live up to the Hype, seems to go with the territory. So why don't we all just accept now that TSW will also launch to the sort of problems that will only ever come to light when 100,000's all try to jump into a new game on launch day.
I would however like to say thank you to the developers who despite all the brickbats thrown at them continue to put out games and take our money for despite all the hate given to almost every game that ever gets launched I supect that it only comes from some deep wish for the next great game to immerse us.
Do what thou wilt, and harm ye none. - Witches Rede
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Joined: 10/09/11
To busy playing GW2 to post much around here... *shrug*
Originally posted by Moirae
Fear mongering doesn't work in politics? Weapons of Mass Destruction anyone? Fear mongering is a large part of politcs. I don't see it having quite as large of an impact on games, but politics are really another matter entirely.
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Joined: 2/24/07
MMO sandbox games are as exciting as watching paint dry.
Originally posted by Paragus1
You sat on these boards, and proceeded to tell everyone how wonderful Darkfall was, yet we are supposed to take your grading, of a themepark, as legitimate?
Between mediocre and OK? That is the score you should of started with on Darkfall, and subtracted from there. PVE is the main focus in this game, and BW has given us a hell of a lot of content to chew thru. Not only that, but we have VO to set the stage for why we are doing said content. For those the game appeals to, BW really hit a home run. Sort of like your love for all things DF.
It is fine you are a PVP/sandbox enthusiest. When it comes to what makes us themepark fans happy, you really should log into DF, and leave the conversation for those that know what they are looking for.
Asking Devs to make AAA sandbox titles is like trying to get fine dining on a McDonalds dollar menu budget.
Another great example why nowadays print- and online "reviews" can't be trusted anymore especially in terms of games from big sweatshoplike publishers.
The best review will always be playing on your own and then decide thankfully I did so. Bioware to me has lost the ability to create a breathing open world with RPG elements since Baldurs Gate, their games have pretty much become interactive movies filled with tons of FPSlike elements (ie. Mass Effect 2, DA 2).
btw. you guys should seriously think about adding a game-filter so its easier to find news about the games one is interested in.
Hard Core Member
Joined: 10/10/03
Review was over-hyped but at least on time.
I would give Rift a 7, SWtOR a 7.5, Lotro an 8 (but score going down). You can find gaming reviews that do not give hyped up scores, but not in the mainstream.
The main things he missed were that it can be hard sometimes to find a crafting template you actually want. The graphics are sub standard, a 9 is crazy, a 6 for graphics would be tops. Black Talon is the Flashpoint with the most story after that they are far more linear. The PvP scenarios/warzones are better than Rift but no where near as good as Warhammers. UI was mentioned but is more frustrating than he indicates.
Old issues remain; crafting has little point, end game is very limited, PvP does not mean anything to the game world. But you don't address old chestnuts like that in a uber-positive review. Still I give SwtOR a 7.5, one of the best MMO's out there to my mind.
The score he gave was way too high, but gaming 'reporters' years ago ate the gaming review system and shat it out. Par the course really.
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Joined: 9/05/06
what about PVP = ?
Hard Core Member
Joined: 4/19/08
No matter I'm Wow lover with reason to be and I love a lot Rift, this game simply rocks. Playing it only since release in EU, but my list is now 1. WOW, 2. SWTOR, 3.RIFT. Swtor is greatest surprise over last years. About score, if I would give to wow 10, then swtor deserves at least 9.5. About social part and 7.5 ... i could not care less for that. MMO does not mean one have to group play ... I find more fun and challenging to try solo. More planning, more fun. And when I'm in group I have tendency just to run through with rest not following at all what is quest about. And I love to read carefully (at least with first alt) story telling and rest. No problem for gruping however for end game. But I'm the person that enjoys trip and not only final destination. So as long I have alts to play through this awesome game .... I do not care not even minimally about end game.
Swtor is incredible game (have all reppublic alts up to 22 only as I'm altholic) and I'm sure is here to stay for loooong. As I hope for wow and Rift. With this 3 I have found my gaming needs are covered for next 10 years at least. :-)) I like to try new games but before Rift and Swtor was always looking for something even close to wow (as for quality of game play, whole game, ....) but now for the first time at my 50 years I'm just looking forward new releases for this trio.
Btw, my opinion above also excludes pvp experience as I could not care less for pvp as I currently do.
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Joined: 10/05/03
Gaming should be about fun, not gender equality.
I am sorry to say but this review is nothing short of a farce. First of all, no way this game in the year of 2011-12 can score 9 with the gfx it has. Sure the artistic value is high but the textures and technology used is so low that it is so apparent. I mean the grass, the water and the trees look like they do in WAR. It should not get any higher than 7.
And then gameplay 9 as well? Oh please, the story is good but you are just following the story and the choices you make has NO IMPACT. Why is that not mentioned?
Also beside the story the world is static and lifeless. The mobs rarely move and there is little ambient effects and other than Flashpoints there is not much to do beside the typical fetch this, kill that quests. Zero innovation here.
