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UPDATE: Morgan Stanley Downgrades Blue Nile to Equal-Weight on Tempered Growth Outlook
Morgan Stanley downgraded Blue Nile (NASDAQ: NILE) from Overweight to Equal-weight and removed the price target of $48.00.
Morgan Stanley commented, "Changing our rating to Equal-weight, relative to our coverage universe: We still like the company, but we believe the stock will perform more inline with its peers until it can show sustained acceleration of non-engagement sales. We are concerned that the ultimate cost of driving non-engagement sales may be higher than we expected. … We are reducing our base case fair value to $36, which is driven by a DCF valuation analysis assuming a 14% WACC and 4% perpetual growth rate."
Blue Nile closed at $30.30 on Wednesday.
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We're the Best Among Picayune, Mississippi Hotels Ideally located along I-59 at exit 4, the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Picayune is a great home base for area travelers since it's close to Slidell and a short drive from New Orleans, Hattiesburg, and the gulf coast. Picayune, Mississippi offers our hotel's patrons fascinating natural attractions, close proximity to area businesses and easy access to Stennis International Airport (HSA) and Amtrak. Leisure guests staying at our hotel's location in Picayune, MS can explore local attractions, Crosby Arboretum, historic downtown, terrific golf courses and Stennis Space Center or venture to the Big Easy for a day trip to the French Quarter, the Riverwalk, the Aquarium of the Americas or the New Orleans Convention Center. Pearl River County offers great shopping, too, with antique stores around every corner and the North Shore Square Mall just minutes away. Business guests appreciate our hotel's Picayune, MS location, which is close to Chevron and NASA, as well as Ochsner Health Center. With a 1,070-sq-ft meeting space for up to 70 guests, A/V equipment and a business center with services to help guests prepare, we fulfill the needs of corporate travelers. From free high-speed Internet access, an indoor pool and a fitness center to a free, hot breakfast, our Picayune, Mississippi hotel's amenities ensure guest satisfaction. Stay Smart with us and enjoy the service you deserve at a price you can afford.
The rooms were very clean and the breakfast choices were great! Staff was very friendly as well. Oh and the beds were SO comfortable! Great nights sleep!
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business center computer way too slow
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It was clean and quiet.
Its farther away from the interstate then I thought.
very clean nice people
friendly staff.
I would like to have a better variety for breakfast, i.e. waffles and pancakes, instead of just pancakes; fruit pastries instead of just cinnamon rolls.
Lots of selections for breakfast.
The beds were way harder and poorer quality than I expected. Even more so than a normal 2 start hotel.
We were visiting family in picayune and the location was perfect.
The staff top to bottom was outstanding . Pleasant , helpful , polite , and seemed happy to be there . Attitude like this starts at the top and filters down .
Very courteous staff. They even had a customer appreciation day when they offered free food and drinks from 5:30 to 6:30 P.M. This in addition to breakfast.
They offered pancakes but didn't offer waffles, Just needs a waffle iron as the ingredients are pre-packaged. The room had an electric outlet inoperative but was fixed the next day when reported.
It was clean.
We were in Picayune, MS. It seemed expensive for Picayune.
We stayed for 9 nights and upgraded to the suit. Which was perfect because it had more space than a normal room along with a couch and an eat in table. There were a few things that I didn't care for. The bed was really really uncomfortable and they didn't have enough pillows on the bed. The breakfast was o.k. If the food would of been hot and actually restocked would have been helpful. Maybe the hotel was busier than they planned because they sure ran out of a lot of items. Other than that it was a nice hotel.
This is a relatively new hotel and it shows. It is clean and the rooms are in great shape. The breakfast was good and the service persons were friendly and helpful. Enjoyable stay.
We stayed one night. The hotel is fairly new. Everything was wonderful, ladies at the front desk were nice and very helpful. The continential breakfast was good. Beds were comfy and everything was modern. The hotel is located behind the Dominos Pizza, we had problems finding.
Stayed April 2010. Staff very friendly, room very clean and the microwave and small refrigerator in the room as well as complimentary breakfast a nice surprise as it was not mentioned in the hotel description. Will definitely stay here again.
Staff very friendly and helpful. Everything was clean. Couldn't have asked for anything to have been any better. Will stay here again if we have opportunity. Highly recommend.


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Pros: very fast for a netbook
Cons: wireless card doesn't work with linux out of the box
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Med J Aust 193:239-42. 2010..In all but extraordinary circumstances, a patient who refuses treatment after a suicide attempt can and should be given life-saving treatment, under either mental health legislation or the common law concept of necessity...
- Better laws for coercive psychiatric treatment: lessons from the Waterlow caseChristopher Ryan
Discipline of Psychiatry and the Centre for Values, Ethics and the Law in Medicine, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Australas Psychiatry 20:283-6. 2012..The purpose of this paper is to use the circumstances surrounding the trial of Antony Waterlow to consider the statutory mechanisms for coercive treatment of people with mental illness in Australasia...
- College activities and the ethics of advertisingChristopher Ryan
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After 23 preseason workouts, the Red Raiders are ready to take the field against the Bears.
"I know these guys," head coach Kliff Kingsbury said. "They've been going against the defense for what seems against June, really, 7 on 7 and team drills they've been doing on their own. So they're going to see another colored jersey and I'm sure they'll be ready to get after it."
Sophomore quarterback Davis Webb has been ready. He started studying film of the FCS opponent a week early.
"Oh, yeah, I've already watched them," Davis said. "I know they're a good team, and they're going to come ready to play because this is a game for them and big game for us. First game of the season, year two of Coach Kingsbury's team, and I think we have a good chance to be a good team, and it starts with them."
The Red Raiders have won eleven straight season openers. Texas Tech and Central Arkansas meet at 6 p.m. on Saturday. The game will be televised by Fox Sports.
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I think there's something in the water that turns us into house fraus.
