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Grover's Disease Remedies
Jul 20, 2016
Natural cures for Grover's Disease include dietary suggestions like eliminating sulfides, wheat and gluten, and taking Vit B supplements. Earth Clinic's readers explain what worked best to cure symptoms of GD.
Grover's disease, also known as transient acantholytic dermatosis or Grover's Rash, is a skin disease characterized by red, itchy spots appearing on the back and upper chest. They can last for months and never appear again, or go off and on for years. This is more common in older men with a history of high sun exposure, but it is believed to be caused by blockages in the sweat glands in the upper layers of skin. The cause of Grover's disease is still clinically unclear, but having dry skin increases the risk, and is commonly seen in hospital patients who are lying on their backs for extended periods of time. Symptoms of Grover's disease include small, but very itchy, red bumps.
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Remedies for Grover's Disease
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|Coconut Oil
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|Eliminating Sulfites
|Food Allergy Elimination
|Garlic, Grape Seed Extract
|Gluten Free Diet
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|Replace Metal Fillings
|Salt Baths
|Tea Tree Oil
|Vitamin A
|Vitamin B Complex
|Vitamin D3
|Zinc Oxide
Coconut Oil
I have Grover Skin rash and just went to the doctor yesterday, she saw that I was really flared up on my chest and stomach area. I have really struggled with this disease. I have the prescription creams and they only seem to keep it at bay. However she recommended to me to try the Virgin Coconut oil, after every shower. I am on day three of this and I know its a little early but it seems to be really helping with the itching, Also the redness is starting to go away.
Hello Jackson,
I've had success with rashes using enzymes and sometimes herbs such as marshmallow root and papaya leaf. The enzyme best suited for therapeutic use are ones such as amylase, protease, lipase, pectinase, cellulose.
That combination helps with pH levels for me. Often I have acidic body issues and if baking soda in water isn't enough I've found the pH balancing can be done with an enzyme/ herb combo. And it doesn't seem to take much of such a formula. You can find pH enzyme formulas at health food stores. I found supplementing with enzymes helps with my"dry eye" problem but seems to help rashes and itching which is the Grover's itching you are having.
My point is this: On itching issues, could there be a base deficiency of enzymes? Not that this would be the cause in all cases. I doubt if itching caused by "ringworm" could be helped by enzymes. But I've just seen the enzyme connect play out enough so that I'm becoming really intrigued at the interplay of enzyme activity overall to proper body functioning.
Another, for instance; when I take my enzyme pill I notice I have less sinus congestion. Could the chronic congestion be related to a metabolic / digestive problem that enzymes help overcome? I use a pH balance product from Enzymedica but am sure other companies make a "pH balance" formula also.
Replied by Lisa
Atlanta, Georgia
02/03/2014I too have been diagnosed with Grover's Disease. The prescription medicines don't do a thing. I have been using Virgin Unrefined Coconut Oil as a moisturizer for about a week. I have also been ingesting about a teaspoon daily along with taking Borage Oil. Although the rash is still there and going strong, the itching is definitely better and my skin is getting softer and softer.
Eating it is not the most pleasant thing, but it does go own quickly. If you want you can freeze small pieces and just take like a pill.
I found another plus to the coconut oil...it increases my energy and somehow acts as a diet aid. I have lost 3 pounds in one week!
Good luck to all! Lisa
Replied by Key West Lu
Key West
04/17/2014I have also been diagnosed with Grovers (over 15 years and counting). I am in the middle of a horrendous flare up and have been told to go on drugs that are really scary. This morning I was so inflamed that I got ice packs and put them on the worst areas. OMG! This was awesome. The blisters have almost disappeared and I am no longer itching uncontrollably. And the best part is that other parts of my body where I didn't put the ice packs have calmed down. I am not cured but I am not so out of control that I'm miserable. (I've had several emotional breakdowns this week due to the uncontrollable itching) I have been doing some crazy stuff to try to stay off the drugs. I have bathed using a solution of olive oil and sea salt (stings like crazy), then put on hydrogen peroxide (I was told today that this was bad b/c HP breaks down skin but it seems to be working for me), and then used triamcinolone cream and topped with coconut oil. But the life saving thing was the ice packs on the areas that were so out of control. I live in south Florida so I am also laying out in the sun for 15 minutes on each side every day.
Replied by Larry
Baton Rouge
01/10/2015I have had the condition for 15 years. I use prescription steroid creams when flare ups get bad. Went to the BVI's last year and stayed on a catamaran for a week. Rash disappeared for a few weeks when I got back home. I asked the doctor if it was the salt water that made it better. He said it was the UV light from being in the sun so much. Does anyone know about UV light treatments? Tanning bed? Light I can buy and use at home?
Replied by Martha
Akron, Ohio
Replied by Stacey
09/25/2015Have had Grover's Disease off and on for close to 10 years. Steroid creams keep it at bay, but never cure. UVB light treatments at my doctor do the trick every time, usually takes abut 6 weeks, 2x per week. Laying out with exposed areas in the sun for 15-20 minutes a few times per week always helps too.
Replied by Zuzana
Cape Canaveral
10/07/2015For those who wonder; some people may have good results with UV light treatments, but others may have breakouts because of it. Each individual reacts differently. I was diagnosed with GD in 2011 (six months after a surgery). The rash comes and goes away, but I believe that my worst outbreaks are caused by exposure to the sun (I have a terribly dry skin due to hypothyroidism so it doesn't help). My skin completely cleared while on vacation in Europe, but after coming back home and a few walks on the beach, I started to break out again.