And PvP? This is the biggest joke of the review because it is so poorly implemented that even vanilla WoW was better in this regard. Three warfronts, with no way of selecting which one which means you are forced to do the ridicilous huttball even if you hate it, which I do.
World PvP is non existant and completely pointless. There is one persistant PvP dedicated zone, which you can completely ignore because it does not affect the conflict between the two sides. Actually nothing you can do affects the conflict, it is completely static.
This game is not a good MMORPG, it is a terrible one. It is a decent single player/co-op RPG but that is about it. It has poor replay value and does not at all use the Sith vs Jedi conflict in any meaningful way.
Shame on you MMORPG.COM for this review.. shame on you.
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Joined: 8/29/08
Confident, cocky, lazy, dead.
Originally posted by Yamota
I feel for you detractors. So much people having a very good time with SWTOR, the reviews reflecting that, Bioware en route to address the most urgent problems and shortcomings and having a good picture about what people want to have added in the long term ...
I understand people still lashing out, like they have been doing for months, but it's starting to look more an more desperate.
Time to shift your perspectives I guess; Swtor is a big hit in our neck of the gaming woods. Accept it and move on. ^_^


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K C Raghu, MD, Pristine Organics, speaks about the free range and grass-fed animals, "The foods from such animals have a better fatty acid profile and more of omega 3, than the factory-farmed animals. Also, the antibiotics given to animals to induce quick growth leach into the soil and water, thus contaminating the environment. If we look at the bigger picture, environmental safety is linked to biodiversity."
Overexposure to pesticides pollutes the air, water and soil, which could indirectly affect human health. "There are several suspicions around the harmful effects of pesticides on human health. It is commonly believed that the cumulative effect of pesticides is the cause of cancers and other debilitating diseases. Cumulative pesticide exposure is linked to neurological problems and reduced fertility in humans," says Neelanjana Singh, Chief Nutritionist at Heinz Nutrition Foundation India (HNFI).
"The tendency of going overboard with inorganic produce can be curbed and substituted partly with organically grown products. A shift to more sustainable organic practices would be welcome," enlightens Singh. As far as organic methods alone feeding the world in a sustainable way is concerned, Raghu says, "If organic methods are used, the yield may drop by 20%, but it can still feed everyone if wastage is reduced and if diets improve."
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Fresh produce has its own health benefits. With that calculation, organic produce that travels thousands of miles to reach you is generally inferior to the produce from local farmers, organic or not. Sheela Krishnaswamy, Bangalore-based Registered Dietitian, points out that this again depends on the kind of food that travels long distances. She says, "Quick perishable foods, like fruits and veggies are best bought from local farmers. If they are organically grown, even better! However, grains that don't perish quickly can travel miles without getting spoilt."
All the same, the ideal situation would be to have all edible foods grown organically and reach our homes using the least carbon miles. So 'Go local' is a better mantra to live by when deciding between which food to buy.
At this point, it is important to remember that organic produce or fresh inorganic produce does not necessarily equal healthy. After all, junk food could also be made using healthy ingredients! Therefore, cooking methods, other ingredients, freshness, and overall diet management and exercise are all equally responsible for our health in the long run.
Experts' final take on buying organic and non-organic food:
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The stretched Eiffel Tower and the vanishing Tokyo station: Apple's new maps don't work too well.
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Apple's new mapping service for the iPhone, which is part of its operating system update, is provoking a huge backlash from users, as the system makes mistake after mistake.
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Anyone else with the "I just know I am" syndrome?
Before my faint line yesterday I knew. I had almost all the symptoms: bloating, enhanced sense of smell, sore breasts/nipples, overly emotional, and was craving everything is sight.
Just curious but when are you due and how many dpo were you with your bfp?
I just know I am too, but don't want to test yet. Had a faint line couple days ago, but maybe just in my mind. Want to retest, bu tonly have two left and AF due this weekend I think. So, trying to wait till Monday to test, but it's killing me! Hang in there, I have similar symptoms, and crazy dreams. Keep us posted!
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The ironic thing is every time I was "sure" I was pg, I wasnt. The two times I was sure I WASNT pg, I was.
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I knew a couple days before my BFP. With DS I told myself the symptoms were in my head (had a BFN on cycle day 26), but low and behold I was pregnant. Then I had CP in January and I was like well maybe I just like to imagine that I'm pregnant when I'm trying, but in Feb and March when I knew we didn't have chance I didn't have those symptoms. This time when I had them 7 DPO, I knew I was pregnant even though I had BFN at 9 DPO. I got a BFP at 10 DPO (although in the evening and not in the morning).
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Yes, this time I knew. Sore boobs and increased CM and lots of BD around ovulation.
Married on 9/6/08
Just curious but when are you due and how many dpo were you with your bfp?
My EDD is Jan. 8th. I'm not very familiar with dpo. Is it from the first day of ovulation or the last? I don't temp if that makes a difference.
ETA accidentally put the 7th, when I meant to up the 8th.
Every month I felt that way. This month I said I know I'm out and look at that I'm in. Our minds play tricks on us.