Well this is just one of those weeks, isn't it? All the better to flashback for moment to fond memories of weekends' past. This outfit was for Father's Day dinner with the 'rents at Lyon Hall. Never disappoints.
I found these sunglasses on a recent U St. shopping trip and I'm completely in love. They're nothing special brand-wise, but I like to think they could pass (at a distance) for the Tom Ford Nikitas.
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you look gorg in that dress - I love the surprice v shape at the back & it fits you perfectly!ReplyDelete
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wow gorgeous dress!!!ReplyDelete
I literally JUST ordered that dress from Zara this morning. Grab it before it sells out, people!ReplyDelete
Such a wonderful, summery dress!ReplyDelete
Wow that dress is gorgeous!! :D You look amazinggggg :)ReplyDelete
What a gorgeous dress--I love the back and the print! And I also love your sunnies!ReplyDelete
Oh wow that dress is so stunning! Beautiful pattern and stunning fit on you! I love that the zip leaves a 'V' on the back - so pretty!ReplyDelete
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That dress is beautiful times a billion. I love the color and the cut, and the V in the back is a nice, unexpected detail. Looks great on you!ReplyDelete
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This outfit is perfection! I forgot to mention last time that yes, the shorts you commented on are recent. They're from the runway collection at BCBG.ReplyDelete
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That dress is amazing! :)ReplyDelete
You always look so good in ladylike prints. Fantastic glasses. They are a great buy.ReplyDelete
I never do this, but the moment I saw that dress in this post, I clicked over to the Zara website and bought it! The pattern is stunning, and I love the slight v-back.ReplyDelete
Love those sunglasses! I haven't yet worked up the courage to wear cat-eye frames myself, but I always love them on other people.
Beautiful outfit - I wasn't expecting that V in the back. And also, must say, glad to see you're a) still blogging, and b) that I managed to stumble across your blog again :)ReplyDelete
so obsessed with your heels AND sunglasses!ReplyDelete
Love the floral print dress! Gorgeous colors!ReplyDelete
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These colors look so pretty on you! Love the print of your dress, such a beautiful outfit.ReplyDelete
Eep! The silhouette of that dress is so perfect! It just makes such a lovely hourglass on your tiny little waist. The pretty flowers on it are so pretty, too! I like how you're wearing it with those heels--so unexpected!ReplyDelete
And I must agree with you about those glasses. They look pretty pricey considering they're not anything too brand fancy. :D
love love love this dress. the back detail is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
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What a gorgeous dress. Looks beautiful on you as well.ReplyDelete
WOW! You look so pretty! I adore this dress!ReplyDelete
Haha haus fraus :) Does this title have a special meaning?ReplyDelete
Anyway, you look superchic in this outfit. the dress is the perfect piece to throw on and look dazzling - the colours, the print, the interesting backside - all amazing! Lovely with the clutch as pop of hot pink!
Have a nice weekend!
Amazing dress!ReplyDelete
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I completely adore all of your wonderful floral prints! So beautiful!ReplyDelete
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You look so lovely. I've always felt you have the best classic pieces. Even though this dress is printed, the shape and everything else about it is simply stunning and so classic.ReplyDelete
I love floral prints. I could wear them forever.
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She organized a group to request a loan to invest in the purchase of fabric and thread in various types and colors and another machine. She hopes in future to have her own assembly shop and also to buy some domestic animals because she's thinking about having a farm.
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State awards $640K for flood and environmental projects in Mohawk Valley
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Flood-recovery training, night-vision cameras and sediment-gauge projects along the Mohawk River all landed funding in a $640,000 round of grants announced Wednesday by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Schoharie County communities prioritize uses for flood relief money
Sunday, March 2, 2014
On its path through the heart of the village of Middleburgh, Gorge Creek takes a thousand-foot trip underground in a 5-foot diameter pipe.
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Thursday, Feb. 13, 2014
Eliminating a gap in the Mohawk-Hudson Bike-Hike Trail west of Rotterdam Junction could help reduce the periodic flooding that plagues the hamlet.
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Saturday, Jan. 25, 2014
A Schoharie family is embarking on a post-flood rebuilding project to bring an historic home back — and they'll be doing it the hard way.
County appeals disaster funding
Friday, Jan. 24, 2014
Schoharie County picked up two major pieces of support recently in the quest to get federal help to move the flooded county jail to higher ground.
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Sunday, Jan. 19, 2014
The year 2014 brings with it a major vacuum in the Schoharie Valley's post-flood recovery effort, which is being turned over to locals following about two years of professional disaster assistance.
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Sunday, Jan. 12, 2014
People who endured the wrath of tropical storms Irene and Lee — and those who helped them recover from it — are being invited to a Jan. 20 event to share their stories.
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Monday, Nov. 18, 2013
Two years after massive floodwaters damaged locks along the Mohawk River and Erie Canal, progress is being made in repairing the locks and their support structures.
Power authority asks to move Irene trials
Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013
Lawyers defending the New York Power Authority from post-Irene lawsuits are asking to move cases out of Schoharie County, contending it would be tough to find an impartial jury there.
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Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2013
With cold weather approaching, skilled laborers from across the region will gather Saturday in Fort Plain for one final effort to get flood-damaged houses buttoned up before winter.
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Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2013
At a meeting of the area NY Rising committee Tuesday morning, local members discussed ways to stop the cycle of flooding, repair, mold remediation and inevitable re-flooding.
Schoharie County officials look to NY Rising for economic recovery
Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2013
A committee of community members is meeting twice monthly to devise a plan to use millions of dollars in state funding for projects under the NY Rising program.
Clerks see Schoharie County's disaster recovery
Thursday, Sept. 12, 2013
On Thursday, several county clerks got a tour of the remodeled offices of the Schoharie County clerk and a chance to express some good-natured envy over the user-friendly features both for employees and the public installed as part of the work.