Some people have had success with Terrasil.I tried it myself, but it didn't seem to do anything for me. Gluten free diet has not helped me either. Good luck!
Replied by Ron
12/25/2015I have found many commonalities with others on this site. My first outbreak of Grover's was in the tropics. Very hot and humid. I have suffered on and off for twenty years but have had considerable success with several approaches.
First, I try to avoid wearing layers of clothing, such as sweaters and undershirts. This almost always causes an outbreak. Second, the triamcinolone cream works but I believe it also causes the skin to thin out with repeated use. This is similar to cortisone treatments. The most effective medication was tetracyline for two weeks to get the rash under control. After that, the cream, frequent cool showers and bathing soon after a workout are essential. Avoid hot showers and jacuzzis. Be careful of antibiotics. I rarely use it now, perhaps once a year for two days or so. Risk factors are always present for antibiotics.
Diet is likely a contributor as others have suggested. I will look into this more myself. My wife had a light case of psoriasis which has not returned since she switched to a largely vegetable-based diet and reduced her intake of foods that cause inflammation.
Replied by Buzz
Arlington Tx
04/16/2016So far the best thing I have found to work with Grovers is to put terrasil on it, then rub in corn starch.
Dietary Changes
Posted by Gina (Brighton, England) on 04/29/2015
Hi, I've had grovers on and off for four years! Nothing from doc has worked for me. So decided to look at my diet and found out that wheat and glutton can cause skin problems.. I have not had wheat or glutton for 3 weeks and it has completely disappeared.. I also used Camoline lotion. Which is fab for the itching! I'm over the moon as I had it on my chest.. So I recommend to u all to just try a wheat and glutton free diet..i saw a difference in a week.There are so many alternative food to choose from now.. Good luck fellow grovers Gina
Replied by Debi
Ceres. California
01/07/2016Hi Gina, I was diagnosed with Grovers Disease in December after a shave biopsy. I've been using a steroid cream which seems to work temporally. I never thought about changing my diet but after reading your comment I will definitely watch my wheat and gluten intake to see if it makes a difference. This condition is very annoying as I've had it since April of 2015.
Replied by Marsha
01/15/2016Biopsies to definable Grover's but gluten free does not work for me if I get stressed really cold or hot it gets worse steroid cream no good, yeast rx no good cream no good what to do?Donna C
Upstate Ny
03/01/2016So I have been dx with Grovers since Nov 2015. Completely all over my body, scalp included. I have been to a Naturopathic doctor who has placed me on a strict anti-inflammatory diet (no gluten, dairy, soy, sugar, ....). Not working. Drugs from the doctor, not working. I called today because of a flare-up going on. Told me to use Coconut Oil, already doing it. Also trying pure oils, like lavender, sweet almond, to keep my skin moist. The pain of the itching ...I first put on Peppermint Oil, then medicated Gold Bond lotion with Menthol. It stops the itch for a bit. I am also tanning which was recommended by the doctor (do you believe it! ), it helped at first, but ...well you know. I wish there was more medical research being put into this rare skin disease.
Eliminating Sulfites
Posted by Bob (Chapel Hill, Nc) on 01/24/2013
You might add a category for Sulfites, which may be a cause. I have had Grovers for 20 years or more. And drank wine and scotch for longer. Two years ago, I stopped drinking all alcohol beverages. I have been free from the itching and pain ever since then.
Replied by Tom
Apex, Nc
03/18/2013Hey man, still clear?? I have been suspecting bourbon and am eaten up with the rash now. Nothing has helped from the derm or the web. GO STATE!! Tom
Replied by Bob
Chapel Hill
08/16/2013Just checked mayo clinic because they know... Duh, nothing. So it's up to us to educate them! Scotch and bourbon are the problem. Due to the damage they do to the liver. My experience is cirrhosis, fatty build up in the liver, degrading it's ability to remove sulfides. So they get passed to the intestines, which convert them to sulfuric acid. Which gets absorbed in the blood, and the body expels them in the sweat glands. So Bobs theory is Grover's is not a pathogen, no fungus, no virus. It's a chemical reaction. It's exactly like the eufedex I use on sun damaged skin. So get a blood test, check GGT level. You asked if I was clear, answer yes, and no. Spent several months with my father who passed, and I was careless and drank more. And Grover's returned. And GGT levels rose. I backed off the alcohol, Grover's is now under control. Damned, the things we do to ourselves!
Replied by Vezza Rose
04/28/2015This makes me think it's the herbicides and pesticides that have become so prevalent. Just like, it's not the glutton, it's the glyphosate, they do not make booze the traditional way any longer and grains are sprayed with glyphosate to kill it so they can harvest without waiting on Mother Nature. But good to know, I had recently started drinking a bit and had a flare. Thank you, I will keep this in mind.
Replied by Tim
Ellitcott City, Md
05/25/2015Bob - thank you, thank you, thank you!!! After 20 years of Grover's every winter it's finally gone! As soon as I read you post about wine and scotch the light bulb went off - RED WINE! After years of trying colon cleanses, vitamins, probiotics and elimination diets I realized never cut out the wine - duh. I made the mistake of lumping all alcohol into one category - "I never had a problem with the tons of beer I drank in college". So for me, it is not the sulfites, I verified this by drinking white wine for weeks now. Lesson learned for the rest of you - WRITE DOWN EVERYTHING YOU EAT OR DRINK! I thought I could just muse it over in my head and get it all. I also wouldn't rule out locations you spend a lot of time in (maybe its mold in walls or something).