I'm really trying to not get my hopes up, but it is so hard! The last time me and DH DTD I was laying there with pillows propped under my butt and thought "Yup, that did it. I'm pregnant now." I'm 3 DPO now and trying not to overanalyze every symptom (but not succeeding). I've been extra hungry, thirsty, and tired yesterday and today. Then today when I was working out I started feeling nauseous and had to stop. So now I have been checking my symptons with my FF chart from last year when I had my MC bc I remember I had some pretty epic symptoms that time around. Sure enough, my symptoms from that chart for 3 DPO are exactly the same as what I have been having today.
~loving wife to Kyle, mama to Gabby (9/19/09) and TTC a rainbow baby after 2 MC


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Why did he let me see him in his underwear?
I spent the night in the same room with my guy friend (that I kind of dated for a little while but it never went anywhere) and he wore his underwear... Show More
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I wouldn't walk around my room in my underware with just any girl watching. personaly if I was in my boxers I would get hard just thinking about a chick seeing me in my underware. that and knowing there's only one layer between me and the open air.
so I defnatly would only walk around in my boxers if there's a cute girl I want to try and get with.
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what do you mean by "I could see everything"...
you didn't see anything more than any girl would see on a beach ...or at least this is what I thing...
seems okay, unless he was erect and had a boner :p
YUP! That's what I mean....
Then he has it erect, maybe he wanted to send that exact message you received !!
and here you are asking what did he mean?...the guy wanted you to see he has an erection for you so if you are interested maybe you would offer some help if you are free with that !!....
that's what I'm thinking. he finds you attractive and so yeah he is interested I think but still guys don't care much about how you would think about that. he would obviously like it when you notice him having an erection .....
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[BETTER BUT NOT CURED] Polycystic Kidney and Liver disease
Hi Ted from Bangkok, at the age of 35, I was diagnosed with PKD and PLD. I was also diagnosed with H pylori and uncontrollable high blood pressure. This year I will be 50 and have more medical issues. I now have 2 bulging disc, herniated disc and a pinch nerve in the C-5, C-6 and C-7. I also have degenerative disc in the L-4, L-5, and S-1, I have head tremors, fibromyalgia with muscle pain all over my body, with severe muscle cramps especially around the neck and shoulders due to the head tremors, eczema, hiatial hernia, edema all over the body, I have lost a lot of hair, and I have several dry patches on my right hand. It took the doctors about 2 years to find medicine that would lower my blood pressure. I now take Atenol and Lisinipril with hctz, which does control my high blood pressure during the day but rises at night while I'm sleeping. I am 20 pounds overweight and my diet for the biggest part of my life and still is foods with a lot of sugar. I now don't eat beef, pork, coffee, tea or chocolate, and very little bread, or pastas due to stomach swelling. I also try to avoid salads, wheat, popcorn, raisins and nuts because it causes diarrhea for days and won't stop so I go to the doctor and they give me what is called a Prev pack with 14 days of antibiotics and Prevacid which works. I try to eat a lot of vegetables, chicken, fish and turkey.
About a week ago, I found earthclinic.com, and I started taking the baking soda 1/2 tsp and citric acid 1/2 tsp. I do feel better with muscle movement, and am feeling like I have more energy, but not cured of all of my illnesses. I want to take the ACV, but I am afraid that it will upset my stomach and cause the H-pylori to start up again. I work at a job that requires a lot of sitting, 80% of my work is sitting in front of a computer typing. I can't sleep on either side of my body because my arms go numb. At night, I use carpal tunnel braces on both of my hands and it helps very little. I don't sleep much at night due to the muscle aches in my body. Can you please help?
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03/23/2014Jenette: The Rocky Mountain chess champion told me that he was a mediocre player when he thought of all the problems. Thinking of the solution made him better. The solution is enzymes. Enzymes are a mixture of raw nutrients that have more electrons than protons. Enzymes are to nutrients as oxygen is to gasoline. Activated barley has the most enzymes with the highest energy levels. Second is live ferments. Third is raw organic produce and raw grass fed animal products. Enzymes do everything. They nourish the cells, detox the poisons, and zap the pathogens with electricity.Posted by Bibi (Nashville, TN) on 02/13/2009
I'm a 41-year-old female with several ailments. I have had type II diabetes for about nine years now, suffering from chronic hyperglycemia. Also, in the past year I have been diagnosed with Systemic Lupus Erythematosis and Rheumatoid Arthritis. I believe I also have osteoarthritis, as I snap-crackle-pop more than a box of Rice Krispies.
I have several questions and would appreciate any help or advice:
1. I have been taking ACV for a little over two weeks now. When I take the ACV (1 tsp in 4 to 6 oz of water upon rising and also before dinner) the snap-crackle-pop seems to increase, as well as the pain, to some degree (in some ways I feel better and somewhat more energetic). However, if I take 1/2 tsp baking soda with it, which I have been doing for over a week now, it stops (snap crackle pop greatly decreases). I realize due to the leeching of vitamins and minerals from your body if you take baking soda for too long, you shouldn't do this more than a week at a time. However, as soon as I leave out the baking soda, again I am in pain and bones are cracking. WHY the difference? Should I just keep taking the ACV with the baking soda in it?