Two years later, flood recovery makes headway
Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2013
The work of Schoharie Area Long Term, the flood recovery group formed in the aftermath of tropical storms Irene and Lee, is more than half done.
For some in Rotterdam Junction, renewal, for others, regrets
Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013
Resilience is part of Dan Hladik's story. For Norm Torres, renovation and renewal are points for discussion. Dick and Marion Whalen talk about relocation. And a little regret.
Irene's less dramatic flood victims seek recovery
Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013
Two years later, Montgomery County's recovery is hard to quantify.
Valley sees progress, and change, in Irene's wake
Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013
Irene slammed into the Capital Region on Sunday, Aug. 28, 2011, two days after it began lashing the southern part of the state. Ten days later, massive rainfall from Tropical Storm Lee added insult to injury, inundating the Capital Region on Wednesday, Sept. 7. Between the two deluges, two tornadoes touched down in Montgomery County on Sept. 4.
Chef's Dinner nourishes Schoharie flood relief
Saturday, June 29, 2013
The only guarantee at Saturday's Bounty of the County Chef's Dinner was six courses of food and a chance to help recovery efforts in Schoharie County from flooding in 2011.
Agencies to return to Schoharie County offices
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Roughly two dozen county employees displaced by Tropical Storm Irene will be heading back to work in Schoharie after nearly two years in other quarters.
FEMA says no to Blenheim road repair
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
A rural road left teetering on the edge of a ravine in 2011 will stay "as is" while the town of Blenheim fights for federal disaster assistance.
Rotterdam Junction flood victims sue state
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Nearly five dozen Rotterdam Junction property owners have filed a civil claim against New York, claiming the state Canal Corp.'s failure to adequately prepare for high-water events along the Mohawk River led them to incur more than $4.6 million in damages from flooding caused by Tropical Storm Irene in August 2011.
Rotterdam Junction property owners suing state over 2011 flooding
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Nearly five dozen Rotterdam Junction property owners have filed a civil claim against New York state, claiming the state Canal Corp.'s failure to adequately prepare for high water events along the Mohawk River caused them to incur more than $4.6 million in damages as a result of flooding from Tropical Storm Irene in August 2011.
Middleburgh getting back to business
Friday, May 10, 2013
A new craft beer brewery will be opening this fall on Main Street in Middleburgh, while a new auto body shop is already up and running. Both are expected to boost the village's post-flood recovery.
Puzzle contest to aid Schoharie Valley flood relief
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Businesses in Schoharie County are joining forces with the flood recovery organization SALT to help draw guests and donations for the valley, which is still reeling from flood damage from the storms of 2011.
Schoharie housing project gets $4M boost
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
The village of Schoharie will soon see scores of new residents thanks to nearly $4 million in tax credits and low-interest government loans allotted to a Main Street housing development.


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Natural Remedies to Prevent Kidney Disease
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Kidney disease is considered a progressive disease that develops over time, particularly if necessary treatment is not followed. Treatment at any stage is important. Several home remedies can help manage symptoms and prevent further development of disease including apple cider vinegar detoxifying and baking soda for alkalizing the body. Additional treatments include Arabic gum, castor oil, cayenne and juicing with such combinations as celery, cucumbers and apples.
What Is Kidney Disease?
The kidneys are two organs situated on either side of the spin at mid-back and above the waist. These organs function to purify the blood, remove excess fluid, balance the salt and minerals in the blood and normalize blood pressure. However, the kidneys can become damaged due to diet, life choices and disease, causing waste products and fluid to build up in the body. The result of this damage can be kidney disease. Also called kidney failure, kidney disease is characterized by the kidneys' inability to function properly. At advanced stages, dangerous levels of fluid and toxins build up in the body.
Continue reading below for indepth treatment protocols for treating kidney disease, including those from Ted from Bangkok and Bill Thompson's alkalizing advice. One of the most important repeated suggestions in this section is alkalizing with remedies like apple cider vinegar, lemon juice and baking soda. Other contributors offer reports of remedies and supplements that have been helping, such as DMSO and Castor Oil packs. Dietary changes, such as eliminating carbonated beverages, is advised as well.
Remedies for Kidney Disease
Hi Everyone... One fact that seems to scream out from the research regarding kidney problems is that a major cause for this condition is because the body is already far to acid, resulting in dangerous erosion and damage to the kidneys themselves caused by the acidity in the blood. Ted from Bangkok has said this time and time again on EC.
Kidney disease and high body acidity also means that the body will have great problems digesting acid foods like raw Apple Cider Vinegar(acetic acd, malic acid) and citrus fruits(citric acid) which are normally beneficial to people whose bodies are not so acidic and who have sufficient stores to neutralize the citric acid to citrates and acetic acid to acetates. Ingesting these raw acid foods -- when the body is already so acidic and body bicarbonate stores so lacking -- are not beneficial to the body because in people with already acidic bodies and in order for these ingested acids to be converted to useful alkaline salts, these acids must first be neutralized by our bicarbonate stores during digestion. Excess blood acidity caused by a bad acid diet and a resulting lack of bicarbonate stores is what damages and erodes the kidneys. So if you have kidney problems then this essentially means that your body's bicarbonate and citrate stores are heavily depleted and also means that you are eating way too many acid foods -- so you cannot efficiently neutralize these damaging acids in the blood or within the cells themselves.
Therefore the common sense approach would simply be just to take Ted's Alkalizing Remedies to increase bicarbonate stores(alkalize the blood) and citrates (to alkalize the intracellular environment) within the body. From the research, bicarbonates and citrates are particularly useful for the kidneys in this respect.
So for some people to advise, as I have already read on EC, taking acidic foods like raw ACV and citrus fruits when someone is suffering from kidney disease caused by a lack of bicarbonate alkali in an already acidic body would seem to be absolutely crazy and completely the wrong advice.
Metabolic Acidosis -- Research Review
Urine citrate and renal stone disease.
