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Class of 2015 RB Reggie Gallaspy (5-11 218) of Greensboro, NC is confident that Clemson could be one of his next offers. He already has offers from North Carolina, Duke, NC State, Wake Forest, East Carolina and Virginia with interest from Clemson, Southern Cal, Michigan, Michigan State, Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Texas and Iowa State among others. "I think Clemson, Ohio State and Tennessee might be the next schools to offer," said Gallaspy who attended a one-day camp at Clemson. "I got to know some of (Clemson's) coaches down there while working through the drills with them. It's a school that I'm interested in." He also attended camps at Michigan, Alabama and Florida among others. Gallaspy does not have any favorites and plans to attend several games this fall. "I don't know where I'm going but I'd like to see a couple of SEC games and a couple of Big 10 games," he said. As a sophomore he rushed for 1,700 yards and 10 scores.Tweet
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A long, long time ago people saw a movie called All the Boys Love Mandy Lane and talked about it a lot. They talked about it so much that people who had not seen it�..wanted to see it. There was only one problem. All the Boys Love Mandy Lane wasn't released! All the other people couldn't see it. They got sad and then mad and then forgot about it. Then on a magical day in 2013, All the Boys Love Mandy Lane was released and people bought it and watched it. Then on an even more magical day, it was released on Netflix Instant Watch. And then we all joined hands and sung and danced and watched the movie. Here's what happened next.
It was OK.
Fact is, All the Boys Love Mandy Lane is a pretty good movie. But I don't think it's anything to write home about. Such is the wrath of the hype monster. Maybe it's because it took so long to be properly released? Maybe the modern-take on the classic Slasher formula thing got overplayed in the time between when the film first came out and when the majority of the public actually saw it. That's sad. That means that all the other sucky movies that could get released took all the glory. Ah the injustice.
The film is set-up as classic Slasher movies usually are. Teens in a secluded ranch house get picked off one by one. The modern twist is that the killer is revealed/obvious fairly early on. And our 'final girl' has something so mysterious about her that we still can't figure it out by the time the credits roll. The twist in the ending is a little predictable although the film does try to do something a bit different with it, which is nice. The ultimate question though is---WHY do all the boys love Mandy Lane so much?
Admittedly there is something tantalizing about Mandy Lane. I think it's because she's so aloof all the time. She don't give a crap about how all the boys like her that's for sure. Plus, she has some weird dark past, and she lives with her Aunt and is really good at running. Her main attraction though really is her unattainableness. At the film's beginning a meathead jumps off the roof of a house into a pool right before shouting his love for Mandy Lane. Then whoops he dies.
So there we have the key factor. All the boys love Mandy Lane so much that they die trying to get her. Makes sense. I guess.
What doesn't really make sense is the motive behind the killings.
I'm still scratching my head. I'm also still scratching my head about the timeline of events. There's something to be said for things intentionally being left vague, but so much of this just feels way too vague and possibly unintentional. I just couldn't help but feel that the movie was missing a solid 20 minutes or so of�.I don't know explanation? Flashbacks? I still just don't understand key elements which is bothersome. Why this group of people? Why Mandy Lane? What happened to her parents? Why is it good she make new friends? What happened to her old friends? Has this happened before? Is she secretly a lesbian? Is the movie a commentary on the social stigma of being gay in high school?
Why won't anyone tell me anything?!! DID the movie tell me this but I somehow missed it because I busy trying to make sure my cat didn't shit on the rug again?
Anyways. If you put aside all that confusion and annoyance, the movie is still just OK. The first kill is fun but the rest are mostly just shotgun parties. And what fun is that? I think unfortunately the reveal of the killer so early on kind of ruined the real fun and satisfaction that the movie could have attained if it stuck with the classic slasher motif. But it's desire to split into this new modern trickery-spin thing�kind of derailed all that satisfaction.
Oh Mandy. I just don't know about you. I'm not even sure if I liked you or not. But I want to. Someone help me. Someone who saw this long ago and sung its praises tell me why, help me understand. I want to join the circle of laughter and fun. But I'm stuck outside moping.


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1. Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, a former professional boxer who served almost 20 years in a New Jersey prison after he was wrongfully convicted for a 1966 triple murder, has died, The Globe and Mail reported.
John Artis, Carter's longtime friend who was also wrongfully convicted with Carter, confirmed the death in an email to The Globe.
Carter, born in Clifton, N.J., took up professional boxing as a middleweight in 1961. His quick punches and fighting style earned him the nickname "Hurricane."
Prior to his boxing career, Carter had served over four years in prison for assaults and robberies, and spent two years in the army.
Carter and Artis were arrested and charged with triple homicide by an all-white jury during a 1967 trial. The conviction was largely based on the testimony of two local criminals, Alfred Bello and Arthur Dexter Bradley, The Globe reports.
Carter and Artis did not match the descriptions given by witnesses, and they had already been interrogated, given lie detector tests, and released after a grand jury failed to indict them.
Hurricane's plight later became the subject of a popular eight-minute Bob Dylan song, "Hurricane," as well as a film starring Denzel Washington, The Hurricane.
After his release from prison in 1985, Carter became the executive director of the Canadian organization the Association of Defense of the Wrongly Convicted.
In 2011 Carter wrote a memoir called Eye of the Hurricane: My Path from Darkness to Freedom, which featured a foreword by Nelson Mandela.
Later that year he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Artis then moved from Virginia to Toronto to care for Carter, who had no family at his side.
Carter continued his advocacy work even in poor health: he sent a letter to the New York Daily News in February demanding the release of Brooklyn man David McCallum, whom Carter believed was wrongly convicted of murder and jailed in 1985 without evidence.
"I am now quite literally on my deathbed and am making my final wish, which those in authority have the power to grant," the letter said.
My single regret in life is that David McCallum of Brooklyn — a man incarcerated in 1985, the same year I was released, and represented by Innocence International since 2004 — is still in prison. I request only that McCallum be granted a full hearing by the Brooklyn conviction integrity unit, now under the auspices of the new district attorney, Ken Thompson…. To live in a world where truth matters and justice, however late, really happens, that world would be heaven enough for us all.
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Possibly Italy's most quintessentially Italian region, Tuscany seems to have it all; from exquisite art, cities and towns packed full of Renaissance and medieval architecture, beautiful rolling countryside and wonderful cuisine. It's no wonder why holidaymakers love it. If you're looking for self catering accommodation in Tuscany, see our wide selection of villas in Tuscany.
Tuscany's largest city is Florence which has the finest collection of Renaissance art and architecture found anywhere in the world. Thousands of visitors come here to see the multitude of cultural and historical attractions such as The Uffizi gallery, The Accademia with statue of Michelangelo''s David, the Palazzo Pitti, the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo and of course the Duomo and tapestry. Apart from the renowned buildings, great galleries and museums, there are fine restaurants, exclusive shops and some excellent outdoor markets.
Somewhat smaller than Florence, is Siena with its outstanding mediaeval architecture and pedestrianized streets. Its focal point is the Il Campo, a scallop-shaped piazza with a towering Duomo – a most impressive sight in a most impressive city. Also take some time to explore the pretty hill towns south of Siena; Montepulciano and Montalcino – well worth it.