Thanks again Bob.Don
West Hollywood, Ca
03/15/2016I have had GD (apparently!) for many years and many misdiagnoses! I have always been in the sun and believed this was probably the cause. After trying several meds & lotions, nothing seems to help. The big difference I'm reading here is that mine doesn't really itch. Wine (especially red) is something I started drinking within the last 10 years & now I'm wondering if that could be the culprit! Thinking I might try the coconut oil as well...
Replied by Dean
07/16/2015I finally found out this week after itching for 2 years that I have Grover's disease...I like drinking beer so do you think that may cause this?
Food Allergy Elimination
Posted by Deborah (Hillsboro, Nh) on 11/18/2014
I suffered with Grover's Disease for over 1 year. The itch was the worse I have ever experienced and the scratch scars stayed with me through 2 summers.
The lessons were biopsy by a well respected dermatologist and the diagnosis was made . The treatment went from expensive light treatments (did nothing except burn my skin) to every lotion and ointment I could try. Nothing worked. My son, every night would rather up my back with eucerin and zinc oxide, just to scratch all night anyways .
I finally went to a naturalopath that suggested I test for ALL foods. This is not a skin test. It is a test that I bought, did at home and sent out to be tested. After a few weeks the results were back and I met with Marty (naturalopath).
I had allergic responses (extreme) to eggs, yeast and cane sugar. He also had me stop gluten.
In less than 2 weeks there was no rash, no itch...nothing.
Two years later, there is still nothing. I am still careful of my diet but I can have this or that in small amounts now and am OK.
I went back to the dermatologist and told him what I had found that worked and he did not want to hear about it .
I truly think that in the medical profession is no acceptable to have any cure for any issue if it does not involve pharmaceuticals or expensive medical testing .
It makes sense to me as our bodies are made to work and work well unless something we are doing is messing it up. Things such as life style, diet, stress, physical labor, obesity. We need to believe there are answers to medical problems that would be many times best left to common sense. So much more to say but not enough room. Please seek this option out. The test cost $300 out of my pocket. (I had already invested close to $1500 on light therapy) It was well worth it and I feel healthy and my skin has healed.
My very best to you.
PL write and will write back. I would like to help. deborahswasey(at)yahoo(dot)com
Replied by Marianne
12/11/2014Hi, I was diagnosed with Grovers, (three positive biopsies), about 18 years ago. They did 3 tests because the Dermatologists couldnt believe I had it, it covered my entire body. I have had extended periods of remission, generally with annual flare ups in small patches (on my arms mostly). Recently my legs have started itching so bad at night, keeping me awake. There is very little bumps but the itching feels the same intensity as grovers. I do currently have a patch of Grovers bumps on my forearm. Ten years ago I was tested and diagnose with gluten allergy, and I strictly follow a gluten free diet. I have wondered if I have other food allergies. Could you tell me where you did the test? website?
Replied by Kristen
12/04/2015Hello and thank you for this post! I recently was diagnosed with Grovers Disease and am a 42 year old woman. Weird thing is I had used the steam room at my gym a few days prior--which is listed on some sites as a potential cause. Still , it seems diet may be a more likely culprit. Can you tell me the at home kit you used? The brand? Thank you for sharing your experience!
Replied by Michele
07/09/2016Debrah, Can you please give more info on the home allergy test you used? Where did you purchase it? Who was it made by? Thank you!
Garlic, Grape Seed Extract
Posted by Sabtram (Saratoga, Ca) on 01/05/2015
I suffered for 10+ years with Grover's disease and treated it (pretty well) with Kyolic Garlic pills (2 in the am, 2 in the pm - the Candida type). Finally my dermatologist mentioned she thought I might have a "yeast problem". I also had sebhorreic keratosis outbreaks and dandruff. I sent in a stool sample (you can get these kits from a Naturopathic Doctor or a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner) and indeed had a slight overgrowth (in my gut) of yeast. I took 2 weeks of grape seed extract pills (specific to the type of yeast I had) and haven't had an outbreak of Grover's or sebhorreic dermatitis since! And, I went off the Kyolic garlic pills. Seems hard to believe it's a coincidence, as I've been in saunas and have been sweaty many times since then. Highly recommend trying this! Good luck to you all!
Replied by Robert
Chicago, IL
04/06/2015Sabtram, you said "Grape Seed Extract". Did you possibly mean Grapefruit Seed Extract by chance? I have had some success with the latter. Currently breaking out again on since I quit taking it because I thought it was gone. Then poof another flare up. Taking it again now for just maybe five (5) days. I take 3 pills a day (125mg) until it subsides..hopefully. If it does the Grapefruit Seed Extract will be my management method of choice. I say management method because it never goes away entirely but on somedays I can't seem to find it anywhere on me. But somehow at least 1 to 3 little tiny blisters show up. During a flare up I'm guessing there would be several hundred on my front and too hard to count the back side. So Grapefruit Seed Extract works for me. Just would love to double check if that is what you meant. Itching to know here in Chicago. Thanks!
Replied by Andi
05/13/2016I have been diagnosed with GD from a biopsy. I have tried cortisone cream, coconut oil, baby powder, cetaphil lotion. Nothing works. I work out daily, so sweating is not going to stop. Interestingly enough, after reading all of your posts, I, too, drink red wine. Hmmmmmm. Going to try and stop for a week and see if anything gets better. I'm a healthy female in my 40's. Not itchy, just ugly and annoying! Help!
