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L-Lysine72 messages in this subject.
|L-lysine is in the vitimin section of Wal-Mart, CVS, Walgreens, etc. You can get it very cheap when they have a BOGO sale. The day I have a break-out start (could be 1 or 5+) I take 3 500mg.tablets in the morning and 3 more 500 mg.tablets in afternoon for a total of 3000 mg. and that night they have almost totally stopped hurting and the next morning they are almost gone. I only take the L-lysine when I have a break-out, not everyday.
|Kimberly 20 September 18
|I have had these since I was little, some persisting for weeks & very painful. I had braces at 13 & the ortho mentioned Lysine could help. For many years I would start taking Lysine when the sores would begin, but it would still take 5-7 days to completely clear. Then I realized it was a deficiency. Now I take one every day with my other vitamins. I rarely have even one & only when I am overly stressed and tired. I simply increase the dose to 4x per day & use lysine and lemon balm lip balms for extra protection. This way I am in control & not waiting for the next painful battle. Hope this helps!
|Lahrie 10 May 18
|Does it work if you have cranker sore on your tonsil?
|Xiong 25 April 18
|I am 73 and have had canker sores off and on for years. Currently the canker sores are extremely persistent. I have recently started taking L-Lysine which has not seemed to help but after reading these posts I plan to up my dose. I have found that applying magnesium oil at the first tingling can sometimes stop the ulcer from appearing. Once the ulcer has developed I find that frequent applications of the magnesium oil will hasten the healing process. The magnesium oil stings but it has been very helpful. I also plan to stop eating nuts which contain Arginine which opposes L-Lysine. I will also add zinc and iron to my supplements.
|Deborah Newman 27 September 17
|I am allergic to latex. I, too, suffer from mouth ulcers. It was discovered that rpthe ulcers are from a Latex-Food allergy link. It is a cross-reaction, if you are sensitive to latex, your body reacts to certain proteins. Some of these proteins are found in foods. Foods that can cause cross-reaction are fruits, vegetables, nuts and grains can cause cross-reaction with latex. Fruits include: bananas, figs, kiwi, peaches, papaya, nectarines, melons, cherries, strawberries, and pineapple. Vegetables include: celery, tomatoes, avocados and potatoes. Chestnuts and almonds can cause cross-reaction.
|Cathie 16 September 17
|For all who say that Lysine does not work, I have been taking it forever and I have seen that some brands do and some not. I am not sure it has anything to do with quality, I figure each person reacts differently to other brands.
Also, I use it along Zilactin kind of cream/paste that protects the sore and it heals in no time if used with both, depending how bad the sore is.
So if you tried Lysine and it didn't work, perhaps you should try a diff brand before you give up.
|Morris L 29 June 17
|Ok.. I'm back. The lysine is fantastic! After having huge, hideous, super painful ulcers on and under my tongue for 6 weeks.. they are now gone! Took 7-8days for the ulcer under my tongue to go away (it was huge), but the lysine is a winner. Persevere. I noticed the pain had reduced after a couple of days of taking it. I was taking 3200mg of lysine (4x tablets) per day, on an empty tummy - or as empty as I could between meals. I've also discovered I'm a fairly sensitive person emotionally.. and I've discovered I've been bottling anger & stuff for ages without even realizing (because I'm a people pleaser and I hate confrontation.. long story for another day.) So I've started mickel therapy.. worth a look up. Its not weird hoo-doo or anything. I have a journal.. and I'm learning to recognize my body's symptoms - (chronic fatigue, random body pains, irritable bowel, fast heart, anxiety etc) and understand what emotion I'm holding in & not expressing. It's helped me heaps and has reduced my stress levels a lot. If you have other weird symptoms and feel like your dying but the docs can't figure out whats wrong with you.. look up mickel therapy. If it helps someone else.. its been worth me having all this hideous pain.
|Jollene Sim 28 June 17
|I have had massive painful ulcers on my tongue.. and they have now gravitated down to being under my tongue.. for the last month. So bad. Doctors don't know why.. naturopath doesn't know why.. came across this website in my desperation.. am going to try the lysine.. will keep you posted :) Here's hoping.
|Jollene Sim 19 June 17
|Like many in this forum, I've also suffered from recurring canker sores. With certainty, I would get them if I inadvertently bit anywhere on the inside of my mouth, ate too many oranges, drank too much coffee or alcohol, or even just brushing my teeth. Like others, I had tried literally everything to stop them: switching toothpaste brands, cutting out certain foods, salt water rinses, topical ointments and gels, those canker cover patches, but they came back, and sometimes with a vengeance.
Recently, I started seeing more posts claiming lysine helped to keep aggressive cankers at bay, expedite the healing process, and in some cases, prevent them from recurring. I felt I had nothing to lose and started taking 1000mg whenever I felt a canker starting. Sure enough, the little buggers would be gone within a day or two and the even the established, larger sores were less noticeable, albeit still stung. Suffice it to say, I think I've found my solution!
|JdG 2 June 17
|l-lysine for me has been a life saver! after suffering for years with cold sores(i,m 49 now).i discovered this little miracle worker in the chemist.someone in the queue heard me talking to the pharmicist and mentioned L-lysine,gave it a go,didn't have anything to lose HEY PRESTO! i haven't had a cold sore since and that was over 2 years ago, i was getting breakouts every month,(even on my wedding day) so wished i'd discovered this earlier.It really does work but i am now plagued with ulcers (got to have a mouth biopsy) because the little sods won't go away. i am going to up my dose of L -lysine and hope that helps. my dentist scared the hell out of me and said it could be a sign of cancer.
|andrea robson 20 March 17
|Sorry for the mispelling, Im on a smartphone and dont see that well.