Replied by Meenu
Vancouver, Bc
06/14/2012It seems to confirm my doubts as I'm those rare ones on whom Apple Cider Vinegar did not work rather it sent my Blood pressure through the roof and I had to be put on medication after hospitalisation. My cholestrol is high too, though I generally eat healthy.
Can u please guide me on the kind of foods to avoid n to have with HBP n Cholesterol n early menopause at age 38. Since then I've been downhill.
Even if I take lime/lemon everyday but it constipates me severely. I'm scared to try Baking soda becoz of the sodium.
What kind of supplements/diet would help? I look forward to your guidence.
thank you-thank you soo much. Meenu
Replied by Ian
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
11/28/2012A daily dose of bicarbonate soda could stop kidney disease and dialysis. I was told that I was at stage 3 in my kidney disease and eventually I would have to go on dialysis. The University Hospital in London had done some trial tests whereby taking a daily dose of bicarbonate soda could prevent the development of the disease. So, I had nothing to lose and took a teaspoon of bicarbonate soda with a glass of water twice a day. My tests came back and there has been no progression of the disease - hopefully it is in check, but the results look good.
On a second note, I have taken coca-cola with asparagus and on the last two occasions my kidney stones have disappeared. So, when it comes to my kidneys - the future is looking a little brighter - if I can help anyone in anyway, please contact me at my email address iain48(at)yahoo.com. Cheers, Ian
I just want to thank Ted for the good work he is doing here. I took Zithromax for pnemonia and it hurt my left kidney bad. I discontinued after the first dose, but pain for three weeks following first two pills. I have been working hard to heal this, but the spleen began to hurt as well. After this the liver and or gallbladder were off too.
I was able to read through this site and see advice that Ted gave to others. Based on my own research I can say that Ted is more than brilliant. I am certain that his advice has helped me and many others. The doctors do not know how to heal kidneys. Its a very difficult task, but doing the right things certainly help. I had no time to waste with this either.
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Is Lemon juice and baking soda good for stage 4 polycystic kidney disease? If so, what is the recommended dosage?
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[YEA] My daughter is 12, she has been suffering with Nephrotic Syndrome Mcd for 10 yrs. She had relapsed and we were waiting to go on the high dose steroids, her protein spill was +3. She had a very sore throat and I had the idea to get her to gargle with apple cider vinegar, 5mls (a capful) in a glass of water 3 times a day. I was very surprised to find the next day her protein was +2, the next day +1 and then neg. It's been 10 days now, I get her to drink a glass of Apple Cider Vinegar before bed, when she gargled she also swallowed it. I am still in shock this worked, no high dose steroids with all the horrible side effects.
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10/25/2015[YEA] Hi, I just noticed that a couple of people requested an update concerning my daughter's experience using apple cider vinegar for nephrotic syndrome MCD. Well I'm very happy to report that she has had no further relapses, she is still off all medication. We continued using the ACV gargle and swallow 3 times per day for 1 month. After that she did it once per day for 2 months then stopped.
While on vacation she came down with food poisoning and did not relapse, also after returning to school after the Summer holidays she came down with a sore throat, cough and cold but again without relapse, previously the most trivial infection would start a relapse.
I have read some very promising stuff about apple cider vinegar healing some on dialysis. I know it is rare, but I believe I can and will experience renal recovery. What I read is correct. The doctors and nurses will not give you any suggestions to get off dialysis, but for one they want to give false hope. But the main reason is that they will lose their INCOME if more people experienced renal recovery. One person said she didn't drink the vinegar, but laid in it every night and got "healed" in 9 months. What do you think about the vinegar?
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03/20/2014I agree with the previous peson about the prayer. We are Gods children and we are accepting less than He has for us. I go to the dr tomorrow. to get the news. I am believing I am healed. God still performs miracles. I am a recipient of many healing miracles. If anyone wants to email me and be prayer partners, my email is email@example.com. God Bless Lois
I'm 86 and have High Blood Pressure and chronic kidney disease. I want to take ACV for detox and HBP, but ACV is high in potassium, which I've been told to limit. My kidney disease is in the early stage, but I'd like to know if ACV should be avoided? Thanks, Roy
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Replied by Kathy
the USA
03/23/2013Blackstrap Molasses fights cancer and will increase urination. I'm sorry I cannot recommend a therapeutic amount. Maybe start with one TBSP in warm water or 2% milk before going to bed. Someone else posted taking 3 tsp throughout the day but at this stage I would think starting at a larger dose first would help. I take either/or, depending on my urine flow. I read that therapeutic amounts of B-Complex also fights cancer but you have to be careful of the binders and fillers.
Replied by Wayne
Floral City, Fl
03/23/2013I believe the connective tissue from the bladder to the kidney which has blood vessels 10,000 times smaller than the hair on your head becomes clogged; especially with all the gmo franken foods.
i do not urinate enough to keep my fluid levels down; sometimes 5-6 liters after 2 days. i want so desperately to get off this witchcraft / sorcery (revelation 18:23) search the meaning of sorcery=pharma...! so; does anyone have any proof of a viable solution? if so; please notify me. thanks, messiah bless. WAYNE
Replied by Kathy
the USA
03/23/2013I totally agree that ALL of our food is genetically modified in one way or the other. None of our food is safe. It is no longer the way God created it. My kidneys were shutting down on me. I read something somewhere (that I will try to find) about Blackstrap Molasses and I tried it. It helped me. The majority of food and supplements in the health food stores is bad for you BUT I get the unsulphered BSM at the health food store and the "Real Salt" sea salt. It is the flowing/anti-caking agent in what is acceptable as table salt that is the culprit to many ailments and could be what contributes to your difficulty. This has been a piecemeal learning endeavor for over twenty years. I'm only trying to share what was wrong with me and what helped.