2. Why would I hurt when taking calcium? I have a supplement (liquid) that has a proprietary blend of calcium, magnesium, and vitamin D (and zinc, too, I believe). It hurts to take any milk or any calcium fortified foods. Turnip greens seem to be the only source of calcium that doesn't hurt me (my arthritis or lupus). I have been taking magnesium oxide for over a month now (500 mg a day...250mg at breakfast, 250 mg at dinner). I don't understand this (why calcium supplementation hurts).
3. My blood pressure used to be normal BEFORE SLE/RA struck, except on treadmill tests, when immediately as I started walking, it went very high. Since SLE and RA diagnosis, it has been high (I took Methotrexate, generic of Plaquenil, and Prednisone for about 5 or 6 months then quit last Aug/Sept). I feel BETTER since getting off those meds, however, my blood pressure is horrible. After more than two weeks of taking ACV (a little over one week with baking soda), I checked my blood pressure at a local pharmacy. It was 182/102. Should I give the ACV awhile longer? Does anybody have any advice on lowering BP?
4. Does anybody know of a diabetic diet guideline that does NOT have milk? I am lactose intolerant, plus any dairy products seem to cause me pain because of the calcium. Every diabetic diet plan I come across insists on MILK exchanges. I've tried soy, almond, and rice milk. I'm allergic to soy, the almond milk sometimes causes worse pain, and rice milk sends my blood sugar skyrocketing.
Thank you for any help.Replied by Pace
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05/15/2015The probable cause of your rise in blood pressure could be the amount of baking soda you're taking in proportion to the ACV. You might try balancing part of the Sodium bicarbonate with Potassium Citrate which is a good alkalizer and a good blood pressure reliever. I have tried it and it worked.Replied by Beall
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05/25/2015Hi Bibi,
Did you ever find relief from the symptoms you were experiencing? DianePosted by Loretta (Canada) on 12/21/2007
[YEA] I wanted to talk a bit about your site. I started researching earthclinic in August of 2007. I was so amazed by what I was reading that I would ignore my msn pals as I would be constantly flipping over to earthclinic. One of the first things that I had already figured out on my own was the BS [Baking Soda], but it was earthclinic that explained the use of BS 'with' ACV, lemon, lime or citric acid. The result for me is that from the day I started using this remedy my urinary PH has been around 7. I was surprised because for over 18 months I had been drinking 3 cups of 'blended' organic greens daily, with fluctuating PH levels. I've since learned the reasons for my 5.5 salvia PH, even though I've been following the Oil Pulling remedy. Over time I've learned I needed to address my dental problems with additional remedies: aspirin dissolved in water, brushing with xylitol, and H202 mouth rinsing. At this point, I'm not sure what steps will be necessary regarding dental work, but for now, I can raise my saliva PH to 7 with this protocol thrice daily.
As a seasoned CFS/pain/insomniac/and anxious person, my symptoms are many, varied, and extreme. I have confused doctors with periods of acute vomiting/diarrhea/prodtruding liver, periods of acute abdominal swelling, and more. I had started going to naturopaths in 1986, and although this kept me going, due to $$ it was never possible to continue. Also too, I have some medical conditions which could never be found. What a vicious cycle it has been due to the extensiveness of my condition. I opted for a medication free, alcohol free, once a week coffee, and whole food diet in 1998.
One of the things I wanted to say is that I cannot imagine anyone not concluding that the information on this site is health promoting and life saving. The remedies are simple. The cost is low. Any thinking individual can research the supplements and suggestions on the internet, and make an informed decision on the safety of their use. For example, the history and safety on products such as H202, borax (20 Mule Team), EDTA are all available for people to research.
The 'communist like control' the pharmaceuticals have over both the doctors and the general public is quite frightening. I can say this with at least some authority, having both extensive personal experience and having worked at a medical clinic. But education from sources such as earthclinic is helping to remove the fear barriers, and people worldwide are starting to exercise their right to use natural remedies, and basic nutrition. We need to become even much more proactive and not let fear stop us from investigating the information coming to us from kind and caring people, who've studied and learned and are willing to share their knowledge about the misinformation, and cover-ups, and the fear the FDA and pharmaceuticals are trying to instil on us. We need to 'pay attention' to the possibility that (from whatever source...) there are Superbugs that are killing people. We need to unite 'earthwide' as equal members of humanity.
One thing I've noticed reading earthclinic is that sometimes people seem hasty in providing feedback. The participation is encouraging, but I know from my 20+ years of my own journey, that the body is so complex, most lay people could not understand, the many complexities in our body systems and how even a seemingly simple remedy like BS and ACV can have on the body as a whole. We have to remember that most people who have had years of the standard - well, I speak for Canada here, American diet and medical treatments/medications, that it takes time and patience to see real improvements. When earthclinic repeats words like conservative, one or more days off per week, start slow, just one or two remedies at a time, it is important to listen. We have to understand that we really are what we eat, and we have to cultivate a desire to feed our bodies and mind with the natural whole foods intended for humans. We need to understand marketing and the push to buy packaged food and eat fast foods, and we know the consequences for consuming such products. We have to become moderate in habits, in a world that has become anything but 'moderate'. We have to slow down, and reflect, and to show appreciation for the kindnesses directed to us, and the help we receive from others.