|Chenoah 10 December 16
|Had ulcers off and on las a grade schooler/young teen and my mom put turpentine on them which eould stop them. Startes taking vitamens and never had another issue until my late 40's and realized they were cycling and getting worse based on my eating of almonds flavored with Wasabi flavoring. Got so bad...topical application of frankinscense oil of all things stopped them (could not find turpentine).Between that time ans now at 53 I went into menopause and ulcers started again.(did nit have frankinscense available) Getting worse and worse hurt so bad I got desperate and applied some Neosporin with pain relief. Instant pain relief. And the suckers began drying up! Now Im wondering if indeed they are a vitamen deficiency-irritation-opportunistic dtaph infection. (Frankinscense is both anaesthetic as well as antibacterial as is the Neosporin which also has Bacitracin ZINC. Anyhow Im going toorder me some lysine that I hope will keep me from breaking out in the future byt I wanted people to benefit from knowing about my cures.
|Chenoah 10 December 16
|L-Lysine is the best to use for canker sores, but you MUST start using when you FIRST feel the thing starting. If you wait until the thing grows bigger and hurts more, it sometimes will not work. But if you use it right away, the sore will invariably go away within a couple of days, never having gotten any bigger as soon as you start taking it.
|Judy West 19 August 16
|One year ago, at 73, I started getting sores on the inside of my upper lip (only there). Sometimes on the right side, sometimes on the left, sometimes both at the same time. They would become extremely sore, open up, and then heal in about 5-6 days. They would be gone for 4-5 days and then form again. My doctor did not know what to do about them, and he sent me to an infectious disease physician. He said the condition was called apthous stomatitis caused by my age! He said to swish my mouth with Biotene. It did not help. My retired physician said to get the anti-shingles vaccine. That did not help. The sores became increasingly painful (like bees stinging my inner upper lip) and for over two months, the sores were constantly present. The steroid cream Triamcinalone did not help. In desperation, and after viewing this website, I went to a health food store. It was suggested I take calcium lactate (instead of the Tums I had been taking for calcium) to strength the buccal mucosa in my mouth. He also mentioned L-lysine, but I decided to try the calcium lactate first. After two weeks of more sores, I bought some L-lysine, taking 1,000 mg per day. Within two days, the sores were gone. I couldn't believe it! This was only a week ago, so I will continue with the calcium lactate and L-lysine in the hope that the ulcers don't return. Thanks for the helpful information on this site!
|Gloria 5 July 16 5 July 16
|Hi i been reading some people question and answers. I been this started weeks ago its not pleasant. But i been trying what might trigger thiis because i never had this problems. I listen to people say about stress but really it dosent occurs from stress. I am going to try that product
L_ysline and hope it agrees to me. Because this has been a nightmare for me. I hope this product will be a success. Never come back agaim.
|Michele Frazier 3 April 16
|I have suffered from mouth ulcers since I was a child (three - four at a time), however, am currently experiencing my worst bout (at 21 yrs), where my tongue is covered, as well as a few areas on my gums. I have always used Bonjela to treat the ulcers, however this time it has not worked and the problem has become worse where the ulcers are growing larger.
On a positive note - I am very much looking forward to my chemist opening at 9am tomorrow morning so I can jump on the Lysine and SLS-free toothpaste bandwagon. Here's to hoping for positive results! :)
|Charlotte 5 January 16
|Can any one tell me how long dose Lysine last once you have opened the bottle please
|lynn 1 January 16
|I have been suffering with occasional mouth ulcers for more than 10 years. Recently I have found that taking lysine reduces their frequency and greatly accelerates healing. I cannot recommend it highly enough - lysine works for me.
|Jon Wright 24 December 15
|I've been suffering with cankers for more than 30 years. The only help I've gotten is from a prescription paste called Kenalog in Orabase. They are gone in 3 days and the daytime pain vanishes until it's nearly time for the next dose.
If you decide to try this, you have to follow this process:
Apply at bedtime AFTER you brush your teeth, take your pills, and have your last sip of water. And no talking either. You don't want to disrupt the paste once it's applied.
Thoroughly dry the affected area. I find a cotton ball works well, but tissue does not because bits will stick to the sore.
While biting the cotton ball, squeeze a small amount onto your finger or a tissue and recap the tube tightly. A little goes a long way.
Using your finger, pat the paste over the sore. Don't apply too much - more isn't better.
Allow to dry for about 30 seconds. You may begin drooling so application over the sink is probably best.
That's it!
|EM 21 December 15
|I developed mouth ulcers as a 70 year old. I did not know the cause and could not get the ulcers to heal. I had the ulcers biopsied to rule out cancer. The final medical diagnosis was stress induced ulcer. However, I still could not get the ulcers to heal until I started taking L-Lysine. I used both a 1000 mg pill and cream. Within two weeks, ulcers that had persisted for over two months had healed. I continue taking the lysine pills daily to avoid a re-occurrence. Significantly, the medical profession appears completely ignorant of this fast and relatively inexpensive cure.
|G. Kushel 13 December 15
|Have tried for years to find a cure for severe ulceration - have been having ulcers for over 20 years. I was convinced I had Herpes because of the amount and the frequency of ulcer flareups. Went to see the Doctor who did a blood test to check. Tests came back negative. Found this website (THANK YOU!!!) and after taking L-Lysine I hardly get any more outbreaks. For all you people out there struggling with this painful condition, try L-Lysine. IT WORKS!!
|Christine 11 December 15
|I have been suffering from mouth ulcers for years since my 20s and I'm now in my 40s. Its a painful period where eating and talking are almost impossible when there's an outbreak (can have up to 50 ulcers at once!) Sometimes have been woken up from sleep because of the pain - taking L-Lysine and Zinc supplements together have controlled the outbreaks. I am now ulcer free - should I feel the ulcers are going to occur (tingling in the mouth), I take L-Lysine and Zinc immediately. Immediately the tingling will stop within hours.
|December 2015 11 December 15
|Ive had mouth ulcers for 7 years the only time i didnt have them was when i was pregnant on my two girls. Tried everything except lysine ordered it today will up date u.
|steph 29 November 15
|I have suffered from these mouth sores for now 6months. Today I started L-Lysine 1000mg..I will give you feedback if it helps me. +256779689289(watsapp number) let's share about this.