This region of Italy has so many traditional, beautifully preserved, medieval towns and villages, just a few of which include elegant Lucca, San Gimignano with its famous towers, the hill-top town of Cortona and Volterra located on a plateau surrounded by volcanic hills.
The city of Pisa, with its world famous leaning tower, has more to offer than its most famous building, with many other fine examples of historic architecture, including a number of impressive churches throughout the ancient port city.
In the upper Arno Valley north of Arezzo in the Casentino region, you'll find beautifully tranquil national park; this is the place for peaceful walks (there are 800 kilometres of paths) and exploring ancient castles amongst the hills and forests.
Another area noted for its natural beauty is the coastal plain that rises just south of Grosseto, offering a wonderful landscape that combines coastal marsh, forest covered hills, cliffs and great beaches – just perfect!
In fact Tuscany as a whole is known for its natural beauty, with great cycling trails, walks and nature reserves to explore, the area is also a prolific wine producing region so you will find plenty of tasting and vineyard tours available.
We have a great selection of holiday villas in Tuscany for you to choose from situated throughout the region – so whether you want the ultimate cultural experience or a restful retreat in the Tuscan countryside, take the opportunity to explore this beautiful region in Italy.
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These semi-detached holiday properties (ITN174 and ITN175) were formerly the hayloft, and have been restored maintaining the typical Tuscan style. The farm, dating back to 1700, is located along a stretch of Via Francigena, which passes through the village of Montaione, and is set on a hill surrounded by vineyards, olive trees and woods; it is the ideal place to spend a relaxing holiday. The complex has a shared swimming pool and children's pool. The medieval town of Cetaldo is 8km away and the famous walled town of San Gimignano, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is 12km. The historic city of Siena is 50km away, with its cathedral, palazzo, botanical gardens and restaurants. The beautiful city of Florence is also 50km from the property, and is known for its culture and Renaissance art, as well as having many restaurants, cafés and bars.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 2 single. Shower rooms with toilet.
CH. Cot. Satellite TV. Gas/electric cooker. M/wave. Shared w/machine. D/washer. Wi-fi. Garden with terrace and furniture. Parking (1 car). Shared outdoor swimming pool (72m², open May-Sep) with shower. NB: Steps and sloping banks in grounds.
A stones throw from San Gimignano
This delightful, detached holiday home is situated just outside San Gimignano and was once the stables of the adjacent villa and features original terracotta horses' heads on the front of the building. A family owned estate, the owners are the only residents in this small hamlet, giving maximum privacy for guests. Set in its own secluded garden and shaded by mature trees, there are views of the medieval towers of San Gimignano from part of the grounds. A vine covered furnished terrace allows for relaxing or dining al fresco. Within 150m is a bar/restaurant and a public swimming pool, whilst a tennis court is just 500m. San Gimignano is full of activity during the day, but at night slips back into its quieter medieval charm. Explore the whole of Tuscany and its many hidden villages, charming wine routes and restaurants.
Ground floor: Dining room/kitchen with French doors. 1 double bedroom. First floor: Living room with French doors. 2 single bedrooms. Shower room with bidet and toilet.
Open fire in living room. Gas CH. Cot. H/chiar. Gas/elec cooker. Lawned garden with terrace and furniture. BBQ. Parking (1 car). Pet free of charge.
This comfortable, Tuscan-style country house has a large fireplace in the main living area. It is conveniently situated on a slight hillside location on the outskirts of this charming Renaissance town. The interior is furnished with elegant decor with antiques, and there is even a grand piano! At the side of the outdoor swimming pool there are covered terraces overlooking the Chiana Valley, and another terrace with a barbecue. A cook service is available on request. The lovely town of Monte San Savino is within walking distance, where you will find several bars, good restaurants and ice cream cafés. Cortona is 30km, Siena is 50km and Florence is 80km, all worth visiting.
Living/dining room. Kitchen/dining room. Galleried seating area. 4 bedrooms: 3 double, 1 twin (one bed for child). 2 bathrooms with shower attachment and toilet. Shower room and toilet.
Open fire in living room. Central heating. Three Satellite TVs. DVD. Piano. Gas/elec cooker. W/machine. D/washer. Wi-fi. Lawned garden with terrace and furniture. BBQ. Parking (3 cars). Outdoor swimming pool (56m²) with shower, open mid May-mid Sep. NB: Turning stairs to first floor. Steps and drops in garden.
Enjoy a lovely, family holiday in the seaside resort of Viareggio, where you will find a beautiful, gently sloping beach alongside the town with boutiques, galleries, excellent restaurants and clubs. There are two pine forests on either side of the town, ideal for many sports activities and games and the beach can be reached on foot (700m) through one of the forests. Casa Lucia has an outdoor area with a barbecue, table and chairs which is ideal for outdoor dining. The property has one double bedroom and there is one twin bedroom and one single bedroom located on the mezzanine floor.
Living room. Dining/kitchen. 3 bedrooms: 1 double. 1 twin and 1 single bedroom on mezzanine floor. Bathroom with bidet and toilet. Shower room with bidet and toilet.
Open fire in living room. CH. H/chair. Satellite TV. DVD. CD. Gas/electric cooker. W/machine. D/washer. Wi-fi. Garden with sitting-out area and furniture. BBQ. On road parking.
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This beautiful semi-detached stone holiday home, (the owner lives on site), lies in a very quiet and panoramic location with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and valley. The property has been restored and keeps many of original features. Relax on the balcony, or enjoy the garden and barbecue. The beautiful beaches of Versilia are only 35km away, while Lucca is 10km, and the airport at Pisa, 35km. The towns of Pistoia, 55km, and Florence, 70km are well worth a visit for those who want to combine walking, culture and shopping.
Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. Shower room with toilet. First floor: Second living room. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single. Shower room with toilet. Second floor: 1 galleried twin bedroom with beamed, sloping ceiling.
CH. Cot. H/chair. Satellite TV. Gas/electric cooker. W/machine. Garden and furniture. Terrace. BBQ. On road parking. NB: Steps to entrance. Uneven surface in garden.
This lovely farmhouse is situated in the heart of the Chianti region. It comprises 5 apartments (ITC461, ITC463, ITC464, ITC465 and ITC402) in an impressive stone building which is superbly located on a hill with exceptional views. Even the swimming pool, which is surrounded by pretty paving stones and grassy areas, has superb views. The house is surrounded by oak and cypress forests, vineyards and olive trees. Each apartment has its own private outdoor space with garden furniture. The Poggibonsi region dates back to the stone ages and has very old monuments, especially ancient tombs, which date from the Etruscan-Roman period. Poggibonsi is located on the pilgrimage road of Via Francigena and for this reason it was already prosperous in medieval times. Don't forget to visit the Pretorio Palace, which dates from the 13th century, and the Roman Gothic church of San Lorenzo, built by the Augustin order in 1495. The artistic towns of Tuscany such as Florence, Sienna, Pisa and Lucca, and small medieval towns such as San Gimignano and Volterra are easily reached by car. The small town of Poggibonsi is just 6km from the property and you can find all kinds of shops and good restaurants there. There is also a train station with services to Sienna and Florence, and a bus to San Gimignano, Sienna and Florence.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. 3 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin, 1 single. Two shower rooms with bidet and toilet.