Replied by Gardeningjunkie
Ozark's In Mo
06/15/2016Andi- The following px worked for me (note I am allergic to hydrocortisone among other allergies, I have allergic contact dermatitis, so unless you have been patch tested beware of what you put on your skin). I had 7 month rash that was on torso and abdomen biopsied for Grover's and came back negative, yet doctor told me I still had it because biopsy is only positive in the active stages and my pustules were scabbed over. She said I fit the classic profile and only sees 1 new case a year. Previously had been given topical steroids to put on it by other dermatologists which did nothing but make it worse. This doc prescribed a topical antibiotic- Clindamycin 1% clear lotion and in 3 days dramatic improvement in appearance and significant reduction in itching and pain (could not even lean back in a chair or while driving it hurt so much). In 2 weeks rash almost completely gone but told to use lotion 1 full month, then stopped treatment after the 1 month and rash started to reappear after 2 days (also worked in garden in heat). Now told I may need to stay on this antibiotic indefinitely, told it is ok because not much is absorbed internally.
I gave up all alcohol (2 vodka's and 2 red wine's daily) in February, desperate to try anything, but it made no difference in my rash; still will not drink again because at 66 need to give my body every chance I can to stay healthy.
Has anyone used antibiotic lotions for this rash?
Gluten Free Diet
Posted by Sue (St. Louis, Mo) on 12/16/2012
I have had Grover's since I was a teenager, but never knew what it was. I am 56 now. My Dermatologist confirmed it a couple of years ago. She suggested using the cream AmLactin which helped, but it was always there. I noticed when I started having fruit smoothies 5 days a week, my skin improved. A couple of months ago I decided to go on a no wheat diet in hopes of helping with inflammation problems. I have fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis and have a lot of pain and stiffness. Well, my pain and stiffness is 60 percent better and the grovers disease seems to be gone for the first time in my life! Oh, and I lost about 7 pounds and feel better than I have in a long time. If I cheat and eat wheat, I am in pain for a couple of days. It is definitely worth a try!
Replied by Ibhipru
St George, Utah
01/19/2013This is in response to the post implicating wheat as the possible culprit to Grover's Disease. I had undiagnosed grover's sysmptoms for years when my wife and decided to go gluten free. The aggrivating itching and red bumps on my stomach, chest and back cleared up to a great degree. I was formally diagnosed with Grover's recently. I also recently fell off the wagon and consumed wheat at the direction of my Dr who was testing me for a skin problem related to Celiac Disease (Dermatitis Perfitaformis). Almost immediately my Grover's errupted. I have also recently veered from my diet and consumed wheat products with a corresponding flare in my Grovers. I really believe Grover's may be affected by wheat or even all gluten flours.
Grover's Disease Remedies
Posted by Vezza (Ohio) on 04/29/2015
Hi, Have posted a couple of things and thought I should introduce myself.
I received my diagnosis of Grovers from biopsy, on 4/28/15, yesterday.
What, rare skin disease! I still processing. But, it is my humble opinion that this can be cured and is only a symptom. The cause will show the cure.
I am already eating an amazingly clean diet and have elinimated food like products from my diet. I was doing this to just get healthy after a 10 year stint of first getting my disability and hip replacement then taking care of my Mom. If I only knew know what I knew then. But that is another story.
I started my quest because Mom wasn't getting better, and didn't the answers came to late for me to fix her mental collapse. But I have learned a ton and will be sharing.
Today I'm talking to a Chiroproator/Acupuncturists/Naturalpath and we are going to work out what's going on as soon as we fix the cervical spine. Not sure it isn't the problem completely. You clog of the flow of the bodily systems and stuff is going to go sideways. My neck has been bad for decades due to an injury and it's time to fix it and I believe my neck and this rare disease are connected along with my other issues. I had a cascade effect with my health lately all traced back to moving a piano a few feet. It's on rollers! Stupid, I know, but I learned from this idiocy, big time.
I'll keep you posted and let you know how my journey for a cure goes and where it takes me.
Posted by Chris (Honolulu, US) on 09/27/2014
I have been a firefighter for 14 years and have had Grover's ever since. I have tried everything for Grover's Disease. To keep it at bay eat healthy natural foods, avoid excessive heat and stress, cut back on alcohol and caffeine. The underlying problem is within the skin, so foods and supplements good for your skin help fight Grover's. Consider a good hair, skin, and nail vitamin. If you have a flair up use a good mild cleansing soap. If the itch is really bad use ice packs, also rubbing alcohol kills the itch and cleans the area. Again, maintaining a healthy lifestyle works best. Sincerely, Chris
Replied by Barb
Grover's Disease Remedies
Posted by Lynn Ann (New York Ny) on 06/05/2013
My Grover's disease is so bad it is unbearable. I am a 55 year old woman and this started a couple of years ago - about at the onset of menopause. The disease was diagnosed by biopsy. I am considering undergoing light therapy treatment. Is there any wholistic treatment for this? I have used steroid creams & Atarax but it just will not go away. I really need help. I am itching like crazy and the rash is all over my chest, stomach and my upper & lower back. I can hardly bear it.
Replied by Mike Giller
Denver, Colorado
06/05/2013Dear Lynn, sick people tend to complain about the problems, question the remedies and do nothing. I used to do that when I was sick, suffering from a plethora of degenerative illnesses going downhill getting worse. At some point you have to start working on the solution. You have to begin to take care of yourself because that is what all life on earth does that is living naturally. The first thing you need to do is chant the mantra "just the best not the rest". Believe it or not, the root cause of all illnesses is eating cooked improperly processed food from big agra so stop eating that. Eat a combination of the best vegetables, best fruits, best oils and best proteins. Go to the grocery store and buy some organic baby leaves and some organic strawberries, raspberries, black and blueberries, add some water and grind them up in the blender. Take 1 cup every hour. Take either 15 grams of rapadura or raw honey every hour. Take 15 grams of coconut oil and 15 grams of flax oil together in divided doses daily.