|Barigye Athanas 15 November 15
|By the way, after I read about L-Lysine I went straight to the Mall and found them at GNC for $44 for a large bottle of 1000mg tabs. Three doors down at Vitamin World they were $14. So shop around.
|Mo Sheen 7 October 15
|Thanks to all of you I took my first L-Lysine 1000mg tab today. Hopefully I'll be able to report success soon. I've suffered from mouth ulcers on and off for 40 odd years. When I get a cold, or run down etc they flare up. BUT I have been smoking for the same length of time. I quit several times and my problem has been that almost immediately after I stop I get terrible mouth ulcers constantly to the point that I can hardly talk. 20 years ago I stopped cold turkey and stayed stopped for 90 days of painful misery from what felt like a mouth full of razor blades. I gave in and bought a pack and I was fine in a couple of days. at that time I tried researching what caused it but could find nothing. I've tried several times since and gave up because of the pain. I quit 2 weeks ago and the pain began again, I AM MISERABLE. But now that I have discovered you folks I hope I can stay stopped. What's weird though is that smoking keeps them at bay. Surely if we could determine why that is, we'd fine a great treatment. Anyhow, thanks. I'll tell you if the lysine works.
|Mo Sheen 7 October 15
|I've had canker sores since I was a little kid, and my mom one time told me to try Lysine. I've tried salt water, Orajel, Fixadent, alum, and tons of other stuff probably and have found that those provide only temporary pain relief and the sores have a life of about two weeks, with peak pain being for about a week in the middle. I usually get three at a time, and by the time these have begun to subside, three more have formed to replace them to continue my agony!
The ONLY thing that I will definitively say that actually prevents them from forming, heals them after they've started, and cuts short the pain, and keeps them away for good is an L-Lysine supplement! I take a maintenance dose of 1000mg per day each morning, and if I sense that there may be a sore forming or if I bite the sides of my mouth or tongue accidentally, I'll increase my dosage to at least 1000mg twice/day, or even 2000mg twice/day if I'm currently in the midst or on the brink of very painful sores. Now, I rarely get them unless I forget the Lysine for a while. It works for sores on my gums, sides of my mouth, on my lips. under my tongue, and on my tongue.
When an outbreak occurs that I don't get out ahead of, I also find that the peppermint in regular Alroids soothes the pain rather well, although it's not as effective when the sores at at their crescendo of pain. Another thing I accidentally discovered that really effectively kills the pain is mild to hot salsa in Mexican food! The strong acid hurts me a teensy bit at first, but I find that tacos and chips and salsa when they have hot salsa really actually are great meals for canker sores and actually balance the pH of my mouth nicely for probably an hour afterwards, give or take! So go get some Chipotle with their hot salsa and whatever else you like on it and see if this helps you...it may hurt a bit at first, but it quickly goes away because of the hot pepper oils inside!!! It's such a huge relief!!!
|Lee from 24 August 15
|I have been suffering with SEVERE ulcers for 15 years, the ones under the tongue and the back of my throat, horrifically painful. After cutting various food out of my diet I have finally managed to reduce them to a point of non existent (almost!). I am unable to drink orange juice from a carton, I cannot eat strawberries, grapes (anything grape oriented ie wine, raisins, grape join em, literally anything), cherries or sadly chocolate. If I avoid these foods I am generally fine unless I get run down however, if I start feeling an outbreak come on (and you must do this early before the ulcer sets in) take 1000mg of L Lysinne four times a day, literally saturate your system and the ulcer for me generally stops developing into a horrific painful one, this all works for me. Generally though, I try to avoid alcohol as it makes the immune system low and then ulcers will set in. My advice to anyone is look at your diet or keep a food diary to see what triggers them, generally I find they arrive a week after eating something that triggers. I can sympathise with you all, it's miserable getting them. Good luck to you all.
|Michelle Powell 13 July 15
|I get mouth ulcers that last months at a time...as they heal others erupt so I have one somewhere all the time. LLysine 1000mg 2x a day has stopped them from getting very large but Im still suffering. I do salt water rinses and if one is real bad I will use cancer patches. I get these due to Ulcerative Colitis and The doctors, dentists etc... really do not seem to offer much help. I also increased my vitamin B, folic acid which seems to have helped some. Miserable little buggers aren't they?
|A Jones 43 9 July 15
|I have suffered with canker sores since I was a child. Recently discovered Lysine and I do notice that it works. I had a really bad one and when I started taking lysine it started healing quickly. But when it healed I stopped taking lysine and got another so I definately recommend taking everyday even with no canker present. This is an amino acid so its safe to take and is available with the vitamins, I have purchased from the pharmacy and supermarket. Also, I started using SLS free toothpaste which really made a huge difference. For a long time my gums would feel so sensitive and it hurt so badly when toothpaste got into my canker sore I dreaded brushing my teeth. I recently discovered how SLS is highly irritant sulfate and should be avoided by everyone but especially if you have canker sores and it was true. I can only recommend the toothpaste I have tried but recommend any SLS free toothpaste because it has been a huge help, I tried one from trader joes, Natures Gate, and Toms ( only the botanically bright kind) I havent tried any others. Also applying honey really helps soothe pain and also with healing quicker. Also, I dilute a few drops of tea tree oil with water and that helps soothe pain you just have to get over the medicine taste and never swallow it. I hope any of this can help someone because I understand how horribly painful it can be, its so bad I cry, I cant eat or drink and have been so underweight because id rather not eat than to deal with the pain. Drinking lots of Ensure helps me get my appetite back
|Pam 23 June 15
|I have purchased over the counter meds for mouth ulcers with not much success. However the best recipe to alleviate pain is one we used in the olden days: hot water and lots of salt. Swish it around the mouth; it helps. I will increase the L-lysine and hope it will help heal those buggers I'm recently having . They are stinkers!!!