Open fire in living room. CH. Cot on request. Satellite TV. Gas cooker. W/machine. D/washer. Shared lawned garden. BBQ. Parking (1 car). Shared swimming pool (72m²), open May-Sept. NB: Access to property is via an 1.8km unmade road, steep in some parts. Steps in garden.
This well-equipped, semi-detached house with garden on three sides, boasts a private garden located directly in front of the house and a private swimming pool to the rear. There is also the common garden, which the owners use to reach their apartment on the ground floor. The house is located in a residential area. The house offers a large covered terrace perfect for dining al fresco and a large combined kitchen with a living room on the ground floor. The first floor comprises two large bedrooms, a single bedroom and a shower room.
Ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen with dining area. First floor: 3 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin, 1 single. Shower room with bidet and toilet. Tiled floor throughout.
Open fire in living room. Central heating. DVD. Gas/electric cooker. W/machine. T/dryer. D/washer. Garden with terrace and furniture. Shared grounds. Parking (2 cars). Outdoor swimming pool, open Jun-Sep.
This lovely air-conditioned holiday home is set in a quiet residential area just above the medieval village of Sansepolcro. It benefits from a living room with an open fire, a balcony, and a dining area on the ground floor, ideal for making the most of the well-kept garden with barbecue and pizza oven. This is an ideal location from which to enjoy the lovely village with its many shops, cafes, bars, and the remarkable cathedral and art gallery. As well as for visiting Arezzo, 40km, Città di Castello, 15km, and Anghiari 10km away, the train to Perugia is easily accessed.
Ground floor: Living/dining room. Shower room with toilet. First floor: Dining room with French doors. Kitchen with French doors. 3 bedrooms: 2 double, 1 single. Bathroom with bath, shower and toilet. Shower room with toilet.
Open fire in living room. CH. Cot. DVD. CD. Gas/electric cooker. M/wave. W/machine. D/washer. Lawned garden with terrace, sitting-out area and furniture. Balcony. BBQ. Parking (2 cars). NB: Steps from balcony to garden.
This charming ground floor semi-detached holiday home, with discreet owner on site, is 5km from Camaiore with a range of shops. Situated in an elevated panoramic position within beautiful grounds of approximately 8 hectares overlooking the coast of Versilia, Viareggio, Forte dei Marmi and in the distance the Island of Capraia. The villa has a private outdoor seating area. Pedona with its restaurant, bar and grocery store is 500m, while the Lido di Camaiore with free beaches and bathing is 15km away. Explore Viareggio, 20km, Lucca, 25km and Pisa 30km away.
Step to entrance. All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 3 bedrooms: 2 double, 1 twin. Bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, bidet and toilet. Shower room with toilet. Tiled floors throughout.
CH. Cot. Satellite TV. Gas/electric cooker. W/machine. D/washer. Garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (2 cars).
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This holiday resort consists of several antique hamlets, divided into apartments. Each hamlet consists of approximately 15 apartments and features a shared pool and a large equipped lawn with garden furniture. The apartments are well looked after and furnished in rustic style, and there is also a restaurant on the site. The medieval town of Grosseto, which is known as the agricultural centre of the Maremma and is famous for the production of sun-ripened tomatoes, artichokes, mushrooms, olives and wild boar meat, is nearby. Also close by are the archaeological findings of Populonia, Vetulonia and Roselle dating back to the Etruscan time.
Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 twin bedroom. Shower room with bidet and toilet. First floor: 2 twin bedrooms. Bathroom with toilet. Sloping ceilings in some rooms.
CH and air conditioning at cost. Elec, bed linen and towels inc. Satellite TV. Elec hob. M/wave. Shared w/machine. D/washer. Tel. Shared garden and furniture. Carport (1 car). Shared swimming pool (92m²), open mid-May – mid-Oct. Shared children's playground. Pet free of charge.
These first floor apartments (refs ITC273 and ITC274) form part of an ancient property including 2 farmhouses, restored and divided into apartments in the heart of the Chianti Classico region, only 1km from Radda in Chianti. The properties are immersed in the typical Chianti landscape, with its hills and vineyards. From the shared outdoor swimming pool, you can enjoy a panoramic view over the surrounding hills. The first of the two farmhouses overlooks a secondary road leading to the Castle of Volpaia. The outdoor areas are very large and each apartment has shared use of the swimming pool with solarium and shower, gazebo and fridge bar. There is also a barbecue area and a children's playground. Near the reception there is a common room where the owner has an oven and a washing machine. Parking is available 20 metres away, beyond the secondary road.
Steps to entrance. All on first floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 3 bedrooms: 2 double, 1 twin. 3 shower rooms with toilet. Tiled floors throughout.
CH. Cot. H/chair. Satellite TV. Gas cooker. M/wave. Shared w/machine. Fridge. Wi-fi. Shared grounds and garden furniture. Shared BBQ. On road parking. Shared outdoor swimming pool (50m², open Jun-Sep) with outdoor shower. NB: Steps and uneven surfaces in grounds.
This beautiful, semi-detached holiday villa is ideal for up to 6 guests, either family or friends, and is peacefully situated with beautiful and extensive views over the Chiana valley and the surrounding hills. The owner occupies the first floor of the villa, and is on hand should you need advice or assistance during your stay. The oudoor swimming pool is shared with the owner. The terrace is equipped with patio furniture, sun loungers and an outdoor shower with hot and cold water. Near the swimming pool there is a stone-built hut with a woodburning oven, a barbecue and a washing machine. The area is ideal for beautiful walks and horse riding is available nearby.
All on ground floor: Living room. Kitchen/dining room. 3 twin bedrooms. Bathroom with toilet. Shower room with toilet. Tiled floors throughout.
Open fire in living room. Central heating. Cot. Gas/elec cooker. W/machine. D/washer. Lawnd garden. Terrace with furniture. BBQ. Parking. Shared outdoor swimming pool (50m², available from mid May-Sep). NB: Step in shower room. Steps and drops in grounds.
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Mike Gavin of Newsday: Andrew Wiggins stepped onto the basketball court yesterday wearing his No. 21 wine-and-gold-colored Cleveland Cavaliers jersey. Odd, considering the jersey had just been discontinued by the NBA Store. Asked for his thoughts on his jersey no longer being available for purchase on the league's website, Wiggins seemed surprised. "I didn't try to buy my own jersey," he joked Sunday during an NBA rookie photo shoot for Panini trading cards at the Knicks' training facility. But the fact that the jersey of the top pick in this year's NBA draft was taken off shelves and online browsers was the latest sign that a trade involving Wiggins likely is imminent.
Blake Schuster of the Chicago Tribune: Chicago Bulls Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf said Sunday he is ready to "move on" after issuing a strong rebuke last week to a Chicago Sun-Times story that reported "tension" between point guard Derrick Rose and the team. Speaking Sunday to co-hosts Bruce Levine and Barry Rozner on WSCR-AM (670), Reinsdorf reiterated his disdain for the story. "The article infuriated me," Reinsdorf said. "I put out a statement and said what I felt I had to say." ... After the report, Rose spoke to ESPN about the situation and was quick to shoot down any notion of ill feelings between the two sides. "Derrick backed up what I said in his interview," Reinsdorf said Sunday. "Now we just move on."