For protein take either 60 grams nondenatured microfiltered whey proteing isolate or 16 eggs from pastured hens, eaten raw and not grinded up in the blender or stirred with a fork. The yolks should be firm and orange, not yellow and soft, in divided doses daily. Take 10 grams or more of red miso daily. You can also take the superfoods hawaiin spirulina, japanese or south korean chlorella, raw organic cocoa powder, nondefatted dessicated liver, absorbable colostrum, raw fermented skate and cod liver oils.
Naturopath doctors, who are the super heroes of the 21st century, have discovered the body requires around 150 nutrients taken in small doses several times a day with lots of water. This is what I take every day and I have not been to the doctor in 6 years.
Hi Lynn Ann, That sounds miserable! I have not experienced this, but have a few thoughts about what I would try if I were in your shoes. I noticed on earth clinic's Grover's Disease page that some have found relief with iodoral. Since iodine deficiency can cause all sorts of problems, it would be something to look into. Since it seems menopause related, possibly, Evening Primrose Oil, internally, might be helpful. 1300mg gel caps daily. They help many with menopause symptoms. Apple Cider Vinegar and Blackstrap molasses help so many people with so many things, adding those to you diet wouldn't hurt and might help. 1-2 T. Of each daily. Lots of water and less sugar are also helpful to many ailments.
To help your immediate problem with itching, you could try oatmeal baths or epsom salt baths. You could also put Apple Cider Vinegar (with the mother) in a spray bottle and spray it on. It might sting. Try a small spot first. Or dilute 1:1 with water.
I recently made a lotion that is for anti-itch. It works really well for some tick bites that are not being helped by anything else. Here is the recipe:
Natural Anti-Itch Cream:
1 teaspoon fine sea salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 teaspoons bentonite clay
1 tablespoon (approx. ) witch hazel
How to Make:
Mix sea salt, baking soda, and bentonite clay in a small bowl or jar (nothing metal with the bentonite clay). Slowly add witch hazel. Stirring constantly, until it reaches a creamy consistency. Add essential oils if using.
I added a few drops each of: peppermint, lavender, frankincense, tea tree and patchouli essential oils.
Hope you find some relief soon! Let us know what works for you!
Replied by Trudyg
Waynesboro, Va, Usa
06/06/201316 eggs? Per day? Wow. Maybe you can answer my question about eggs: If I eat a raw egg, laid by my hen, it's very fresh and I'm not concerned about bacteria--I know it was clean before I cracked it because I'm the one doing the cleaning. But, how long can I hold an egg before being concerned about contamination? I know that hens can lay eggs over a week and then sit on them to hatch, so they don't automatically go bad without refrigeration. So, at what point do I say it's better not to eat it raw?
Hi again... after I posted, I thought of a few more things that might be worth a try...
Turmeric - this is great for inflammation. It is also anti-tumor. 1 t. 2-3 x a day. You could take 4 00 capsules to make 1 t. Or you could mix the powder with milk. (Some people like it that way... I don't! I mixed it with honey to get my 4 year old to take it.
Vitamin C - another thing that helps many diseases. Doctoryourself. com has lots of stories and talks about how to dose it.
Coconut Oil- read about how many things this helps here on earthclinic. You could do oil pulling or just take it internally. (1-3 T. A day... Start with 1 or 2 t. a day and work your way up.)
Let us know what helps you! ~ Mama to Many
Replied by Mike Giller
Denver, Colorado
06/06/2013Dear TrudyG,
1. google eating eggs from pastured hens raw.
2. Eggs from pastured hens are not contaminated. The shell seals them, preventing them from being contaminated from the outside.
3. The egg can be stored at room temperature for 1 month.
4. Heating and grinding up in the blender and stirring with a fork denatures some of the beneficial properties.
5. When a racoon steals a duck egg, he doesn't cook it. The duck has been eating greens not grains.
6. A famous naturopath doctor got a call from a relative of a sick old dying woman who was given 2 days to live by a doctor. She asked what could she do and the naturopath said at this late stage maybe eating eggs from pastured hens raw. In 2 days, she ate 6 dozen and eventually made a full recovery.
7. All the nutrients are in the egg except sugar because the egg turns into an animal.
8. The reason I said eggs was because they are the most convenient. They are not the most cost effective for protein. The most cost effective is nondenatured microfiltered whey protien isolate and red miso.
9. Every day tissues are being replaced these tissues are made up of the oils 3 6 9 and a protein called glutamate. When people don't get enough of these oils and protein, their organs become smaller and weaker. The 3 foods highest in glutamate are red miso, nondenatured microfiltered whey protein isolate, and eggs from pastured hens eaten raw. I take both red miso and nondenatured microfiltered whey protien isolate and flax oil because they are cost effective. The flax oil needs to be taken with coconut oil because the polyunsaturated oils need saturated oils to function properly. Eggs contain some very important substances that are not in the miso or the whey. For purposes of cost effectiveness, take 4 eggs a day and then take the miso and the whey and the flax oil and the coconut oil.
Replied by Tinabobeena
New York, Ny
02/12/2014I don't think there is a cure per se - though I am not a doctor. I was told it just has to run its course (this of course after I got it checked out and the doctor told me it was Grover's Disease). Best remedy for the itching: Sarna lotion. It helped tremendously!! Be prepared - Grover's Disease can last for months, but does eventually go away on its own.