|Great Grandma Jane 19 June 15
|I will jump on the l-lysine bandwagon. I'm on methotrexate for rheumatoid arthritis and one of the side effects is canker sores. I have had constant sores for months and have tried at least a dozen home remedies. I finally purchased l-lysine yesterday and took two doses of 1000 mg yesterday. I still have the sores today but they are much improved! I'm going to stay on 1000 mg per day after the current batch of sores are gone.
|Elizabeth 12 April 15
|I have tried l- lysine think it works but not sure how much to take. I also think fruit causes mouth ulcers and white wine.
|eileen 16 January 15
|I wish I had found this site years ago! My son said to try l-lysine after going to dentist, orthodontist, dr, dermatologist, on and on. It worked! It takes a couple weeks to get into the system and have effect. I'm now wondering if I should quit for a while as I haven't had trouble for a few months and the internet says prolonged use can cause diarrhea and stomach problems which I have but it's in an effort to try to figure out where these problems are coming from. Thanks for the info on SLS toothpaste. Never heard of it before.
|Debbie. Michigan 14 January 15
|I had mouth ulcers from the earliest time I can remember. I discovered l-lysine about 20 years ago and I'll totally agree with many of these posts that it was a life-saver. I believe I inherited it from my mother who also had them since she could remember. I believe it can be from just having a "nervous stomach" - excess acid production. My mother has the same temperament as I do, and I believe this particular kind of temperament does create excess acid production. I told her about them within weeks after I discovered them and she has been a believer since. I don't take them all the time, only as needed. It's really rare nowadays that I get them. I believe it comes from excess stomach acid that irritates the stomach lining and exposes the lining to irritants. The saliva transports the problem to the mouth. So, taking the l-lysine does two things, I think, it takes care of the mouth ulcers and my ulcerated stomach lining as well. I believe l-lysine does not address the root cause of the problem but it does cure the symptoms. My own theory of excess stomach acid production comes from the fact that I can sometimes eat spicy food and tolerate it better than eating bland food. I believe eating bland food does not use all the acid available. So, yes, I eat mexican food whenever I want, and I use Texas Pete whenever I want; but I will mention that I can't use all that much black pepper.
|Rob Joyner 18 November 14
|I started suffering from mouth ulcers in 2004 when I was 30 years old. It started when I was fighting in Iraq as an Infantryman. At the time I guessed that I got it from one of my "brothers" as we would share water bottles. I tried all sorts of things from scrubbing the sores with a toothbrush and SLS toothpaste until tears were streaming down my face and packing the ulcers with salt. Upon my return my wife started to get them also so I believe that the mouth sores are infectious. We never get them on the lips, only on the roof of mouth, bottom of toung, and bottom of gums. It took her five minutes of searching to find out we needed to cut out sls toothpaste. Doing that has cut down our sores by 90%. When we do get them we take L lysine and it gets rid of the sores faster.
|Bush Man 12 November 14
|L-lysine changed my life. I have suffered the hell of canker sores since I was at least 6. I'm 25 now, so that is a long time; I've had lots of awful outbreaks that won't let me talk and don't ever consider eating. In my despair I tried searching for all kinds of remedies and found lysine to be the less intrusive, comfortable, and fast way to keep them at bay. I still get them once in a while, specially when there's lots of stress in my life, but they are tiny and heal at an incredibly fast rate. As soon as I stop lysine supplementation they begin to appear and I get a painful reminder to get more pills. You can get l-lysine from any GNC.
|Ituu 6 September 14
|I discovered years ago that when I eat nuts, I get mouth ulcers. Took me awhile of experimenting to prove this theory but there is no doubt in my mind. I told my sister and nieces who also suffer from them and they say that as long as they don't eat nuts, very few, if any ulcers. Eat nuts, get ulcers! I also take a Lysine every day. I love nuts and peanut butter, so I get weak sometimes and then guess what..................Ulcers.
|Regina 12 August 14
|I'm 23 and I've been getting these god awful sores in my mouth for 20 years, doctors gave me prednisone to battle them but that did little. There is a mouthwash u can get its a yellow one called dr akatus or something like that, DO NOT get the green stuff because that burns worse th. What the sores do. As for the Lysine it's the only stuff that actually helps my sores get smaller.
|Travis 5 July 14
|I have had mouth ulcers all my life. I started using L-Lysine and they go away after one or two days. they used to last five to seven days. It isn't a cure but it sure does help! It has made my life SO much better. I also switched my toothpaste to SLS free and I do think that helps. Hope this is useful to someone!
|Samantha 9 April 14
|My sister put me onto green Kiwifruit for canker sores. Eat one every so often during the day for a few days, canker sores DO go away quicker!!
|Mel 27 September 13
|I have had a sore on my tongue for sometime now. I just started to take Lysine 3xs daily 500 mg. Maybe I should go to 1000 mg 3xs a day. I have seen lysine ointment by basic organics. People use it for canker sores on the inside of their lips. Does anyone know if it would be safe to use a small dab on my tongue to battle this condition faster.
|mary 22 September 13
|I've been getting mouth ulcers for maybe five years. I did IVF treatments and took steroids to dampen my immune system. I have a baby now but the immune system is still very low. I basically get any bug/illness that is about. A friend told me about this page. I"m going to try Lysine. Hope it works. I'm at the end of a bad bout of mouth ulcers and the pain has been difficult (understatement).
|Kathryn 20 March 12
|L lynsine doesn't stop me getting ulcers, but it has reduced the amount I get - give it a try.
|Clare 12 August 11
|My apthous stomatitis started at 17 and I am 41. If I don't take the lysine I get the ulcers in my mouth: gums, sides of tongue, palete, and inside of lips. I read not to take it for more than 6 months, I had been taking it for years and was symptom free for years. Stopped about 5 weeks ago and have had 2 bouts with mouth ulcers and now fever blister in the corner of the skin by my right eye. I'm going to take it again. But why the caution not to?