Candace Buckner of The Indianapolis Star: If not Paul George, then who will step up? Especially in a small forward slot that seemed barren behind George. Rising second-year player Solomon Hill only appeared in 28 games, the fewest among all of the players who startedthe 2013-14 season on the Pacers' roster. Newly-signed forward Damjan Rudez has spent his career overseas, never playing a game in the NBA. After considering the in-house replacements, the members of the Pacers' brain trust must answer the inevitable 'What's next?' question. Should they ride along with the youthful Hill and endure any misery that comes this year? Would they dare to cross the luxury tax threshold by signing a worthy player with the injury exception? Or even try to find the right puzzle pieces and re-arrange a roster by going after the best available? There's always a combo forward like free agent Dante Cunningham who cannot score with the threes of this league (just 6.3 points per game last season) but can certainly defend the position. Also, veteran Ray Allen remains available, however this farfetched idea would mean that C.J. Miles becomes the small forward starter while the 39-year-old guard fills in minutes as a shooting guard. Bringing back 35-year-old Rasual Butler is also a possibility.
Eddie Sefko of The Dallas Morning News: When Paul George suffered his horrific injury Friday in a Team USA scrimmage, it sent shock waves through the NBA. What it also did was remind everybody what kind of player usually plays in America's international competitions. In virtually every case, the players are under contract beyond the upcoming season. Only Atlanta's Paul Millsap, a late addition to the team, has a contract that expires after the 2014-15 season. The other 18 players have at least two seasons left on their deals, and 15 of the 18 have contracts that run at least three more seasons. George is set to start a five-year, $90-million contract this season. Players who are in less comfortable financial situations may be less inclined to participate in international tournaments such as the Olympics or the FIBA World Cup, which begins later this month in Spain. In other words, they may be more willing to risk money that already is committed by owners than they are to risk future earnings that are not yet guaranteed.
Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe: It appears that former Bucks coach Larry Drew, fired in controversial fashion last month when Jason Kidd decided to pursue the job, is making progress in joining David Blatt's staff with the Cavaliers. Drew has ties with Blatt, who contacted him soon after he was fired by Milwaukee. Drew would join the staff that features associate head coach Tyronn Lue, who was an assistant with the Celtics under Doc Rivers. Former Celtic James Posey was on the Cavaliers' summer league staff after coaching in the NBADL last season.
Andrew Gilstrap of ArizonaSports.com: (Phoenix Suns owner Robert) Sarver was asked Friday if he thought Phoenix's initial offer was fair. "We think it's a fair offer. I think you could argue, you know, I mean some would say it's maybe a little high; some would say it's low," the owner said. "What's fair is important to us, and also important to him -- him and his agent. It's not necessarily us to determine what he thinks is fair; it's him to determine that." ... The 10-year Suns owner was also asked if he thinks people from Bledsoe's camp are fueling some of the drama surrounding the contract negotiations. Sarver said it's a possibility, but that he's not bothered by it either way. "I think probably so, but I don't know that that really, at the end of the day, will have any impact on the relationship with Eric and the organization or even with his agent and his organization," he said. "I just think that's just how a lot of this stuff is done. I mean there's so (many) smokescreens ... That part of it doesn't bother me." Sarver also refused to agree with the notion that Bledsoe's agent is inexperienced and over his head. In closing, the owner also tried to put the whole negotiations process into perspective.
Anthony Slater of The Oklahoman: Steven Adams disappointed basketball fans across his home nation in late May when, in a joint decision with the Thunder, he revealed that he wouldn't compete with the New Zealand national team during the upcoming FIBA World Cup. But throughout the rest of this summer, he's done his best to make up for it. Adams has spent a large portion of his offseason back home, taking part in camps and trying to stir up basketball interest in New Zealand. After becoming the first New Zealander to ever get selected in the first round of the NBA Draft, Adams had an impressive rookie season, culminating with a few breakout performances in the playoffs. And through it all, his celebrity continued to grow back home. So it's no surprise that his appearances at some youth camps earlier this summer led to a spike in participation numbers and drew some local media interest.
Bob Ford of The Philadelphia Inquirer: In the long run, Hinkie and the Sixers are a lot more concerned about being good than about being liked, which is fortunate because the league seems intent on putting impediments in their path. The game of basketball might have some unexpected roadblocks of its own - if Dario Saric turns out to be more Darko Milicic than Toni Kukoc, or if Joel Embiid and Nerlens Noel can't stay healthy, or if Michael Carter-Williams never learns to shoot the ball. Nothing about the team's plan is assured, except that the Sixers wouldn't have a future without the plan. They have been a little obvious about it - drafting two guys in the lottery who won't play this season is a nice example - and so there are consequences they have to endure as a result. Enduring is what the current phase is all about. But someday, if everything works, it might even be worth discussing which player on the team is the best instead of killing time by wondering which is the worst.
Mark W. Sanchez of the New York Post: Marcin Gortat has established a niche around the league and in the nation's capital for living his extraordinarily strange life in the public eye of Twitter and Instagram. The 6-foot-11 big man uploads images, often without explanation or context, and it's hard not to appreciate their sheer ludicrous and random nature. Marcin Gortat with a pig? Marcin Gortat with a pig. The seven-year pro most recently made headlines on Saturday, when he didn't think twice about asking a Twitter follower's advice — ergo, the world's — about whether a subscription to a porn site was a worthy purchase. That kind of unbridled curiosity from a man who just signed a $60 million extension has its own charm, regardless of the topic. The center kicked off his not-so-private offseason arriving in style to a basketball camp he runs in Poland. Military style to be exact: atop a Humvee, manning an enormous turret. Again, there is no indication why he felt the need to terrify the campers, but the lack of detail is part of the appeal.
Ben Standig of CSN Washington: Forget All-Star appearances or dunk contest titles or statistical prowess. For true NBA street cred, a player needs his own signature sneaker. If indeed that's all true, John Wall is now a made man. Looking back I realize we've written quite a bit about Wall's shoe game over the 12 months. There was the "quick ain't fair" commercial with Damian Lillard and Jrue Holiday, the cherry blossom themed sneakers and the All-Star version of the CrazyQuick line. Now, Adidas will introduce the John Wall signature sneaker line for the upcoming season. Per Solecollector.com, "Wall's shoe features a mesh build, scaled down frame and vertical stripe branding. The lacing system looks similar to what we've seen used in the Way of Wade series and Boost may or may not be handling the cushioning."


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Cancer Drug for Acne? Why You Must Say No to AccutaneSkin Health
By Carla Hernandez, NTP of Wise Roots Nutrition
Did you know acne is the most common skin disorder in the United States, affecting 40 to 50 million Americans?
Nearly 85 percent of all people will have acne at some point in their lives. It can generally begin in the teen years, with more than 40 percent of adolescents being affected due to puberty and hormonal changes, and although it is generally seen as a teenage phase, this couldn't be further from the truth.