Replied by Kathy
the USA
03/23/2013Potassium "stimulates the kidneys to eliminate poisonous body wastes" (Nutrition Almanac, Third Edition). All of our food that contains potassium has been engineered to last longer (Food, Inc.). Maybe you have eaten too many foods trying to get healthy but have ingested too much potassium.
Wayne: To keep my kidneys functioning well, as periodically they don't, I take a half-spoon of D-Mannose and 3 Nature's Way Kidney/Bladder formula 2x day for a day or two with very good results.
In severe cases where one needs dialysis, the Kidneys need "rebuilding", which requires the use of the herb Comfrey. Added to the Comfrey, take Raw Kidney Glandular PLUS any nutritional products that are proven to stimulate Human Growth Hormone. Any of these three remedies alone would prove marginally effective, BUT combine them and you should see rapid rebuilding of the Kidneys.
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Planet Tellus
@Dreamer: Comfrey is one of the greatest healing herbs on the planet, but some seeming evil stepped in and cursed it with the toxic alkaloid pyrrolizidine. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrrolizidine_alkaloid. The Comfrey root is said to contain more pyro than the leaf and every plant varies in toxicity so would need proceed with much caution. Nature's Herbs? once marketed a non-toxic comfrey but they discontinued it; maybe someone still does, worth researching. I have read that boosting Glutathione levels and taking Milk Thistle helps prevent the toxicity.
There are many different supplements as well as a short fast and cardio exercise that boost HGH; I have posted info here on E.C.
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San Francisco
11/10/2015I would like to know how to help kidneys to start working again. I'm already on dialysis for about a year, I am to have a kidney transplant in 3 months and I am so scared, I would like to try something else on this last 3 months maybe I can avoid the surgery. Any help will be highly appreciated. Liz
L: Two items that will help.
1. Take a bottle of Dr Christopher's "Kidney/Bladder" herbal complex in the recommended doses.
After two wks of the herbals, take a bottle of Raw Kidney Glandular supplement.
These two items will help clean & rebuild the kidneys.
Eating Watermelon is also good source of antioxidants and natural diuretics that are beneficial to kidney function.
This will help short term status but you need to determine the cause or underlying factors that are stressing your kidneys to such a degree.
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New York
11/11/2015Lizeth.. (San Francisco)
Have you heard of urine therapy. It's drinking your own urine for your kidneys.. There is a lot of information on it on utube .. I don't know much about dialysis but can you filter urine enough to drink ? Only downside is if you are on medications you can't drink your own urine as it puts back the medications into the system.. so you have to watch out for that.
There is also a naturopathic doctor I found on Utube . HIs name is Robert Morse and he sells some great kidney formulas.. I am using one and going to get another one. they are herbs.. not sure of the outcome as I just started them.. google him or go to utube and watch his videos. Also he is a big advocate for raw foods so the body can heal itself....only thing you have to study these things yourself and see what is best for you.. for me I follow my gut feelings..Dr. Morse will also take your letters and not sure how it works but he might be able to help you if you reach out to his office. He is located in Florida..
Replied by Aurora
Mason City, Ia
11/12/2015My granddaughter had a kidney transplant. Before she did, I read a lot about the kidneys, I would suggest that you read about mastic gum. It is used in some countries for kidney function. There is a lot of things you can do. For my grand daughter since she is a child, they couldn't do much without the doctors permission. My daughter did start an appropriate diet for her and both her and her mom (the donor) are doing good.
[YEA] Apple Cider Vinger cleaned my Kidney. This was discovered after taking a full blood test.
Replied by Stacie
Whitehous Station, Nj
02/28/2010If you want to get rid of a bladder or urinary tract infection DO NOT take antibiotics. Otherwise, the infection will just keep recurring. Use a capful of organic apple cider vinegar in water and drink throughout the day. This turns your body and pH alkaline. If your body is alkaline, then bacteria, viruses and fungi die. They ONLY live in an acidic environment. Do you know that people with cancer are ALL Acidic! This is the problem in this country. We are loaded with acidic foods and wonder why disease is so prevalent.
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Frankfort, In
04/22/2010simmer a table spoonful with flax seeds in a 20 oz of water for about 5 minutes with a lid on, take of the stove (no microwaving) and leave the lid on for another 10 minutes, strain the seeds and give it to your son to drink that! Do not sweeten the tea, not even honey! This tea could be given 5-6 times a day, it cleans your kidneys out of any infections and the legumes from the flax seeds help with healing kidney damage. I personally cured my daughters right kidney when she was 7 years old with this simple remedy!
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Chatsworth, California
Replied by Vanya
Frankfort, In
06/30/2011flax seeds are absolutely good for you, and there will not be any side effects from them, you can use this remedy for as long as you like! Now if you are taking flax seed oil, then we are talking about high omega 3-6-9 and thining the blood, wich is helpful for other ailments, for kidney problems just brew the seeds and drink it, it gets a little thick but that is the good legumes that your kidneys need! Good luck!
Replied by Susan
Dallas, Tx/usa
10/07/2011[YEA] ACV is awesome and should be used sparingly to treat acid indigestion. Too much ACV will cause loss of potassium... I think I am I consuming a lot of ACV... Maybe 1 Tablespoon to 16oz... Maybe way too much. I had a bladder infection in May.. Anitbiotics cleared it up. Then I started to increase my ACV. Then a routine blood test detected abnormal proteins. The Dx is MGUS (monoclonal gammopathy undertemined signifigance. ) Probably NOT a big deal, many older people can get this and it is related to inflammation in the body (I have Fibro.. ) HOWEVER.. One of the ratios they look at is BUN:CREATININE. My ratios are high.. And have been since bladder infection. I take NO MEDS of any kind. My potassium levels are low, but low normal. At this time, I can only assume that I am drinking TOO MUCH of the ACV, flushing TOO MUCH of the POTASSIUM out of my body. That said, I do NOT want to stress out the kidneys and the filtration. MGUS has a 50/50 possiblity of progressing to Multiple Myeloma in 20 years.... AND... M. M. Causes stress on the kidneys... Who knew??