|James in Florida 2 May 10
|any suggestions on how to ease my pain-its way don there at the back of the mouth
|James Kamau 9 March 10
|i have suffered from ulcers my whole life, ended up in hospital with them all the way down my food tube when i had measles. last year i had bad outbreaks for long periods of time. i started taking lycine, vitamin c, glutamine in the powder form, garlic oil capsules and zinc tablets...havent had an outbreak in two months!!!
|kim 1 March 10
|thank you
|ARCALFSAT 22 November 09
|My son has always suffered from ulcers. I have never had them or my exhusband. I get cold sores. Lysine is fantastic for me with coldsores. You should avoid chocolate and nuts for coldsores. Back to ulcers, sorry, my son has a daily vitamin and eats a pretty good balanced diet, fresh fruit, a bit of junk, veges and not much soft drink. So i have come to the conclusion it's not a deficieny with food or vitamins. The doctor wants him to take a blood test, but my 11 year old won't do that. SM33 is this best cure we have found so far, its not a preventative but when an ulcer comes up put it on every 3 hours straight away and the ulcer doesn't get as big.
|Janet 3 September 09
|I also believe Ulcers are immune deficiency related and not really stress. I just got an ulcer on the inside of my cheek. It has been a few days, and seems to be getting worse. It started around the time I had my menstrual cycle. So, that's why I'm guessing it could be more immune related than stress. I haven't really tried anything to get rid of it though. I haven't even switched toothpaste. I will definitely will give this stuff a try and see how it goes.
|Christine 2 September 09
|Well.. I would, but it has been a week now, and they are WORSE and there are more of them (gone from 2 to 7). And Lysine is expensive here.. so, looks like I'm running out of "faith"..... No worries, I;m just one of the ones it doesn't work for........
|Evelyn 31 March 09
|evelyn, give it more time? and have faith! I am going to buy some today and hope that it at least helps me. ANY help would be a god send.
|katie 30 March 09
|Lysine does not freaking work for me :( Been taking 1000mg each day for 4 days now, and my sores are only getting worse.
|Evelyn 28 March 09
|Hi all I see we all suffer from the same problem! I started suffering with mouth ulcers about 5 years ago after having my spline removed, so I think that ulcers are immune related not stress like everyone who doesnt suffer from ulcers seems to think. I've just ordered some L-Lysine so i'll give them a try and I'll keep you all informed on how I get on!
|Gary 23 March 09
|Out of the blue i got tonnes of ulcers on my tonsils, palate, bottom lip and sides of my mouth. After reading all these comments i have decided to try Lysine,- will let you know how it works out!
|Erica 1 August 08
|I have read all over the internets that L-Lysine supplements are the most effective treatment for canker sores. I have personally been using it for about 2 weeks and I have had great results. I had three persistent sores, two on the inside of my bottom lip & one on my tongue. The two inside-lip sores healed within 3 days and the tongue sore is healing quite nicely and the amount of pain in greatly reduced. The studies I have read about online have said to take 1000mg three times daily with food while a canker outbreak is occurring, and 500mg 3 times daily regularly to prevent cankers altogether. I have been taking 1000mg twice daily with food and will continue after the last sore heals.
L-Lysine is easy to find in any drugstore. I have been suffering from canker sore outbreaks since I was a preteen and this seems to be the best course of treatment and prevention. I also use SLS-free toothpaste, Glyoxide, and Prevention Everyday mouthwash in my teeth brushing routine.
|Abbi 12 November 07
|Once I started taking L-Lysine regularly it was miraculous - no more canker sores. I also need to take a lot of Vitamin C to prevent the ulcers. 1000 mg. of each per day has keet my mouth free of sores for over a year; this after decades of having one or more mouth sores almost all the time.
|Sheila 15 November 03
|Im new here and Im loving this site! I am 34 and a life-long sufferer. I recently got braces for the second time in my life (Ugh!!). The ulcers are here with abandon! Im going to increase my L-Lysine intake based on your comments. I have been putting salt directly on the ulcers I currently have. I started as soon as they began to form. It seems to be cauterizing them so they arent as tender and painful as they usually are. Has anyone tried this? If so, does this really help or only prolong their endurance?
|Margaret 14 November 03
|You can take Lysine as long as you like, it is an essential amino acid. It would be better to get it in its natural form, in the foods which contain it. Pumpkin seed (Pepitas) are rich as are nuts and other seeds. All ulcer sufferers should be subjecting their diet to close scrutiny as they are most likely the result of a food sensitivity. Gluten from wheat products is the most common and known to cause ulcers with high intake are Paw-Paw and mangoes. Get yourself checked out for sensitivities and go from there. It could change your life.
|Andre 13 November 03
|get ur horse tranks from HOLLAND AND BARRETT. I bought the SUPER ONE multi vitamin tablets also, big fookers they are. i chop them into 4 quarters, this makes it easier to swallow, also better to swallow with a mouth full of food. i tested this with LYSINE, and in separate occasions on its own, where it had no affect on the ulcer, so i tried just hte SUPER ONE. and that seemed to have more effect than the LYSIDE. so its up to you guys. try one or the other, if not both. works for me. STAMP out those annoying ulcer cretins. :)
|DAVE UK, LEEDS 13 November 03
|I am currenlty working 9pm till 2am at the moment and being a sufferer of ulcers, I have found that I have not been 2 months without a ulcer in some part of my mouth, as soon as I get rid of one another one comes the pain is driving me insane at the moment. I am usin bonjella and kenalog, the kenalog relieves the pain and stops me from waking up, it does not last long though and it does leave a sticky substance all over the area of the ulcer (it is not nice). I have never herd of L-Lysine I will have to give that a go. It would be nice to find a product to help get rid of this problem.
|Amie-Jo 12 November 03
|thanks Gail. Ill see if I can find anything else out about them. Wonder why only 6 months???
|Kate 10 November 03
|I just had gotten rid of some ulcers and then the start of one under my tongue,I took L-lysine and acidophilus as well and it went away
L-lysine saids caution....do not take more than 6 months at a time..dont know the reason why..