More than 90% of clients I work with struggling with acne are over 30 years old. For some it does go away, and for others it stays, and for many, the first time they experience acne may not be until later in life, from late 20's to even 50 years of age.
Acne affects individuals not just physically, but emotionally as well. The notion that acne is just a "cosmetic problem" is very off base. Acne is a reflection of something greater happening in the body that is not being corrected. Therefore, the skin continues to lash out in an effort to communicate that there is an imbalance, deficiency, or the mechanics within are just not working as they should be. But this takes time to figure out, and unfortunately, our conventional way of addressing acne tries to do this immediately with topical treatment and/or pills.
Though no matter what age acne occurs, the one thing everyone will feel as a result is pain and embarrassment. Acne affects an individuals confidence, mental outlook, and can greatly impact one's social life. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, one in five U.S. adults also suffers from acne, and for them the psychological toll is often no less severe.
So the question then becomes: How far would you go to get rid of your acne?
Would you compromise your health for clear skin? Would you gain more weight, lose your concentration, vision or appetite? How about put your unborn baby at risk for severe health consequences? Sounds crazy right? If you have ever experienced acne, you know the desperation one feels, literally being at your wits end to find an answer.
Once the topical products and treatments stop working (or may never have), it's quite normal to start looking for other options. Go to your doctor or dermatologist, like most people, and you may find they prescribe a little drug called Accutane.
Accutane: The Most Dangerous Drug Ever Created?
Actually, this is no little drug at all, and definitely not something to just accept and take lightly.
The generic name is sold as, isotretinoin, and formerly marketed as Accutane (Roaccutane outside the United States). Other generic forms of Accutane are Claravis, Sotret and Amnesteem. Accutane is part of a class of medications that were originally marketed as chemotherapy drugs. The generic versions of Accutane are just as dangerous as the original.
The medication is a synthetic derivative of vitamin A and works by controlling the oil in the sebaceous glands for those who have not responded to antibiotic treatment.
In 1975 American researchers for Hoffmann-La Roche began studying the chemical, isotretinoin, and found it to be an extremely powerful antidote to acne, unmatched by any other treatment. They found that 85% of patients who took Accutane achieve full remission after a typical course of treatment (about five months). FDA Consumer Magazine pronounced it as "the biggest breakthrough in acne drug treatment over the last 20 years." It was, and still is seen as a "miracle drug", but at what cost?
Accutane Side Effects
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration stated:
"All patients treated with isotretinoin should be observed closely for symptoms of depression or suicidal thoughts, such as sad mood, irritability, acting on dangerous impulses, anger, loss of pleasure or interest in social or sports activities, sleeping too much or too little, changes in weight or appetite, school or work performance going down, or trouble concentrating, or for mood disturbance, psychosis, or aggression.
Other side effects include:
- Diminished night vision
- Increased bone injuries and concussion risk due to weakened bones
- Severe joint and muscle pain
- Liver damage
- Autoimmune disease
- Red, cracked or sore lips
- Brittle nails
- Unusual hair growth or hair loss
- Fatigue
- Headaches
- Increased reaction to UV exposure
- Nosebleeds
- Peeling skin
- Bleeding or swollen gums
- Slow healing of cuts or bruises
- Dry eyes
- Muscle aches
- Increase susceptibility to colds
- Depression
- Aggressive Behavior
- Suicide
- Guaranteed birth defects
Drugmaker, Roche, who created the original version of Accutane has had 13 lawsuits from users who developed inflammatory bowel disease as a result of taking Accutane. In addition, it has been showed in brain scans that there was a 21% decrease in brain activity, leading to depression, suicide and aggressive behavior.
Accutane, which is currently no longer on the market, was only meant to be used as a last resort to treat acne, but prescriptions of its competitors and generic versions are just as health damaging and are being offered for even acute cases of a few spots.
Remember, generic forms of Accutane are still on the market and heavily overprescribed. They are listed as Isotretinoin (originally Accutane), Claravis, Sotret and Amnesteem and are just as deadly.
According to Jennifer Hansen, a 21 year-old taking Accutane who keeps an online Accutane journal, "This medicine has given me my life back. . . . I am now confident, happy and very excited about life. I no longer feel inferior and can actually look people in the eyes."
This statement sounds like a contradiction knowing the dangerous potential that Accutane has to destroy lives. If Jennifer had tried other natural methods that addressed her real cause of acne, she may have truly gotten her life back, both in clear skin and health, but unfortunately for those who have used Accutane, the consequences may not come until later in life.
Accutane: FDA Pregnancy Category X
The deadliest side affect of them all was announced when the FDA slapped the strongest warning available, as an FDA Pregnancy Category X rating, GUARANTEEING that whether you are pregnant or will become pregnant, taking Accutane can cause birth defects, miscarriage, and death in babies.
According to Julia Green, who wrote the article, "A History of Accutane Regulation in the United States" through Harvard Law School, "One quarter of babies born who have been exposed to Accutane during gestation have major congenital deformities. Those babies born without major malformations frequently develop severe learning disabilities."
Is this not reason enough to avoid this drug?!
According to the FDA's iPledge system:
"There is an extremely high risk that severe birth defects will result if pregnancy occurs while taking isotretinoin in any amount, even for short periods of time. Birth defects which have been documented following isotretinoin exposure include abnormalities of the face, eyes, ears, skull, central nervous system, cardiovascular system, and thymus and parathyroid glands. Cases of IQ scores less than 85 with or without other abnormalities have been reported. There is an increased risk of spontaneous abortion, and premature births have been reported."
Dr. Edward Lammer, a medical geneticist and consultant to FDA, states,"There is no other medication that poses an absolute risk anything remotely close to this, even medications used to treat cancer during pregnancy".
Profits over Health
In addition to it's life threatening side effects, Accutane has been one of the most profitable drugs on the market. It has brought in over $700 million a year for the Swiss company's creator with 12 million people worldwide having taken it. In 2000, Accutane sales totaled $759.4 million, which accounted for 8% of total prescription drug sales.
It's no wonder why Accutane is as easily prescribed as it is, even in the most acute cases. Think about who profits with this, or any drug when given your options to treat symptoms; it's very rarely the consumer.
Get to the Root Cause of Your Acne and Say No to Accutane!
The answer isn't as black and white as we'd like to think, but if we take a step back and look at acne for what it is, which like almost every health condition, is inflammation at the root. Since there are many causes for inflammation, getting to an individuals cause of acne is a bit of an investigation, although starting with the foundations is always the best choice. This includes a whole foods anti-inflammatory diet, healthy digestion, which includes looking at possible yeast/ infections/ bacteria and parasites possibilities. A strong immunity, balanced hormones, blood sugar control, stress management (both physically and emotionally), undergoing a comprehensive and supportive detoxification program, and at the simplest level, following a non toxic, non comedogenic skin regime to compliment your internal work.
If you would like more information on how to get clear skin working with one of our trained nutritionists to customize your program to meet your body's needs, book a complimentary phone consultation to find out more. Whether you're local or out of the country, we work with people all over the world. Visit the Wise Roots website to find out more, and subscribe to the Wise Roots Newsletter to get your free copy of our healthy skin smoothies!