The more I learn on earthclinic the more I see and realize how powerful vitamins and supplements are. One example I'd like to share is I decided to go to the E.R. after 6 weeks of steady heart and left arm pain that had become more then intolerable. I ingested one Vitamin B Complex and a Natural Vitamin E, while trying to muster up the strength to get dressed and call a taxi. As I sat and waited......low and behold, the pain started lessoning. I kept paying attention to what was going on and feeling relief, I decided a trip to the E.R. was not necessary, and so I learned the powerful effects of simple vitamins. I also believe that it takes time for the body to heal, and that adjustments in a personal Remedy Program are necessary along with moderation in all lifestyle habits. I am noticing slow 'consistent' improvements. Writing things down and referring back over the weeks and months is a great help and an empowering tool. It is really quite amazing how we can suffer for years, and not even notice when symptoms decline. I am becoming more and more active, joining in and participating in school, work, and social activities. Recently, there have been multiple stressful events in my life and I seemed to just 'handle' each situation with calm and clarity of mind. Just before I left to attend my mom's funeral, of course I felt anxiety, and stress, and sadness, I simply took my normal supplements of Vitamin B and Amino Acids. Throughout the day long activities I was calm and present, what a difference between this and the other 5 separate funerals I attended over the years for immediate family members. No need for alcohol, Ativan, or the myriads of anti anxiety products from the health food stores. Will I totally recover? I don't know.....but one thing for sure, I will continue to take responsibility for my body and my health. I will continue to listen to my body, and use the most powerful remedies on the planet.......Ted's Remedies
And the best thing of all is:
1) I am no longer desperate to buy into the vitamin therapies' that are so expensive and unnecessary - I actually had an offer from a local supplement company to use their products for a greatly reduced price. I had used the program when I was at my worst health, and it probably did save my life, but I could not go back to products knowing I would be obligated to promote a company that most people can't afford. And then I found earthclinic.........
2) People are starting to ask me questions about health, because they are noticing how healthy I am looking, and I have the privilege to tell them about earthclinic.
Well Deirdre, that's what has been on my mind, I hope you find something here to encourage you, and I want you to know although I'm not out of the wood's yet with my health, this is the best I've been....and I thank you for the chance to discover some normality to a life that was anything but normal.
You have my permission to use what you like for your earthclinic site.
Thanks, and continued success to you!
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12/23/2008In my December '07 email to Earth Clinic I talked about a reduction of heart racing/pain, which was proven by comparing Oct '07 holter tests, with March '08 holter tests, and lot's of tests in between. The specialist at the Arrhythmia Clinic was puzzled with such a drastic improvement in the results, but you see, I had already begun my supplement program from Earth Clinic. For many years, I've been dealing with kidney/liver pain, swelling, increased dizzy/nausea, unable to urinate, yet feel the need, and blood pressure increasing over 45 points. Last September, was my last very serious bout, as I started the PH drink in August, and Ted's remedies in October, which included NO table salt - only grey sea salt. Also, kidney pain is reduced, as shown by the reduction in the use of D-Mannose. The Methylene Blue helps mental and physical energy, reduces dizziness, and even helps sleep! The EDTA helps with moving the lymph's. Also, my iron levels have increased - another first! Let's think about that - less red meat, increased iron....could it be a result of better liver function? After sitting, or getting up in the night I no longer have to use support to walk! Blood sugar is more stable.
I attribute the PH drink to be the most significant remedy, as the process of healing begins with a healthy PH balance.
This Ted who spends so much time helping people - he says, "if you are well, I am happy". He is knowledgeable for sure: I told him my daughter's symptoms, yet she decided to spend $150.00 on a natural path/blood analysis. Guess what? Ted and the naturopath came up with the same health issues, and similar remedies! I know people who quit aspartame, and their acne clears. I have a friend with skin cancer, and decided after getting 2 cut out, that was enough! I referred her to Earth Clinic, and she is healing them with peroxide! Her son (28) had aspartame poisoning as a child, and is using peroxide/baking soda with amazing results. I have friends that (in their 60's) have switched to purer vitamins and Ted's PH drink, and are running even more circles around me. The people that use the remedies on Earth Clinic are feeling better, looking better, and have more pocket money due to the simple, inexpensive remedies, and a reduction in packaged and prepared foods.