|Gail 10 November 03
|Are there any side effects associated with L-Lysine?
|Kate 10 November 03
|Brad, why should you only take lysine for 6 months ?
|Dom Walton 30 October 03
|Having just had the worst outbreak of ulcers for the past couple of years (ten big ones...ouch), I tried L-Lysine for the first time. I took three 1000mg tablets (from holland and Barrett) a day and within a couple of days the majority of the pain had gone. While they were still there, they werent nearly as painful and I was able to start talking again! It defintely helped to speed up the recovery. I would highly recommend it, as well as lots of vitamin B-Complex.
|Michaela 29 October 03
|It is my understanding that one should only take L-Lysine for 6 months at a time.
|Brad 20 March 03
|Lysine works for me - I was getting about 100 small ulcers on my tongue and inside my mouth about every 3 weeks - now when I get that first tingle, I take Lysine and it goes away - its fantastic! I havent had a serious attack since I started taking Lysine - give it a try!
|17 March 03
|There may be a negative long term side effect from taking L-Lysine for extended periods of time. Does anyone know how long you should take this.
|24 December 02
|L-lysine is in any herb section at Walmart or wherever.
|Brian Rasmussen 4 November 02
|I have just read something about lysine helping ulcers. Where can you get it? From the chemist???
|Phillis Simpson 10 July 02
|My son who is 12 has been suffering with major ulcers for about 2 years now. Of course we dont know why he gets them (I believe nerves) but any how...we have found if he notices an ulcer starting he takes to L-Lysine tablets right away and then 3 or 4 through that the day. He them continues to take one to two tablets for the next couple of days and the ulcers dimish. L-Lysine does not help the pain but does seem to take the ulcers away. I now have him taking a L-Lysine tablet once every morning and we are going to see if this regime holds them at bay.
|Kelly Davis 27 May 02
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CHICAGO, IL, Jun 17, 2013 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- Patients are responsible for nearly one-quarter of the medical bill, according to the findings released today from the AMA's sixth annual check-up of health insurers and their patterns for processing and paying medical claims.
For the first time, the AMA's National Health Insurer Report Card examined the portion of health care expenses that patients are responsible for through copays, deductibles and coinsurance. During Feb. and March of this year, patients paid an average 23.6 percent of the amount that health insurers set for paying physicians.
"Physicians want to provide patients with their individual out-of-pocket costs, but must work through a maze of complex insurer rules to find useful information," said AMA Board Member Barbara L. McAneny, M.D. "The AMA is calling on insurers to provide physicians with better tools that can automatically determine a patient's payment responsibility prior to treatment."
The National Health Insurer Report Card is the cornerstone of the AMA's Heal the Claims Process �?� campaign. Launched in June 2008, the campaign's goal is to lead the charge against administrative waste by improving the health care billing and payment system.
Administrative Burden Index
The AMA today also unveiled its new Administrative Burden Index (ABI) to rank commercial health insurers according to the level of unnecessary cost they contribute to the billing and payment of medical claims. The AMA found that administrative tasks associated with avoidable errors, inefficiency and waste in the medical claims process resulted in an average ABI cost per claim of $2.36 for physicians and insurers. Cigna (CI) had the best ABI cost per claim of $1.25, or 47 percent below the commercial insurer average. HCSC had the worst ABI cost per claim of $3.32, or 41 percent above the commercial insurer average.
The AMA estimates that $12 billion a year could be saved if insurers eliminated unnecessary administrative tasks with automated systems for processing and paying medical claims. This savings represents 21 percent of total administrative costs that physicians spend to ensure accurate payments from insurers.
"The high administrative costs associated with the burdens of processing medical claims annually should not be accepted as the price of doing business with health insurers," said Dr. McAneny. "The AMA is a strong advocate of an automated approach for processing medical claims that will save precious health care dollars and free physicians from needless administrative tasks that take time away from patient care."
Other Key Findings
Since 2008, the AMA's National Health Insurer Report Card has examined the claims processing performance of the nation's largest health insurers and provided an objective and reliable gauge of denials, timeliness, accuracy, and transparency. Key findings from six years of data generated by the report card include:
Accuracy: Error rates for commercial health insurers on paid medical claims have dropped significantly from nearly 20 percent in 2010 to 7.1 percent in 2013. While dramatic improvements have been made in accuracy during the last three years, the AMA estimates that more than $43 billion could have been saved if commercial insurers consistently paid claims correctly since 2010. UnitedHealthcare (UHC) led commercial health insurers with an accuracy rating of 97.52 percent. Regence trailed all insurers with an accuracy rating of 85.03 percent. Medicare led all insurers with an accuracy rating of 98.10 percent.
Denials. Medical claim denials dropped 47 percent in 2013 after a sharp spike in 2012 among most commercial health insurers. The overall denial rate for commercial health insurers went from 3.48 percent in 2012 to 1.82 percent in 2013. Among all insurers this year, Cigna (CI) had the lowest denial rate at .54 percent, while Medicare had the highest denial rate at 4.92 percent.
Timeliness. Health insurers have improved response times to medical claims by 17 percent from 2008 to 2013. Humana (HUM) had the fastest median response time of six days, while Aetna (AET) was the slowest with a median response time of 14 days. Medicare's median response time of 14 days has gone unchanged since 2008.
Transparency. Health insurers have improved the transparency of rules used to edit medical claims by 37 percent from 2008 to 2013. Reducing the use of undisclosed payer-specific edits unlocks the flow of transparent information to physicians and reduces the administrative costs of reconciling medical claims.
To learn more about Heal the Claims Process�?� campaign, including the National Health Insurer Report Card and the new Administrative Burden Index, please visit the AMA website at www.ama-assn.org/go/reportcard.
Editor's Note: The findings from the 2013 National Health Insurer Report Card are based on a random sampling of approximately 2.6 million electronic claims for approximately 4.7 million medical services submitted in February and March of 2013 to Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Health Care Service Corporation, Humana, Regence, UnitedHealthcare and Medicare. Claims were accumulated from more than 450 physician practices in 80 medical specialties providing care in 41 states.