So is ACV awesome? Yes! Does it help short term? Yes! But anything in moderation.
Replied by Maymay
Boston, MA
12/12/2014I am a 61 year old woman with Polycystic kidney disease. My creatinine is 5.8 BUN is 82. I have tendencies to not drink a lot of water, therefore I get dehydrated. My potassium is in the normal range. My gfr is at 7. Yet I feel good. Shouldn't I be lethargic? I feel good. Please answer. I don't understand why I am NOT sick. Grateful, but I don't understand. Please help. thanks...
Replied by Marghi
05/20/2015Just a couple of notes on the flax seed discussion. A) Legumes are a family of plants (beans, peas, clover, etc.) Flax is not a legume. B) The omega-three-rich oils in flax seed become oxidized within 20 minutes of grinding them or if they are heated. Oxidized flax oil is detrimental, not beneficial.
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[YEA] For the anemia I read about blackstrap molasses and spinach with vitamin c to help absorb . I tried these remedies and I showed normal level now for almost year. I am postmenopausal, for the ckd (Chronic Kidney Disease) I was level 3, with apple cider vinegar 1 capful , 1/2 tsp baking soda with water. Ckd is better level 2. I also lost 5 lbs without ant effort with the acv! Appreciate all the great help :)
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Stafford, Virginia
09/18/2015I just got my blood results back and I am concerned. My Creatinine Serum is high at 1.04, Sodium Serum is 142, my glucose serum is 99. All my levels are located right at the high end of reference interval or acceptable levels. I drink water, but something is not right.
If I start the ACV and Baking soda, how much water should I use at night? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I would like to improve my kindey function. I think I'm close to the boarderline. I have have high uric acid. I want to try apple cider vinegar and baking soda, but I just read it has sulfur in it. I am allergic to sulfur and sulfur drugs.
[YEA] My wife had been diagnosed by our DO, with kidney disease. She has been diabetic for many years and doesn't take very good care of the condition. Her GFR was 38 and Doc was concerned. I personally felt that she was already on too many meds and looked for a more natural method to raise the GFR. I found on more than one website in the UK, that there have been extensive studies on the use of ACV with baking soda, with impressive results. You won't find these studies in the US because the drug companies won't make a nickel from the results. This treats the problem, not the symptom.
We consulted with Doc, to make sure the sodium wouldn't be a problem with her hypertension. Doc looked at the UK studies and said, "Give it a try."
More recent blood work has seen her GFR go from 38 to 45, and now up to 53. We are no longer waiting to be told that dialysis will be on the agenda. The combination also seems to have help bring her BP down a little bit.
Another positive note to this is that my wife had not been one who wanted to try 'natural' remedies. Now that she has seen very good positive results, she reminds me if I forget to mix up her acv/soda combo in the morning. She is now more willing to try some of my "crazy" ideas.
I would highly recommend checking out the UK studies. The reports showed that in more than one case, people had been able to stop dialysis after using the combination.
My wife takes 1 oz. of ACV with 2 oz. of water and 1/8 tsp. baking soda. We use raw ACV.
Replied by William
Fl, US
12/24/2014Isn't it a direct conflict to take the ACV and the bicarbonate at the same time, or in the same time period? Are these not polar opposites on acidity? I have read about both being helpful. Are there any here who have been counseled or considered that one increases acidity and one reduces it? Bill
EC: Hi Bill,
Please read our ACV and Baking Soda page here.
I am looking for information on reversing kidney damage and find ACV and baking soda combinations most often suggested. Can anyone explain how they are both appropriate, since one is an acid and one a base? Don't they cancel each other out? And if an acid (ACV) brings forth an alkalizing response in the body why doesn't the baking soda do the opposite and make the body more acidic?
Replied by Benkatz
Odessa, Mo
11/27/2013People with Renal failure need to know that the number one thing they need to do is stop eating their normal diet and sweat. If they eat sugars, gluten-containing foods regularly, excessive protein, etc, the problem will compound. Eat raw fruits or vegetables, drink kombucha or herbal teas. Food-induced acidity and toxin absorbsion through air, mouth or skin is the reason the kidneys are failing (unless dehydration is the culprit, and in that case-real water is needed, not tap or "filtered" water). Don't forget to relieve your kidneys of toxin removal duty a bit by exercising and going to a sauna, or just finding a way to sweat.
Also, if you have mercury amalgams, realize that kidneys are unable to remove the mercury without help (garlic, cilantro, chlorella). Either get the mercury out or pull the tooth, it might put years on one's life. ACV will help eliminate any pathenogenic by-products or bacteria, etc. and the bicarbonate will help restore blood alkalinity and help kidney function. Junk food and beverages are the real problem, so stop ingesting them!
A good idea would be to stop eating, take blackstrap molasses, ACV and baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) in 1:30 intervals throughout the day. Your body will tell you which one it needs more of. If you crave it, you probably need it. For more severe cases, continue for 3+ days. Dialysis should be used when one won't give up food, but bicarbonate has been proven in studies to help kidney function, doctors probably don't care. They'd zip you up in a body bag early, literally, read about Roy Benivides, a Medal of Honor winner ( not that war should ever be supported, but it is a great illustration of the apathetical attitude taken on by some physicians).
Sodium bicarbonate does have a laxative effects, but if one's kidneys are failing, you need to be cleaned out anyway. Ph and toxin concentration are most significantly affected by the rotting animal carcasses in the bowels. We were designed to eat fruits, vegetables and herbs, forget all the high-protein hype.
Hot peppers should also help relieve water retention too, in some cases. Chilis, habaneros, cayenne, etc, should help in reducing edema as well as killing off unwanted bacteria that cause kidney infection, but this may only be the underlying problem for a minority of CKD sufferers.