Stay in touch through Facebook, Twitter and on the Wise Roots Pinterest page to get skin, health and nutrition tips to clear your skin from the inside out, not with deadly drugs!
About the Author
Carla Hernandez is a Certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (NTP) who uses nutrition, diet and lifestyle interventions to support physiological mechanisms within the body. She is the founder of Wise Roots Nutrition, which is an integrative approach that focuses on customized plans to support the root cause of a person's health and skin challenges.
Carla educates and empowers you to make responsible and healthful food choices that restore balance and proper function to your body, as well as offers lab testing to provide accurate recommendations and effective solutions. She believes in finding the root cause of a condition, rather than just treating the symptoms. Carla works with people locally in San Francisco, as well as long distance via phone and Skype. She specializes in Digestive Issues, Weight Loss and Skin Conditions.
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Accutane was a miracle for me. It came on the market shortly after I graduated from college–after 12 years of devastating acne that plagued my junior high, high school, and college years–and 12 years of useless oral, topical, and radiation treatments. A five month course of Accutane cured me, with some dry skin and dry lips being the only side effects. People try to blame Accutane for causing depression but I know that it prevents far more depression than it could ever possibly cause.
I'm glad it worked for you. Hopefully you will continue to feel great and avoid any of the long term effects that many have commented about here.
I took an isotretinoin pills called Xeractan, after words I'm facing the worst joint pains, and when I take antibiotic pills to fight the infections the pain goes away but sooner than later joints pain keeps coming back !!!! please any one knows how to fix what I have done? I swear I didn't know about these isotretinoin pills!
I took accutane for 5 months and it cleared up my horrible acne that I had suffered from for almost 20 years. The only thing I regret is not taking it sooner because I read all of the ridiculous horror stories like this. My only side effects were dry lips and skin and feeling extra tired, all of which dissipated after I finished my course.
How much did you get paid for this comment? I don't believe one word
Don't get me wrong, I completely agree isotretinoin is an intense drug, which should only be taken when your acne is seriously messing with your psyche and has little to no chance of disappearing on its own (i.e. parents, dont feed your 12 / 14 / 16 y/o accutane after he has his first breakout…MOST people get lucky and their pimples start dissipating in their late teens and early 20s). Yes, it sucks to have acne as a teenager and you may not be prom queen but neither will 150 of your peers, so your not alone. As another poster pointed out, the whole idea of this drug is to induce vitamin A toxicity (albeit, a mild form of such) to achieve certain desired effects, like permanent (hopefully!) changes in one's skin. However, when your deliberately overdosing on vitamins over the course of 6 months, it's not particularly surprising when you have a couple of other things happen to your body, right?
In regards to all these terrible side effects that are REMOTELY possible while using the drug, yeah…we don't exactly know what's going to happen when you take 100000x the recommended mount of vitamin A. I don't doubt that some people's lives really have been changed (although hard to say if these are really permanent…drug's only been around since the early 80's), but I really feel that 90% of these horror stories stem from an unrealistic expectation that we're all gonna be happy and healthy for the rest of our lives.
Let's put this in perspective: MILLIONS of people have taken accutane; I recall reading 12 million worldwide somewhere. This number is not really surprising considering how many people are cursed with the acne plague and I'm sure millions more will continue to take it until Merk medical finds us an alternative. Now consider the general rate at which some of these "side effects" occur. Studeis indicate IBS impacts between 1/100 to 1/50 people. So you took Accutane when you were 18 and you developed IBS at 28? Seems like a bit of a stretch to blame that on all that vitamin A from 10 years ago, doesn't it? Sorry sunshine, you probably just won the IBS lotto because sh*t happens to people! My girlfriend had horrendous stomach problems (which cleared up on their own when she was in her early 20s) and she's needed to do anything for her skin other than splash warm water on it once a week. So we have a couple of hundred reported suicides on accutane…out of how many MILLIONS of teens who are still alive today? Is that really so much higher than the general rate of suicide among that demographic that we're going to label Accutane deadly??? I've read posts about people blame CAVITIES on accutane courses they did a decade earlier, which is obviously the only answer because they've always "had great dental hygiene"……..uuughh..are you kidding me. Not all bald people you see on the street are former accutane users, guys! We can't all be Brad Pitt and we're not all going to live to 120 without some medical complications that follow us. Maybe it was the accutane, but, more likely than not, your just like 99% of the rest of us.
I worked for a dermatologist from 1985-1993 and only TWO times in that time period did he put someone on accutane. Neither were female and he made both of the young men sign releases saying he had advised against the use of accutane, had warned them about the dangers of it, and had generally advised them not to take it. He also made 2 of the medical assistants stand in the room as witnesses while he explained the dangers and made us co-sign the waiver after the patient signed it. My boss seriously, seriously hated accutane!!
I have often wondered about these young men and how their health is today.
I am looking for something natural for rosesa any ideas I am a 55 and it is awful
I was on Accutane for 4 month in high school and before that a long period of antibiotics to clear up my acne. Accutane worked wonders for me and I loved it! My fine blonde hair was no longer greasy in 8 hours and my face cleared right up! The only side effect that I noticed was dry eyes, which was something I could deal with if it meant I had clear skin!
Fast forward to age 20. I was in college at this point and I began to notice stomach pain almost every time I ate. It didn't matter what or when I ate, my stomach would always be in pain almost to the point of crying every time I would eat. After going to countless doctors to try to figure out what is wrong, no one could give me an answer. This was the one time I was hoping the doctors would give me bad news just so I had a diagnosis. It's been 6 years and no hope. I stay away from stomach irritants like gluten, dairy, and soy, but not much has helped. Ive been on the fermented food and drink kick, but have not been on it long enough to know if it is helping.
I truly believed that the combination of antibiotics and accutane killed my gut. It was great while it lasted but sadly, it was short lived and I am still living with acne. But it sounds like many of you out there have experienced similar situations.
How do I know the discussion above is genuine and reliable!
You know, it's crazy, as a teen or young adult you think you're invincible to drugs and their side effects. I know I did when I was introduced to accutane by me dermatologist at 18 for mild acne. I never heard of it and regret visiting a dermatologist for acne till this day. She basically put me on 40mg of accutane for mild acne without talking to me about other treatments for acne. I remember signing a waver to get it and the huge ass pamphlet of the side effects. I assumed nothing would happen as I always took medicine without getting the side effects. Well boy was I wrong. The major side effects didn't happen while I was on it, rather slowly developed after taking it to a point today where they seem to continue to get worse and worse. Just when I think they can;t get worse they slowly do.
I am now 23 and have been loosing my hair, having back pain, erection problems, and it affected my vision, to name a few. These side effects are indeed related to accutane as I saw hundreds and thousands of others suffering from the same issues after taking it. I was completely happy healthy and normal before and even during taking it. Boy do I regret ever taking it!
You don't know how bad I wish I could go back in time to never had taken it!
Sorry for this depressing story, but it is a very real issue and something really and truly needs to be done for the thousands suffering life altering side effects from taking accutane and its generic forms!