About the American Medical Association (AMA)
The AMA, headquartered in Chicago, is committed to enabling a better health care system for patients and physicians to improve the health of the nation. Through its broad reach and deep relationships, the AMA is initiating partnerships to advance results-focused endeavors that improve public health, improve medical education and improve physician practice sustainability and satisfaction. Visit ama-assn.org to learn more about the AMA.
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SOURCE: American Medical Association
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STUDIO MOVIE GRILL EPICENTRE Expands to North Carolina, 2/26
Studio Movie Grill (SMG), known nationwide as the pioneer and leader in the first-run, in-theater dining concept, is proud to announce the opening of the 30,000 square foot SMG EPICENTRE in Charlotte, North Carolina. Formerly occupied by Epicentre Theatres and Mez, this marks the first North Carolina location for Studio Movie Grill and the 12th location in the US.
"Charlotte is a vibrant city, and EPICENTRE is an outstanding entertainment complex. Naturally it felt like a great match for the SMG concept. Events and programming will be a major focus for us as we understand consumers today are looking for unique ways to get more out of their entertainment experiences," said Brian Schultz, Studio Movie Grill founder and owner.
"The EPICENTRE is such an important destination asset for Center City Charlotte with its central location, transit accessibility, retail mix and parking volume," said Michael J. Smith, President and CEO of Charlotte Center City Partners. "The addition of Studio Movie Grill is one more example of the incredible enhancements the new owners have made to improve the EPICENTRE. This fresh theater concept is consistent with their visionary approach and will serve our guests well."
Known for its affordable luxury, SMG EPICENTRE will offer first-run movies with its innovative 100% reserved seating. Once inside, patrons will enjoy crystal clear Dolby audio and the best in today's Barco projection systems. At the push of a button, guests will experience Studio Movie Grill's distinct kitchen-to-chair delivery with skilled servers never compromising the view. "From the moment you purchase a ticket, you become a guest of SMG. We want our guests to come in, enjoy themselves in the theatre or at the bar and never feel hurried to get to their seat. It is important that we provide that no-rush feeling at no extra fee to consumers and we invite the Charlotte community to come and experience what sets us apart from our competition," says Schultz, who has spent the last 20 years refining the in-theater dining concept.
With an ever-evolving dining menu, Studio Movie Grill has upped the ante on what to expect from theater food. SMG's menu features an eclectic and varied menu offering Crab Cakes, Kale & Avocado Salad, Sun Dried Tomato & Arugula Pizza, as well as house favorites such as the Steak Sandwich, Crispy Portabella Sandwich and Coconut Chicken Tenders. In-theater or at the premium bar, guests can enjoy an array of drinks including the signature SMG Cellars Cabernet & Chardonnay from Central California. SMG also offers a tempting range of cocktails including the popular Texas Frozen Margarita paying homage to SMG's home state and the signature Studio Blue Grande Margarita alongside perennial favorites such as the New York Cosmo.
Additionally Studio Movie Grill will bring to the city its SMG With A Twist. This alternate programming allows moviegoers the chance to experience cutting edge documentaries, one-night-only concert films, sports and $1 classic movie screenings, as well as themed monthly film series such as "Girls Night Out" and "Brews & Views."
Studio Movie Grill EPICENTRE will be open to the public Monday through Friday from 3 PM to 12 PM and Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM to 1 AM. To learn more, visit http://www.studiomoviegrill.com.
About Studio Movie Grill:
The SMG EPICENTRE, Charlotte, North Carolina opening marks Studio Movie Grill's 12th location to date including seven in Texas - five in the Dallas Fort Worth area, two in Houston - two locations in the Atlanta area, as well as locations in Scottsdale, AZ and Wheaton, IL with more expansion on the way and new locations planned to open in 2013. For additional information, please visit http://www.studiomoviegrill.com.


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With the introduction of Caskeid Bluetooth, you can now use your Pure Jongo multiroom speakers (see our Jongo S3 review) with any audio app, including Spotify, Deezer and Rdio.
Previously, you were limited to Pure's own Connect app if you wanted synchronised audio across multiple speakers. Now, you can have perfectly in-time music playing from any streaming service you like.
The new update to Caskeid means you can send audio from any source (any app on your Android or iOS device) to multiple speakers with a unique combination of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. It's as simple as starting playback and sending it via Bluetooth to a single Jongo speaker in a group. The Caskeid technology integrated into the Jongo speakers takes care of ensuring that music is then seamlessly and synchronously sent to all the speakers in the group.
Nick Hucker, Pure's marketing director, said "Jongo was designed with flexibility in mind and now we've taken this concept a huge step further with Bluetooth Caskeid, which brings the worlds' most accurate and advanced audio synchronisation technology together with the most comprehensive audio content, to a much wider audience, giving them the choice to listen to whatever they want, in great quality throughout the home."


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Five hours of driving on paved highways with jaw-dropping views of mountains and farmland brought us from the international airport in Belize City to our destination: Monkey River Village in the Toledo District, the southernmost area of Belize. We parked our truck and hopped on a boat taxi for the five-minute ride to our new but temporary home, a two-story Caribbean-style home that we are house sitting for six months.
Our journey here began when my husband and I had decided to get off the "earn-and-spend" treadmill. Belize offers thatand the chance to teach our four children the value of a simpler life, away from materialism and consumerism.
Here, in the Toledo District, you get a respite from strip malls and over-development, from pollution and stress. Theres no Wal-Mart in sight (I have heard the closest one is in Mexico). And there's not one fast-food restaurant in the entire country.
We wake each morning to a cool breeze and the sounds of the jungle and the sea: the lapping waves, the calls of exotic birds and, occasionally, howler monkeys making their racket in the trees.
Our village is home to only about 300 residents who rely mostly on fishing and tourism for their income. Its an authentic Creole fishing village where everyone knows everyone else. Neighbors help neighbors. When I needed a lift across the river (where we park our truck at a friend's house), a local guy was happy to give me a ride. Another new friend brought to our dock a lovely gift of lobster. "For the kids," he said, smiling.