Replied by Shae
Los Angeles, California
04/29/2014I've had Grover's Disease for many years, and was FINALLY diagnosed a couple of years ago. I had a second biopsy just to make sure and confirm. The ONLY thing that has worked (medication-wise) has been Accutane. I'm not thrilled about having to take it again, (this will be the second time), but, I'm miserable. I'm interested in finding a doctor that specializes in Grover's. Anyone know of one in the US??? Thanks.
Replied by Michelle
Los Angeles, US
07/16/2014I have to disagree.... In SOME cases grover's can go away on its own. I have suffered for 25 years. Almost always in some sort of break out somewhere on my body. The only relief for me has been acutane. Don't love going on it but it stopped it completely while taking it. After two months off it erupted in full force. I would like to try a natural remedy and I have in the past, but nothing really worked. I'm still searching.
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01/31/2016Turmeric is worth a try but in order for turmeric to do its job it needs to be accompanied with black pepper (piperade).
I have Grovers too and I've been taking turmeric in its raw form as well as organic ground for 3 years (only just had it diagnosed) but it hasn't helped my Grover's. I have only just started with coconut oil with neem oil mixed in with it. I'm trying to see if that will help as I don't want to put that cream on anymore.
Posted by Donangelo (Bend, Or) on 06/30/2014
I contracted Grover's Disease 10 years ago when I lay in bed for 3 months following a head-on collision that broke my bones in 27 places. Several months ago I discovered that coating the area with Hibiclens, a strong and inexpensive antibiotic available without a prescription, for a couple minutes when I take my morning shower, almost completely eliminates the pustules, at least by 80%. Aloe vera or coconut oil also help a little. I am currently applying the Hibiclens only every other day, and I have not experimented to see if I stay cleared up if I stop the Hibiclens.
Posted by Linwood (Fort Bragg) on 07/06/2015
I have found that an ice pack applied to the area where the itching is occurring during a Grover's disease outbreak is extremely effective to bring almost immediate relief.
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06/04/2016I would dampen a wash cloth, put it in a plastic zip lock bag then the freezer. It was the only way to fall asleep.
Kelp Paste, Hot Showers
Posted by Avvidor (Pembroke Pines Fl.33027) on 12/29/2013
Grover's Disease: I am a 78 yr old female diagnosed by biopsy....... been told that my case is severe includes back, legs and both arms. Itching is outrageous...any ideas are greatly appreciated.....even tried kelp paste and very hot showers/..nothing has been effective....derms have sent me to specialist..// at jmh..have been told there is no cure......it will go away......hope to hear from someone.....
Dear Avvidor,
What have you tried other than kelp paste and hot showers? I noticed several things on the Earth Clinic page that have helped...Iododral and B-complex. I am wondering if you have tried these.
Carrot juice also comes to mind as something I would try. The high vitamin A is good for skin and it is a good detox for the body. But it can be an investment if you don't have a juicer or one you could borrow. Drinking a quart a day of carrot is doable, though you might start with less to make sure it doesn't bother you. (Like a cup a day and work up to a quart a day.) I have had a quart a day for a couple of weeks with no adverse affects.
Do keep us posted...I hope you are feeling better soon.
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12/30/2013Avvidor, in my experience, the real Coconut Oil drastically reduces itching from any cause.
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12/30/2013Avvidore: Watch raw food videos. The80/10/10ers have recovered from everything. You can also take the best all in one formula according to Mike Adams from natural news, a 30 herb blend, mostly wild harvested from deep in the amazon jungle. A Finnish company checked the electromagnetism with a tesla scope and the energies were so high they had to recalibrate their instrument. The preperation is called sparygic. The caps are called liquizons. The owner's girl friend happens to be Olivia Newton John. She takes 3 tsp. Daily.
Posted by Jerry (Huntington Beach, Ca) on 07/17/2010
I have Grover's Disease, confirmed by a dermatologist and a pathology. My first major outbreak was in 2004, with subsequent major outbreaks in 2006 and 2007. I have discovered that the outbreaks are caused by ingestion of sulfites which I am apparently sensitive to. As you may know, sulfites are plentiful in all manner of food and drink, especially psckaged french fries and hash browns, out of season fruits and vegatables and unfortunately, wine and brandy. (and probably beer) I believe that many years of enjoying alcoholic beverages may have damaged my liver's ability to process sulfites. However, I have found that taking molybdenum has negated my problem with sulfites and I am no longer troubled by Grover's. I take one capsule per day (1, 000 mcg). I have no trouble with wine and occasionally even have a few french fries. I don't know if sulfites cause Grover's outbreaks in anybody else but you might want to consider it.
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07/07/2011I've had Grovers for over 10 years. After researching and finding mercury might be a cause I tried eating fresh cilantro ever day for several weeks. To my surprise it has helped more than any of the many other things I have tried. The Grovers is not completely gone but it is the best it has ever been since it appeared. Amazing!
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Posted by Judy (Schertz, Texas) on 03/20/2014
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Hello out there. Could use some help here in regards to the Grovers issues, read the oil pulling, which I hope will help and going to take Coconut oil capsules as well with using the oils recommended. The Poly Vera have had for 7 years and treated with med and blood withdraws. Yuk but it works. Anybody out there that has this? Thanks.
Posted by Cindy B (Sarasota, Florida) on 07/02/2014
Last summer I was diagnosed with Grover's disease .. Fought it all summer.. it came back this summer ..a friend of mine told me her secret to treating it. Monistat 7 cream ..applied 2-3 times a day. I did this and within 3 days it's almost gone!