But now I have a new issue, that I did not 'fully' realize last year, even though I wrote about it to you! Simultaneously, I have improved health, and knowledge of the North American Union, and Codex Alimentarius, where my research shows that the use of Vitamin and Natural Health Products could be facing severe restrictions! I have friends from Europe who tell me that since the European Union, there are countries that have vitamins available only at the pharmacy, at very low doses, and very very expensive. I've talked to many alternative holistic practitioners locally....most know, some have been involved with lawyers, in an attempt to stop Canada's Bill C51, which is Canada's plan to remove all supplements that do not have a license from the government which is expensive, and almost impossible to get except for single entity vitamins. Some people have even protested outside the local politician offices. Others know, and feel helpless. Can you imagine what my life would be like if I have no supplements? So what about doctors, people might ask? Yes, I have follow-up with my family doctor, genetic's, heart specialist, sleep specialist, and breast specialist. The breast surgeon biopsied, and the diagnosis was uncertain, so I 'wait and see', or have a 'bilateral mastectomy', the sleep specialist confirmed insomnia, but due to what he call's disatrophic effects of pharmaceutical drugs, he offers me more sleep studies, the heart doctor is no longer necessary due to reduction in symptoms (thank you Ted!), the genetics are puzzled, so I have been offered more testing at the National Institute of Health in Maryland, this March of '09 - that's a nail biter.... nervous as to contrast dyes, or any type of injection for the testing.
The reason I have written to Earth Clinic both last year and this year, is to thank you for providing a service where everyone can find simple home remedies to get well, and also to "unite earth-wide as equal members of humanity", attesting to the benefits of natural remedies, and to show unanimous support worldwide, to the necessity of vitamins, and our right to choose for ourselves!
Donations....hmmmm, it has many angles, especially when you compare the different economies. What I decided was what would a local naturopath cost? That's how I make my decision. Personally, I wouldn't like to see a 'site charge', as this is the very thing that distinguishes 'Earth Clinic' from the rest!
So now, I need to thank you - you provide a life saving service, and many are very appreciative. May it be a help to know that Earth Clinic's remedies are far reaching, simple, and effective! I wish you continued success, great health, and many blessings for your labour of love!
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Approval Ratings YEA (1) 100% Posted by Dhi14 (Memphis, Tn) on 05/01/2012
[YEA] I began seeing an acupuncturist (traditional chinese medicine doctor) for general fatigue. I was also having hot flashes related to menopause. I have had 2 sessions a week for 2 months, and my energy is significantly improved, and the hot flashes are now completely gone. Part of the program involves drinking a prescribed chinese tea 3 times a day after meals- tastes pretty bad, but I could tolerate it.
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Approval Ratings YEA (1) 100% Posted by Aus10girl (Cleveland, Oh, United States) on 07/10/2010
[YEA] My mother passed away from cancer about two months ago. We had been trying various alternative treatments for her (which we didn't start until a little late in the game, I'm sad to report), so when she passed we had a cupboard full of supliments, herbs, teas and oils. I took some of these home, and started doing some research to see how they might be used by someone who did not have cancer. I found this site right away, and was amazed at all of the feedback I was seeing from people. I decided to try them out for myself, and here are the results I've seen so far:
Turmeric Capsules: I have developed some nasty allergy symptoms over the past couple of years, which included intense itching of the eyes, sinus pain, asthma and copious amounts of mucous from the nose. After ONE DAY of taking two capsules in the morning and two at night, my symptoms were eliminated by about 90%. Within three days they were completely clear. I know it was the Turmeric, because I woke up late the past couple of days and forgot to take them, and the symptoms are coming back.
Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO) - I started out using it as a moisturizer for my face, but loved the feeling of my skin so much that I started using it all over. Then, after reading all of the amazing claims on this site, I started taking about a table spoon of it in my coffee as well. After about two weeks of doing this, a wart that had been vexing me on the bottom of my foot simply peeled out. No acid, no lazers. . . It just simply came out. This was like magic to me!
Oil Pulling- I started oil pulling two times a day (usually) about three weeks ago with VCO, and just recently switched to Sunflower Oil. I love the way it makes my mouth feel. It did seem to make my teeth whiter right away. The reason I'm so interested in it is because it's supposed to be good for gum disease. I haven't seen any real improvement in my gums yet, but I'm going to stick with it. It also pleases me that I have to blow my nose and cough up phlegm when I'mthrough - even when I have no congestion. It makes me feel like I'm getting rid of the icky stuff! Other Unexpected Benefits - I have noticed several other positive things happening in my body, and since I'm using several foods, I'm not sure which is causing them. - Back and knee pain eliminated. I've always had a bad lower back, and in recent years, the tendons at the front of my knees would get really sore after sitting in one position for a while.
Since I've started taking all of these things, the pain is GONE. - Disappearing Cellulite. I've always had small patches of dimples on my rear. I discovered the other day that the left cheek was about 95% dimple free, and the right cheek was at about 80%! I made my boyfriend double check to make sure it's not all in my head :) it's not! - Noticeable reduction in desire for sweets and junk food. Maybe it's just that I'm consciously taking steps to make myself healthier, but I very rarely want anything that's bad for me. I used to have a tasty(yet very unhealthy) snack of chips or cookies every afternoon at work. Now, I don't even think about it. I am so excited about all of these wonderful benefits from just taking food! It's like real life magic to me! Thank you so much, Earth Clinic, for this wealth of information. I will continue experimenting with the different methods on this page. Thank you! Thank You!Replied by Candy
12/27/2014What did you take to reduce the cellulite in your legs and how often? I have the same issue.