We just have to continue to spread the word and get more and more studies done on this and maybe one day something will be done about it!
my friend took it in his 20s. he had the worst cysts i have seen. it cleared up his skin.
he did have dry lips while on it.
he claims he had no _permenant_ side effects that he is aware of.
but he has had developed a slew of problems over the years for no good reasons (the doc concluded he was "aging" duh): like back injuries –> surgeries, eye fluid, benign tumor in adrenaline, sleep deficit, high BP, etc. i dont' know if they're related. mmm, just makes one wonder.
Just wanted to share that I took Accutane for 2 cycles, then had stomach problems for 4 years without a diagnosis. They kept telling me it was IBS. Well, by eliminating foods for years, i finally figured out that Legumes bothered my stomach, and once I stopped eating them, I haven't had a stomach ache or bloating or sharp pains for 6 years!! I think the accutane destroys your ability to create the enzymes necessary for digesting these foods. Anyway, I love sharing what helped me with other people. So far it has changed the lives of 15 people I have told. Worth a try in my opinion! If I am ever craving Hummus or Peanut Butter, I just take the proper digestive enzymes right before I eat, and my little indulgence doesn't bother me one bit! Best wishes!!
Wow. I took Accutane when I was in Middle school. I was so heartbroken about my skin- they never said it was cystic but my terrible dermatologist put me on it. Back then my parents didn't know anything about it. All they said was I would have to get blood tests every month to make sure I wasn't pregnant b/c the baby would have severe abnormalities. I lost my finger nails…. they disintegrated on my fingers half way down. It was disgusting! I now have very clear skin- extremely dry and have Ulcerative Coltis and depression that comes and goes. I really feel it is caused by the Accutane. I was approached about the lawsuit but felt I needed to just get past it… in other ways and waiting for money to never come was not what I wanted. So now I take meds for Colitis, try to eat healthy and go back & forth between Gluten free & Specific Carbohydrate Diet. I'd like to get off the meds.
OK sorry if I shared too much. Was good to hear other's stories.
Just wanted to share that I took Accutane for 2 cycles, then had stomach problems for 4 years without a diagnosis. They kept telling me it was IBS. Well, by eliminating foods for years, i finally figured out that Legumes bothered my stomach, and once I stopped eating them, I haven't had a stomach ache or bloating or sharp pains for 6 years!! I think the accutane destroys your ability to create the enzymes necessary for digesting these foods. Anyway, I love sharing what helped me with other people. So far it has changed the lives of 15 people I have told. Worth a try in my opinion! If I am ever craving Hummus or Peanut Butter, I just take the proper digestive enzymes right before I eat, and my little indulgence doesn't bother me one bit! Best wishes.
Sarah D.
My husband took Accutane as a teen. He developed IBS later and his skin is almost always dry. Since we married, his health and skin have improved dramatically with natural remedies, organic diet, and no drugs. He was already on the right path searching for natural ways to live better when I met him. I came from a family that tried to live healthy before it was "cool". We work well together. =)
Sarah might I ask what natural remedies he does for his skin? I love some new tips- the Accutane made my skin very dry too. Thanks!
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Important to keep your fluoride consumption in check: fluoride ingestion has been linked to acne.
My 16 year old nephew just had a fluoride treatment at the dentist (without the consent of his parents) and PRESTO: acne appeared practically overnight never having had it before.
I don't allow my boys' pediatric dentist to use fluoride, nor do they brush with fluoride toothpastes and my teens struggle with mild acne. I can understand there are toxins contributing, but hormones are a key factor.
I think this article is misleading. First of all, isotretinoin is a naturally occurring vitamer of Vitamin A. It acts on retinoid receptors on cell membranes, albeit in an extreme way when given in high doses. Vitamin A regulates cell growth and retinoids do not affect cancer cells the way toxic chemotherapy drugs poison fast growing cells. Comparing the two treatments is apples and oranges.
All of the possible side effects of taking isotretinoin are also side effects of taking high dosages of Vitamin A supplements, including the horrendous birth defects.
Isotretinoin affects the liver because it is a retinoid. It is likely that people who experience the worst side effects on Accutane had preexisting diminished liver function (a lot of teens and young adults consume a lot of sugar and alcohol or pharma drugs), low Vitamin D status (epidemic now in the Western world and Vitamin D balances Vitamin A intake. Low D can cause depression), or excessive dosages as prescribed by doctors.
I did two rounds of Accutane at ages 18 and 21. It completely changed my life and personality and cured my body-wide cystic acne. I suffered no ill effects, but I also was healthy, had no preexisting vision or digestive problems, ate fish and eggs, limited sugar, got sunlight, and had never tasted alcohol. I think taking isptretinoin OR high doses of Vitamin A when in healthy condition and balancing with Vitamin D is probably not very risky. Isotretinoin levels drop after 9 days of discontinued use and does not toxify the bottom.
I would have chosen Vitamin A over Accutane if I had known, but I don't regret my choice to take it, and neither did my dermatologist who had taken it as well. She monitored me well and tested my liver enzymes and everything worked out.
Lindsay, how long ago did you take Accutane? I took one round 30 years ago (1980), even after my mother's strong recommendation not to take it. I think it was a 6 week round and for 30 years aftterward I had beautiful skin that people would comment as such. And then one day, it was like it just wore off. My skin became worse than it was when I was in school. I'm now working with a gal locally that uses muscle testing, homeopathic supplements and diet recommendations and for the first time in 4 years my skin is starting to clear up as she addresses poor organ and digestive function. I too, when I went through the round of Accutane was "thrilled" to have the acne clear up but had I known I might be going through what I've endured the past 4 years – 30 years later, I may have made a different choice.
Gwen Gordon
My acne that I had for over ten years HEALED completely through NAET and possibly in combination with grounding/earthing. NAET stands for Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Techniques which utilizes acupuncture to neutralize the body's nervous system's opposition to an allergen. I was willing to try anything other than drugs. I went NAET for over six months before getting results because it does take time. I'd tried many different diets (with a Nourishing Traditions/GAPs/Paleo combination over the last ten years) and natural topicals over the last ten years such as tea tree oil, ACV, neem oil, zinc oxide, etc. The grounding/earthing theoretically helps relieve inflammation by releasing the positively charged free radicals through direct contact (barefoot) with the earth's negative charge (as humans and animals have been doing for years before the invention of rubber soled shoes.) I bought earthing sheets. These two actions cleared my acne and hope will help others!
Susan Ritter
Thanks for this important and informative article.
I took Accutane when I wan in my mid-thirties (before my journey to wellness started). I was informed of the side effects, but my vanity took precedence over my logic.
Fortunately, I was one of the lucky ones and did not incur any negative consequences.
As an aside, I was also on oral (and inject-able) tetracycline for acne for 18 years … and as a result suffered a debilitating case of system Candida that literally shut down my body. it took me over a year to fully recover.
Hopefully this article (and others on you site) will educate people about the potential dangers of these harsh chemical drugs …. and enlighten them about how to cure their acne and other skin disorders from the inside-out through proper nutrition and the plethora of natural and extremely effective skin care treatments.