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07/31/2014I have been diagnoist with Grovers also ealier this year. I have been on steroids with no effect at all. I read this post about using Monistat 7 and decided to try it. I use it 2x/day then put baby powder on the lesions. I also take 2400mg fish oil / day. This has definately helped me. This itching goes away within 3days but I stopped using it for 4 days while recovering from unrelated surgery and it came back in full force.
I have also noticed that staying out of the heat will help. I tried taking an oatmeal bath as recomended by an RN and my legs broke out something awful. It may have been the temp of the hot bath however.


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"And if you like your insurance plan, you will keep it. No one will be able to take that away from you," President Obama told a crowd in Portland, Maine, in April 2010. He repeated the contention often.
Hasn't turned out that way. And, according to a Washington Post "fact checker" analysis, the administration had to know the president's pledge would go unfilled. They recently gave the president's assertion "four Pinocchios," its worst rating, reserved for a "whopper" of a political lie.
What would have been true is the president explaining that, with few exceptions, those Americans with employer or government plans - about 80 percent of the insured - would keep their insurance policies.
For the estimated 19 million people with individual insurance coverage, the story is different. To keep the costs down, many of these individual plans do not include the "essential benefits" now mandated by the Affordable Care Act. These include treatment for mental health and substance use disorders; rehabilitative services; laboratory services; and maternity and newborn care.
Now many of the policy holders - the magnitude remains unclear but could be huge - are learning their bare-bones plans are being canceled and the alternatives, with all the mandated trimmings, will be far more expensive.
Exacerbating the situation is the continued problems with the health exchanges, making it difficult for these individuals to figure out what alternatives they have. Some will qualify for Medicaid coverage under the new ACA income rules, but that won't help the millions living in states where, for obstinate political reasons, conservative leaders have refused to expand Medicaid programs.
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Top Rank promoter Bob Arum and "Fighter of the Decade" Manny Pacquiao's adviser Michael Koncz met in Arum's home in Los Angeles on Saturday, but no decision was made on who Pacquiao will face in his planned return to the ring on April 12 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Koncz told BoxingScene.com/Manila Standard "I met at Arum's house this afternoon but nothing is final as Manny and I are looking at all our options."
Arum earlier told us the two possible opponents from which they are set to choose are WBO welterweight champion Timothy "Desert Storm" Bradley who won a highly controversial twelve round split decision over Pacquiao in June 2012 and Pacquiao's former sparring partner, WBO light welterweight champion Russian Ruslan Provodnikov who is coming off an impressive although losing effort against Bradley in a clash that was considered as "Fight of the Year."
Arum said Juan Manuel Marquez "is definitely out" after the Mexican repeatedly stated he didn't wish to face Pacquiao in a fifth fight.
Arum indicated he had no specific choice between Provodnikov and Bradley since he is a "non combatant."
He said while Bradley presents an opportunity for Pacquiao to avenge his widely criticized split decision loss in June 2012 Provodnikov could be an attraction after his last explosive showing against Bradley.
Meantime, BoxingScene.com in an story attributed to the Daily Star describes Provodnikov as "an exceptionally powerful puncher" and said that after Mike "Mile High" Alvarado lost to the Russian revealed after their fight: "I have got concussion. This guy is a real power puncher.
Alvarado who beat Brandon "Bam Bam Rios" in a rematch before Rios was schooled by Pacquiao last November 24 said Provodnikov "will beat any welterweight out there. One of the punches really did concuss me and left me really dizzy."
WBO welterweight champ Timothy Bradley, who gained a close points decision over Provodnikov in March, also testified to the Russian's strength. Bradley, who had symptoms of neurological distress after the fight, said: "There's no doubt about it - he's more powerful than Pacquiao."
Provodnikov, who made his professional debut in 2006, has won 23 of his 25 fights with 16 of those coming by knockout.
It was after sparring with Pacquiao, who has won 10 world titles, that Provodnikov realized he could become a world champion.
He said: "As a kid, I thought about winning a world title, but it was always something of an unreal feeling.
"It was a dream that I always had and now it has happened.
"It shows that if you dedicate yourself, you can achieve your goals.
"It never seemed like it was possible, but after sparring with Manny, it became clear that I really could fight at the highest level."
Provodnikov, 29, comes from the bleak town of Beryozova in Siberia, where he had a tough upbringing and vowed to make it in the world of boxing.
He has the rugged power to surprise Pacquiao (55-5-2), who defeated WBO lightweight champion Brandon Rios in November.
Provodnikov said: "The chances are good that I will meet him in Las Vegas on April 12, even though there was a time when I didn't want this fight.
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The mobility is one of the most important features of a wireless cellular communication system. Usually, continuous service is achieved by supporting handover from one cell to another. Handover is the process of changing the channel (frequency, time slot, spreading code, or their combination of them) associated with the current connection while a call is in progress. Priority handover schemes in wireless mobile network are under consideration. Models of single traffic system, multiple traffic system, multiple traffic system with total priority and traffic system with State Dependent Processor Sharing are considered. Different schemes for handover handling with non-preemptive priorities are compared. The possibility of their modeling with Markov chains is discussed. Two new priority schemes for 4G Next Generation Broadband Wireless Networks are suggested.