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Approval Ratings YEA (1) 100% Posted by Tiffany (St. Louis, MO) on 01/21/2009
[YEA] For me, Vitamin D is a MIRACLE. I have been on and off of the 50,000 iu/prescription-only doses and they did NOTHING for me until I stumbled upon an article about how unhealthy the prescription-grade is because it is lab-made and is actually vitamin D2. I did tons of research online and I can say that after ONE day of taking 2000 I.U. of vitamin D3, I felt AMAZING.
I have been telling EVERYONE about it and each person who has started taking it has had significant health changes.
For me...the chronic exhaustion is gone, I feel HAPPY, I feel like I can make it through the day! I wake up feeling renewed and my attitude is 10000% better. My asthma is MUCH better! A friend of mine suffered from chronic migraines all of her life and after two days of taking the D3, she feels amazing! Another friend had muscle spasming issues/constant aching and during the first day, she felt spectacular!
I'm not sure what else it will do for me but my skin is amazingly beautiful and clear! Also, I bent over to pick something up and to my surprise I felt NO pulling in my muscles! I used to be a dancer and was very limber, and this has returned despite the only change being Vitamin D3!!!!!! I could bend down to where my forehead touched my knees and I could touch the floor with my wrists!
I'm SOOOOO VERY BLESSED by stumbling upon the information I discovered and I am sharing it with the world!!!!
Ted posted his statement in 2006 and since then, so much more evidence has been released in great favor of Vitamin D. The TRICK is, stick with D3...NOT with D2!!!! ONLY cholecalciferol, NOTTTT ergocalciferol.
Once I get my next blood tests and determine whether my levels have returned to normal, I will then change my intake from 2000 I.U. of D3 to 1000 I.U. of D3.
I feel the best I've felt in ALL of my life and Vitamin D3 is ABSOLUTELY A HUGE PART OF THIS!
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Whole Body Vibration 0 0Posted by 2401soule (Hesperia, Ca, Usa) on 02/12/2012
I just started working at a gym, and I sign clients up for 'Whole Body Vibration' treatments. The results I've seen and my clientele testomonials are miraculous. It is a ten minute treatment, you stand on an oscillating machine, at a frequency level between 2 to 25 hertz, the higher the hertz level, the faster the speed. This machine was originally invented for bone density by the Russian Space program, then NASA did more research and discovered, that 3 treatments every week of Whole Body Vibration, for one year, not only stopped bone density loss, but reversed it by 3%. The first 3 days of using this machine, your body naturally detoxes because your lymphatic system is naturally and literally being shaken into the blood stream, so drinking a bottle of water after each treatment is a must.
I think every senior citizen home and rehab center should have this machine. It also helps improve balance because you are forced to balance on the platform because it is like balancing in a canoe in water. I highly recommend this machine as a natural remedy. It will also make you feel stronger and give you more energy. Type II diabetic clients are telling me they are going off of their medication after 2 months of Whole Body Vibration! No joke! I love natural remedies, and hope this advice works for some of you! =)Replied by Francisca
Zug, Switzerland
02/13/2012Interesting.... I always thought that those machines were a rip off and did nothing..... The idea that you vibrate without making any effort and that betters your health is appealing..... I intend to have a gym in our new house and therefore am thinking about what machines to buy but I would still be afraid to be wasting my money. I do have a good trampoline...Replied by Mmsg
Somewhere, Europe
02/13/20122401soule: wouldn't this effect be gotten by rebounding, or the new-fangled version: bouncing without lifting feet off the floor? Why buy machines?Replied by P
Middle Of, Fl
02/13/2012Trampolines are really good, they get the lymph nodes circulatory system going. I read a book which indicates that it is one of the best exercises!


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Myosin Molecular Motors
Dr. Warshaw received his Ph.D. in Physiology and Biophysics at the University of Vermont in 1978, and continued his research studying the molecular mechanism of muscle contraction as a post-doctoral associate at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. He returned to the University of Vermont as an Assistant Professor of Molecular Physiology & Biophysics in 1983 and now is Professor and Chair of the Department. Currently, Dr. Warshaw's lab is using state-of-the-art single molecule detection and manipulation techniques to characterize the structure and function of myosin molecular motors in normal and disease states of the cardiovascular system.
Research Description
The myosin superfamily now consists of at least 18 different classes of myosin molecular motors. These myosins interact with actin to generate force and motion that is used in a range of biological functions from muscle contraction, organelle transport, to cell division. All myosins share significant structural and functional capacities, i.e. they possess a motor domain that hydrolyzes ATP, binds actin, and is the force and motion generator. From the motor domain, a light-chain and/or calmodulin-binding domain emerges that acts like a mechanical lever to amplify small conformational changes that occur within the motor domain. The differences in both structure and function among the various myosins can provide a model system to help probe the molecular structure and function of myosin as a chemomechanical enzyme. For example, we are characterizing the molecular biophysics of myosin V, a double-headed specie, which is believed to be a vesicular transporter. This myosin has been shown to be both processive and takes large, ~40nm steps. To be processive, both heads should have a high duty ratio and be coordinated, so that forward motion can occur and that at least one head is attached to its actin track at any time to prevent the myosin and its cargo from diffusing away. Using the laser trap and single molecule fluorescence detection techniques, questions regarding the coordination between heads, what structural feature of the myosin V molecule is necessary for processivity, and how strain between the heads serves as a coordinating signal are being addressed.