My husband was given accutane during his mid-teens. He experienced many of the listed side effects, including hair loss. IN HIS TEENS. My soul will always shrivel at the thought that he was given this poison, on top of his woefully inadequate and often poisonous diet, when my family I could have steered him in the right direction and saved him so much emotional agony. If only I'd known.
I've recently had some of the worst acne of my life. I was a blessedly clear-skinned teenager because I ate very well. It was not until our financial situation became desperate that I began to experience many of the health issues that plagued friends of mine from early in life. I think soon, though, we will be okay, and be able to begin the long journey of healing ourselves from the inside. It is demonstrable that my skin problems began in my gut!
*my family AND I…. Heh, see how this topic can fluster a person?
I took this drug and my Dr. went over in detail all of the horrible side effects. I chose to still take it. This is a decision for a patient and Dr. to decide not blog reader and internet nutritionist. If you are considering starting this drug talk to a Dr. and decide if the risk is worth it for you. If you are an adult who has never had terrible acne you have no idea how it feels.
Sarah..what is the matter with posting an article by the author to inform people of the truth of a drug. Carla did not just list side effects randomly. The information is from the drug company AND the FDA!. It is good that the Dr. informed you but not every doctor will do that. People have a right to know then at least investigate it further by talking to a pharmacist.
By the way, if I had acne, I would rather look into finding out other ways of treating it instead of taking a drug with horrible side effects. I would not have known other ways to help treat it if it wasn't for this article.
Actually I DO know what it feels like to have had acne and I still would not have taken Acutane. I refused when offered as a teenager.
I took Accutane in the 80's as a teen. I developed several of these side effects and at least one that's not listed but found in only 1% of patients. Every time I tell a dr. that I was on Accutane, a look of horror crosses their faces and "Oh."
As a Master Esthetician I cringe whenever I have a client that has taken or is taking accutaine, or antibiotics for that matter. I always ask about lifestyle and foods. My scope of practice isn't broad enough for me to give medical advice but I try to steer clients in the right direction. But don't think that what you put on your skin doesn't matter. More than 60% of what you put on your skin is absorbed into your system. You need to work from the inside and the outside.
Is there any way to reverse the long term side affects? I took Accutane in high school and suffer from several of the mentioned side affects. For example, is there anyway to improve my night vision?
Sarah TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Have you tried fermented cod liver oil? The natural vitamin A in it does seem to help night vision in some folks.
Ha ha ! "Miss Infirmation" I guess by posting an article about the truth of Acutane we are treading of your financial profit when people choose to not take it?
Sarah D.
It's only "nonsense" if you don't live with the consequences every single day. Think what you will, but there are many people out there that have been damaged by this horrible drug.
I took Accutane when I was in college, after going through the usual conventional acne treatments (antibiotics, etc.). I remember my lips being very dry and remember having to go to a lab for regular blood tests to check my liver function. It cleared my skin up but I did suffer from depression after taking it, and looking back, I do believe that my struggle with my weight began around the time I was on the Accutane.
I took Accutane twice in my twenties, when I was desperate to clear up my cystic acne.
Up until recently, I was still singing its praises, saying that I got my life back and that the continued dry lips and dry eyes were a small price to pay.
I only recently made the connection that the melasma which started out as a small spot in my mid twenties cropped up shortly after my second (very heavy) course of Accutane. Over the last 10 years, it has continued to spread to the point that now it covers most of my face. I now know that Accutane caused me to have a leaky gut (I've tested positive for it) and that the leaky gut is what caused the melasma.
These are only the consequences that I am aware of. I wish I had tried cutting out gluten and dairy before taking such a dangerous drug, but the dermatologists swore that food had nothing to do with acne, and I believed them. If I could go back in time, not taking Accutane is the one thing I would change.
Infertility has also been linked to accutane
Cecilia Barnard
Hi Carla,
Thank you so much for writing this article. I was prescribed Accutane at age 15 and then years of antibiotics and am still doing my best to heal my body from the damages. I have experienced at least 10 of the above side effects and am still suffering from migraines and other symptoms. Is there a protocol you would suggest?
I am still very angry at this dermatologist for prescribing this sort of thing to children. I have a soon- to- be 15 year old and would never expose her to such harmful toxins. We got rid of her break outbreaks through good nutrition. This drug definitely needs to be pulled from the market or at least require a minimum age of 18 years or older. It doesn't seem right to administer this to children with underdeveloped organs.
Thank you again for publishing this and raising awareness. All we can do is educate ourselves.
Hi Cecilia,
I am so glad you appreciated the article. Definitely support your liver right now for some time, both with a whole foods clean diet but also specific supplemental liver support can make all the difference. Theses other posts may be helpful as well:
I wish I wouldn't been way more holistic and natural with my lifestyle as I am now. As a teen I leaned that way because that's how I was raised, but a dermatologist prescribed this drug for my acne as a teen.
I do have clear smooth skin. But I've also been pretty much gluten free and paleo and very much organic with my lifestyle since before thinking of having babies after I got married.
Carrie S
I'm not commenting on this post directly, burt wanted to let Sarah know about news that I'm surprised I haven't seen shouted from her website, but that I just heard from Christa Orrechio. It's not new news that these oils are bad, but it is news and fabulous news that the medical community is finally admitting it and writing about it in their journals!!
Here's the link:
Thank you for posting this! I really wish I would have been more informd about the real causes of acne when i as a teenager. I had horrible skin in high school and as a last resort i chose to take accutane. It worked for me but i often wonder what the long term effects might be. Do you know where i can find more information about the long term side effects?
Wow, this is scary stuff! I took Accutane back in the mid- to late-nineties for horrible acne. Are there document long-term issues I should worry about? I don't remember having any of those symptoms as a teen, but I sure developed a few of them in my twenties. If I choose to have children in the next few years, do I need to worry about anything harming my unborn child/children, or is the "risk" gone?
Sarah TheHealthyHomeEconomist
The risk with Accutane to an unborn baby is only if the mother takes it while pregnant. As far as the other symptoms, yes some of these can crop up later after the drug is no longer taken.
marina @ Dynamic Health
When I did knot nothing about healthy lifestyle and hormone balancing in my teenage years, in desperation I chose accutane for my acne which started when I was 9 (dermotologist did not say anything about side effects). Before that, I did antibiotics for it. Accutane, which I did in my late teens, really dried out my skin, skin became tight…Also scarring would occur more easily! On top of that, I was in major negative mood but at that time did not attribute it to the drug…Only when I stopped it (after being on it for a full course), in a few months I became feeling better. When I started learning more about nutrition when I was 21, I was able to get rid of acne (at least control it). In my 30 now, I finally love my skin and people complement on it…and they do not believe I used to have horrible skin in my teens.
Basically, I stopped washing my face with any cleansers and really improved my diet and got rid of excess estrogen producing foods (polyunsaturated oils are part of this!!!) and products, and in my late twenties finally started balancing my hormones with food, herbs, nutrition. Right now I only oil cleanse in the evening and do not wash my face in the morning at all – and my skin thanks me for it!!
I know everything happens in ideal timing, but I wish someone recommended I see a nutrition practitioner when I was a teen!!!


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