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As previously announced, on July 23, 2012, W. P. Carey Inc. (the "Registrant") entered into a Share Purchase Agreement (the "Share Purchase Agreement") with the Estate of William Polk Carey (the "Estate") and W. P. Carey & Co., Inc., a wholly-owned corporation of the Estate (together with the Estate, the "Shareholders"). Pursuant to the Share Purchase Agreement, the Shareholders exercised their Second Sale Option (as defined in the Share Purchase Agreement) on October 1, 2012, and as a result, on October 9, 2012 the Registrant purchased 410,964 shares of the Registrant's common stock, par value $0.001 per share ("W. P. Carey Common Stock"), from the Shareholders for a purchase price of $20,000,000. As previously announced, the Shareholders had exercised their First Sale Option (as defined in the Share Purchase Agreement) on July 27, 2012, and pursuant thereto the Registrant purchased 561,418 shares of W. P. Carey Common Stock from the Shareholders on August 2, 2012 for a purchase price of $25,000,000.
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The Vingtaine du Mont à l'Abbé is one of six vingtaines of the Parish of Saint Helier in the Channel Island of Jersey.
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Two Vingteniers, three Constable's Officers and two Roads Inspectors are elected for three years term to represent this Vingtaine.
Current serving Vingteniers are Michel Couriard MBE and Paul Le Lievre.
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KITTERY POINT, Maine — James Robert "Bob" Wildermuth, recently of Kittery Point, passed away on Monday, Aug. 19, 2013, after a long illness.
Bob was born Feb. 12, 1923, and raised in Little Falls, N.Y. He met his wife, Mildred Elizabeth Herrold, in York, Pa., where he worked as an electrical engineer. After taking a civil service position, they moved to Midwest City, Okla., to work at Tinker Air Force Base, where he eventually retired, and lived until moving to Maine to be closer to family.
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High School: New Rochelle (NY)
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Situated near the airport, this hotel is 1 mi (1.7 km) from Hampton Roads Agricultural Research and Extension Center and within 3 mi (5 km) of Lake Taylor Hospital and Cypress Point Country Club. Norfolk Botanical Garden and Lynnhaven House are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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This hotel features an indoor pool, a fitness center, and a business center. Free continental breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle. Other amenities include conference rooms, concierge services, and dry cleaning.
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Wingate by Wyndham - Virginia Beach Norfolk Airport5800 Burton Station Rd Virginia Beach VA 23455
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Wingate by Wyndham - Virginia Beach Norfolk Airport features an indoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measuring 1400 square feet (130 square meters) include conference space. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. This business-friendly hotel also offers concierge services, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 101
- Free airport transportation
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- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Free breakfast
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- Fitness facilities
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- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
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- Conference space size (feet) - 1400
- Conference space size (meters) - 130
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- Cable TV service
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- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Desk
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- In-room safe
- Free WiFi
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Pets not allowed
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Located 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from Augusta Mall, Wingate by Wyndham Augusta/Fort Gordon is within a 10-minute drive of Fort Gordon. This 64-room hotel has conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Augusta National Golf Club is also within a 15-minute drive.
Start your day off right with a free hot/cold buffet breakfast, served each morning from 6 AM to 9:30 AM.
All 64 air-conditioned rooms feature coffee makers, safes, and ironing boards. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Other standard amenities include desks and designer toiletries.
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Wingate by Wyndham Augusta/Fort Gordon features a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and 2 meeting rooms. If you drive, take advantage of free parking. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day to help with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Additional amenities include conference space, a 24-hour business center, and express check-out.
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measuring 600 square feet (56 square meters) include conference space. This Augusta hotel also offers a fitness center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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- Number of floors - 3
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- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 64
- Business center
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- Laundry facilities
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- Free self parking
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 600
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- Smoke-free property
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- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
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- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Designer toiletries
- Desk
- Television
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
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A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 6 AM and 9:30 AM.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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Now Google Drive Speaks Malay, Too! (18 New Languages Added)
Google Drive online cloud storage now available in 18 new languages including Malay. The 18 newly supported languages are: Afrikaans, Amharic, Basque, Chinese (Hong Kong), Estonian, French (Canada), Galician, Icelandic, Khmer, Lao, Malaysian, Nepali, Persian, Sinhalese, Spanish (Latin America), Swahili, Urdu, Zulu. With the new languages, now Google Drive supports 65 languages in the world! […]
Free 15GB Google Cloud Storage to Shared Between Drive, Gmail, Google+ Photos
Google free storage was separated into 5GB Google Drive and Google+ photos; 10GB for Gmail messages and attachments. With the new update, you get a combined 15GB storage pool for Drive, Google+ photos and Gmail.
Free QuickOffice Office Suite for All Google Apps for Business Customers
Now every Google Apps for Business customer can download free QuickOffice office suite app for their iPhone, iPad, Android devices to edit Microsoft Office files on-the-go.
HOW TO: Use Google Drive Without Internet Connection
Google Drive online cloud storage support automatic syncing and offline access for all your Google Documents, Presentations, Spreadsheets, and Drawings. In this article, you will learn how to setup and use Google Drive in offline mode.
Google Drive: Everything You Need to Know
Google Drive allows you to sync, access and share files on the web, on your computers, and mobile devices.


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Blues legend B.B. King booked for Riverside Theater
87-year-old blues legend B.B. King is making his return trip to Milwaukee in May—and this time out, a staple of the local music scene, Paul Cebar, will be handling opening duties.
MSO, Swingle Singers enchant with rare 'Sinfonia'
One of the great joys of having a high-quality symphony orchestra in town is the opportunity to experience an enormous variety of music - live.
Friday's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert presented a rare opportunity to hear Luciano Berio's "Sinfonia" for eight voices and orchestra. »Read Full Article(2)