Recent Publications
Previs MJ, Prosser BL, Mun JY, Previs SB, Gulick J, Lee K, Robbins J, Craig R, Lederer WJ, Warshaw DM (2015) Myosin-binding protein C corrects an intrinsic inhomogeneity in cardiac excitation-contraction coupling. Sci Adv 1(1): .
Heaslip AT, Nelson SR, Lombardo AT, Beck Previs S, Armstrong J, Warshaw DM (2014) Cytoskeletal dependence of insulin granule movement dynamics in INS-1 beta-cells in response to glucose. PLoS One 9(10): e109082.
Nelson SR, Trybus KM, Warshaw DM (2014) Motor coupling through lipid membranes enhances transport velocities for ensembles of myosin Va. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 111(38): E3986-95.
Mukherjea M, Ali MY, Kikuti C, Safer D, Yang Z, Sirkia H, Ropars V, Houdusse A, Warshaw DM, Sweeney HL (2014) Myosin VI must dimerize and deploy its unusual lever arm in order to perform its cellular roles. Cell Rep 8(5): 1522-32.
Nelson SR, Dunn AR, Kathe SD, Warshaw DM, Wallace SS (2014) Two glycosylase families diffusively scan DNA using a wedge residue to probe for and identify oxidatively damaged bases. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 111(20): E2091-9.
Lee AJ, Warshaw DM, Wallace SS (2014) Insights into the glycosylase search for damage from single-molecule fluorescence microscopy. DNA Repair (Amst) 20: 23-31.
Mun JY, Previs MJ, Yu HY, Gulick J, Tobacman LS, Beck Previs S, Robbins J, Warshaw DM, Craig R (2014) Myosin-binding protein C displaces tropomyosin to activate cardiac thin filaments and governs their speed by an independent mechanism. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 111(6): 2170-5.
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Justin Bieber thinks Anne Frank would have liked his tunes
Justin Bieber has sparked outrage (again) by suggesting that Anne Frank would have been a fan of his, or, as he calls them, one of his 'Beliebers'. It was an insensitive comment from the Biebz, but should we be surprised?
The short answer to that question, given his recent exploits, is a resounding "no". The 19-year-old poplet has disappointed nearly everyone in the past few months, with his brattish behaviors, tardiness and general disregard for being a good human being. His comments in the guestbook of The Anne Frank House in Amsterdam were stupid, yes, but the worst thing he's done? No. "His comments were quite innocent," said a museum spokeswoman. "He was here for more than hour and interested in Anne Frank's life, and that for us is the most important thing." You want to re-read the comments, don't you? "Yesterday night Justin Bieber visited the Anne Frank House, together with his friends and guards. Fans were waiting outside to see a glimpse of him. He stayed more than an hour in the museum," posted The Anne Frank House's facebook profile. "In our guestbook he wrote: 'Truly inspiring to be able to come here. Anne was a great girl. Hopefully she would have been a belieber.'"
According to Bieber, Anne Frank would have tried to get a ticket for this Amsterdam gig
Ah, Bieber. Another publicity stunt, another win. One day, people will realise all this furore over a little comment is designed to create just that: furore. His twitter account will have an extra few thousand followers, and some people will think he's an idiot. It's just another day in the life of the Beibulator.


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Hi All,
Since I have just moved into my first flat on my own I am looking to set the living room up as an epic gaming/movie area for myself and when friends come over so I was thinking instead of buying a TV I would buy a projector!
I don't watch TV at all so wouldn't need anything like sky/virgin etc as I watch all the shows I want on my computer so the projector would literally only be used for either an Xbox one or PS4(haven't decided yet).
My question is, which one? I was looking the other day and there are so many options, and unfortunately I have no friends who have a projector so I cant look at theres etc.
What I think I have learnt so far is the following:
- More lumens is better - as this allows for watching in rooms that are still reasonably well lit
- Short throw/adjustable throw - the projector will be sitting about 3m away from my wall.
- 1080p equals a big price jump
Does anyone have a projector they use for gaming, if so, which one and how is it? I'm not even sure what budget to set so maybe £400 max? If that isn't doable then I am open to suggestions


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She has the duffle bag that keeps up with her active lifestyle in the Under Armour® StudioLux®. With two secret front quick stash pockets and a secret flat iron pocket, the StudioLux® duffle ensures she stays organized. A removable laundry bag keeps her smelly gear separate and is great for the gym and the Under Armour® Women's StudioLux® duffle bag comes with a clear toiletry pouch, making it great for travel.
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