Bottom line- observe your body's reactions and think logically, forget drugs and dialysis, you weren't meant to live like that. Clean out your body or machines are your only hope, because drugs kill after a while. Also, go outside and exercise. Pray to G-d, He may reveal a cure, like He did to Hezekiah.
Arabic Gum
Per Ted's posts about arabic gum for treating kidney disease, does anyone know where to buy arabic gum in the USA?
Replied by Barbara
04/03/2015There are many types of Arabic Gum available, but I like this one the most.
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[BETTER BUT NOT CURED] I have had kidney infection in both kidneys for at least 6 months. I have tried EVERYTHING I can think of - except cranberry - I am allergic to that. But I have been doing blueberry. I have been on multiple rounds of different antibiotics - which worked while I was on them but the infection would always return within two days to a week after I finished the antibiotic. Two nights ago, I had the worst kidney pain yet. I had read on EC about using baking soda for kidney infection but was always afraid to try. But in the wee hours of the morning, I finally gave in and mixed 1/2 tsp. Baking soda in 8 oz. of water. I did not like the taste. The pain did not go away but I went to bed and slept very well. The kidney pain was still there in the morning and I did a dipstick test and sure enough, the infection was pretty bad - the urine looked the worst I have ever seen it, although there were no nitrites.
However, there was something in that urine I had never seen before - a small amount of sediment! I booked an appt. for a urine test at the dr's a few hours later. To my utter amazement, the dr's test came back negative! I still had the pain, but I attribute it to the fact that I am pretty sure I have yeast that affects my kidneys and this was detox. I have had that before when I soak my feet in hydrogen peroxide and water (1 cup H2O2 to a gal. of water).
As I write, it is the next morning and I still have mild but decreasing kidney pain, but the best part is, my urine is clear as can be and I have not seen such a good dipstick test when not on antibiotics, since I started the dipstick tests 6 months ago. I only took one drink of baking soda and water.
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Nanuet, Ny
11/24/2011Have you tried Aloe Vera Juice? This works wonders for me. I had a lot of inflammation due to backed up kidneys. I drink 4oz three times daily and in just 1 month I lost 30 pounds and several inches all around the body. Also take 1 Dandelion root capsule twice daily. This really help get rid of the excess water. Drink plenty of water, at least 1 gallon daily. If you are having pains, that may not be fibro, but it could possibly your lymphatic system. Get a lymphatic massage. It's not too expensive and you'll feel much better after. Hope this helps.
Hello, I am a twice a week dialysis patient due to Iga-Nephropathy. I've read articles about bicarbonate or baking soda being used for renal failure. I desperately need to know exactly how this works, and how it could help me. I still urinate, but I also retain fluids. I (do not)want a transplant and all its damaging medicines. I want to cure or at least improve myself dramatically. please let me know how to take the bicarbonate, or any other herb or treatment to improve my kidneys. Ill await your responce, thank you
EC: For those wishing to learn more about IgA-Nephropathy:
An interesting article by author Mark Sircus, A.C., O.M.D. in his latest e-newsletter on baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) for kidney disease:
To sign up for his e-newsletters: http://www.imva.info/mailinglist.shtml
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Philadelphia, Pa
04/25/2013I saw this in the DMSO page and thought it should be posted here too. It seems DMSO can open blockages related to liver and renal failure.[YEA] 08/24/2012: Geralyn_d from Atlanta, Ga: "When I went into acute liver failure 4 years ago I was not told about ascites, they didn't really expect me to live and I turned down a place on the transplant list. I started eating raw vegan as it was the least reactive food I could stomach. One day I was dressing and noticed I looked like a water barrel! I weighed myself and had gained 8 pounds in a couple of days... I was going out of town the next day and used the only thing I know of that quickly removes excess water... DMSO.
I spread 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of 99% DMSO on a baby wipe... Then wiped from breast line to just past the groin where lymph glands are (front and back)and over the next 12 hours I peed like a racehorse! It took 2 days but all the water build up disappeared. It has come back 5 times and I used it each time to success. I also added tissue salts for control of water in the body and liver support (nat mur /nat sulph).
Recently my sister was in the hospital when her chemo almost killed her (heart and liver issues). She gained 24 pounds in 5 days. I advised the DMSO cautiously thinking at least there they could deal with any reaction. Instead of a problem, she ended up flooding the measuring container a few times and lost the 24 pounds in a week. The Drs were very happy that the liver numbers quickly dropped to the normal range. We didn't share our diuretic free solution though. DMSO is a cheap and pretty safe way to get rid up water build up."
Ironically, only moments prior to reading this post, I had been smelling a DMSO odor in my bed but I only use DMSO in the bath (and not so much as to cause body odor). When I closely investigated the situation, I found a large spot on my bed-sheet where the odor was emanating. I had (some time prior) accidentally dropped a Garlic Oil soft-gel in the bed and it burst. Which brings the conversation to this.
In his research for cancer cure, David W. Gregg, Ph. D. Found an erry resemblance of Garlic to DMSO (the odor is remarkably similar). "I find it very interesting to note the similarity between Diallyl Sulfide (Garlic ingredient) and Dimethylsulfide (DMSO)."
So, for those who find the DMSO route a little out-of-the-way or inconvenient, I would recommend triple strength Garlic Oil soft-gels. Gavin of New Zealand expressed the blood-thinning properties of Garlic, which coincides with the same reported for DMSO.
Also, do supplement MSM with the DMSO as they are redox partners (they interchange from one back to the other). As a side-note, I find Alpha Lipoic Acid also potentates the DMSO/MSM.


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St. Francis – Saint Francis de Sales Seminary, the Archdiocese of Milwaukee's Catholic seminary, will host Vocationfest Sunday, March 21, at the Seminary, 3257 South Lake Drive, St. Francis. The open house event runs from 1 to 4 p.m.
Vocationfest aims to "light the way to the Lord" by providing an opportunity for men and women of all ages to consider their vocation and visit the Seminary and the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi Motherhouse. Guests are invited to create their own Vocationfest experience by participating in any and all of the events offered throughout the afternoon:
· Tours of Saint Francis de Sales Seminary, led by one of our 36 current seminarians, in English and Spanish.
· Tours of the Sisters of St. Francis of Assisi Motherhouse. Take a trolley ride from the Seminary next door to the Motherhouse for tours at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.
· A prayer service in Christ King Chapel.
· Presentations on the future of the priesthood and the future of the sisterhood.
· Vocation Theatre – watch videos and listen to speakers on foster vocations.
· Vocation Team training.
· Games and prizes, displays and information, and summer-camp sign-up.
· Snacks and socializing with Seminary faculty, staff and seminarians.
Seminarians will serve as event hosts and tour guides. A children's area will be available for families with small children.
Vocationfest is being coordinated by the staffs of the Vocations Office of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and the Seminary.
Saint Francis de Sales Seminary, founded in 1845, prepares priests to serve the growing number of Catholics in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Last year, six men were ordained to the priesthood – the largest ordination class in 17 years. This spring, five more priests will be ordained.
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AFL Recovery Session: Melbourne should offer Jesse Hogan $15 million contract
Michael Gleeson Cameron Ling was only half exaggerating when he suggested during Sunday's game that Melbourne should approach Jesse Hogan now – at half-time if need be – with a new 10-year $15 million...
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Michael Gleeson Some games start surprisingly early. Some teams start surprisingly late. Sunday's game started early, Melbourne were late.
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Michael Gleeson They only whisper it quietly. Tentatively at first, it is offered almost sheepishly like if it is said too loudly they might jinx the whole thing.
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West Coast Eagle Scott Selwood still undecided on move to Geelong Cats
Michael Gleeson West Coast vice-captain Scott Selwood was far from making a decision on a possible move to Geelong, his manager angrily rejecting claims he had already decided to quit the Eagles.
Collingwood selection mistakes in horror month for Magpies
Michael Gleeson Collingwood made a costly mistake in dropping out-of-form forward Jesse White for what turned out to be a horror loss to Melbourne according to Essendon goalkicker Matthew Lloyd.
Richmond Tigers genuine contenders after win over Hawthorn
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Michael Gleeson Collingwood players Lachie Keeffe and Josh Thomas have been issued with infraction notices for alleged breaches of the AFL's anti-doping code.
AFL commission trading future draft picks
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Some jumped, others were pushed, but rewards beckon for the Dogs who remain
Michael Gleeson, Recovery Session Bob stayed, and surely there should be a reward for the loyal dog, the player who sticks around. There could, unexpectedly, be time yet for Bob to realise football's greatest dream.
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St Kilda Melbourne Saints are better than last year
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Age: 36-43
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This has been my every day go to blush, it's the perfect peachy pink summer blush! Just do a little dab onto your brush though, this is VERY pigmented
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Watched Emily Noel's review on this and I had to have it!
This is everything I wanted a Nars blush to do. This is soft, pigmented, gorgeous and perfect for me!!! I am nw20 for reference. A light hand is needed for fairer folks.
It does have a light shimmer, nothing crazy and very appropriate for daytime work environments.
The only complaint I have is the packaging, as with all wet n wild products. Easy fix is to de-pot.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm
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DUPE ALERT: Emily Noel's recent yt dupe video has me hunting for this blush. She swatches this one side by side with Tarte Amazonian Clay 12 hr blush in Peaceful! One that I have been eyeing foreverr. I already own a few other Wet 'n' Wild blushes, so I already know there pigmentation, lasting power, blend-ability, price and amount you get are outstanding so without a doubt--I must own this!
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Highly pigmented, lovely color, cheap, and doesn't irritate my sensitive skin. The pigment is more intense than some of my higher-end blushes. As noted in previous reviews, the pigmentation for this product is strong, so be mindful of that upon application. Additionally, use your own brush blush because the one included is a typical racing stripe DS brush.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
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Eyes: Hazel
Amazing blush! My sister bought this for me as a gift and I've used nothing else since. It's a lovely warm toned peachy pink with golden shimmer that doesn't transfer too much on the skin but still looks wonderful on. I get a lot of compliments when I wear this. I am NC15 for reference, but I'm positive this would look great on most warm skintones.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This looks so pretty in the pan! I would say it looks like a dupe of Nars Orgasm, with its golden glimmer. Beware - this is super pigmented, a lot of powder comes off the pan when the brush hits it, and so its super easy to over apply. For me, this was a bit of a dealbreaker. It made me look a little feverish each time I used it, though admittedly the color of the blush itself is super pretty, if you manage not to over apply. Since I have Milani luminous, which is another Orgasm dupe, I didn't feel the need to keep this one, due to the overapplication problem.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
OKay so this is the only blush I own currently, because it's the only blush I need. This pink blush with gold undertones looks sooo natural on my medium skin. I just don't like the brush, so i use my own.
-only $3!
-natural looking on medium skin
-the brush is kinda useless
-no mirror :(
Will be repurchasing!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have purchased this blush at least twice, maybe three times. And blush takes a while to go thorugh. I love this color. It provides a natural looking healthy pink flush with really suble shimmer. Brightens up my face. Great price. I love love love and do not see a reason to try any other blush.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Love it!! I don't like alot of blushes... I have had this one for literally 2 or more years and I still have more than half left!! Awesome!!!
With a light had you get a little color, want to deepen it. Just add a little more and pretty glow. Never knew I had a dupe, nice surprise. FYI I'm a Mac NC42...
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This blush is just perfect for that everyday rosy glow! It really reminds me of Milani Luminous and it is extremely similar. Will definitely repurchase this as this color is truly a staple item!
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