And when we want to sit awhile over a Fanta or Belizean-brewed beer Belikin (each in returnable bottles), and ask questions about Belize, the locals are always willing to chat at our neighbor's Barebones Bar up the beach or Ivan's Cool Spot in town.
On the days when we head into town, we pass an elderly Creole gentleman, Horace, who sits on his neat porch, as if he has nothing but time. He greets us each day with the same refrain: "Good morning, mon! Have a good day, mon."
Once we reach the town of Independence, which is just across the line into Stann Creek District, we hit the shops and are met with smiles and waves by shopkeepers. They all recognize usand they are always willing to help.
Like the time we needed to buy a long-sleeved shirt for our two-year-old, who is too fair for the tropical sun. A little girl, about 10 years old, happily led us around to all the stores in town that sold clothing, offering her sweet and child-like perspective on the place she lives. Her mother, who owns a local restaurant, smiles and calls out a greeting every time she sees us drive by. She also makes a mean plate of stewed chicken, rice, and beans. Lunch for two, with fresh orange juicebetter than I've ever tastedwill set you back just $9.
When we want a day in the "big town," we head into Punta Gorda, or "PG," the largest town at the south end of the district, about 1.5 hours away from us.
Views of the rugged Mayan Mountains provide the scenic backdrop as we drive south. Thatched roofs dot the countryside. Every local passing on foot or bicycle offers us a friendly wave as we pass by.
These locals farm the land to provide for their family's needs and rely on fishing for their livelihood. Many still bathe and wash their clothes in the rivers and streams. They cook in outdoor kitchens, letting the rich smells of fried plantains, chicken soup, and spicy beans float into the open air. They wake up and go to sleep with the sun, in a natural human rhythm as old as the earth itself.
When we reach PG, we head for one of the multitude of shops and restaurants here. Or else, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, we visit the lively market where we can buy eight bananas, a huge bouquet of cilantro, and three big bunches of chives. Each of these costs us only 50 cents.
Theres more to the Toledo District than food, though. The Sapodilla Cayesand the area around Monkey River Village, as wellprovide adventure seekers with fishing, snorkeling, swimming, kayaking, and diving, all activities were looking forward to enjoying as a family. We've already tried zip-lining and cave tubing at Big Falls Extreme Adventureswhere we talked to the fun and engaging staff in between zipping from tree to tree and floating down the peaceful, cool Rio Grande River.
We're also planning to soak up as much education as we can while were here. Weve taken our kids on history tours of Maya ruins, with their smooth stones and deep shadows. And now that the kids are on Christmas break from the village school, we'll set out to explore both banana farms and the ecological preserves to learn more about sustainability and preserving the earth.


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NY RANGERS at NJ DEVILS
Friday, Feb. 18, 7:00 p.m.
Prudential Center • Newark, NJ
Rangers: 31-24-4 (66 pts)
Devils: 23-30-4 (50 pts)
* All information through NHL games on Feb. 17
The Rangers will face-off against the New Jersey Devils tomorrow, Feb. 18, at Prudential Center (7:00 p.m.), in the second game of a back-to-back set. The Blueshirts currently rank third in the Atlantic Division standings, and seventh in the Eastern Conference, with a record of 31-24-4 (66 pts). The Rangers enter tomorrow's contest having defeated the Los Angeles Kings, 4-3, in the shootout earlier tonight at Madison Square Garden, and have won their last two games. The Devils enter the contest with a 23-30-4 (50 pts) record to rank 13th in the Eastern Conference, and have registered a point in 15 of their last 16 games (13-1-2). Following tomorrow's contest, the Rangers will face-off against the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday, Feb. 20, at Madison Square Garden (12:30 p.m.), in an Atlantic Division matinee match-up.
* TV: MSG Network
6:30 p.m. – Rangers Pre-Game Show with Bill Pidto and Brian Leetch
7:00 p.m. – Rangers at Devils
Broadcasters: Sam Rosen (Play-By-Play), Joe Micheletti (Analyst), John Giannone (In-Game Reporter)
* Radio: 1050 ESPN Radio & www.newyorkrangers.com
6:30 p.m. – Rangers Pre-Game Show
7:00 p.m. – Rangers at Devils
Broadcasters: Kenny Albert (Play-By-Play), Dave Maloney (Analyst)
RANGERS vs. DEVILS:
* All-Time: 97-81-27-5 overall (53-29-20-2 at home, 44-52-7-3 on the road)
* 2010-11: Tonight is the fifth of six meetings this season, and the third of three at Prudential Center. New York is 3-1-0 thus far, including a 2-0-0 mark at New Jersey.
* Last Season: New York was 3-2-1 overall and 2-1-0 on the road. Five of their six meetings were decided by two goals or less, including two that required the shootout.
* The Rangers rank seventh with a 17-12-1 (35 pts) record on the road; the Devils rank 26th with a 13-13-3 (29 pts) mark at home
* New York is 9-6-1 vs. the Atlantic Division; New Jersey is 5-10-0 against the Atlantic Division
* Henrik Lundqvist is 21-8-5 with a 1.87 goals against average and five shutouts in 34 career regular season games vs. the Devils; Martin Biron is 8-15-2-2 with a 3.16 goals against average and two shutouts in 30 career regular season contests vs. New Jersey
* Vinny Prospal has registered a team-high, 21 assists and 32 points in 48 career regular season contests vs. New Jersey
* New York lists no former Devils on their roster
* New Jersey lists no former Rangers on their roster
The Blueshirts have posted a plus-eight rating on special teams (PPG+SHG minus PPGA+SHGA) this season, which is tied for fifth in the league.
* Power Play: The Rangers did not tally a goal in four power play opportunities (6:00) last night vs. Los Angeles, and are now 7-38 (18.4%) with the man advantage in their last eight games. New York ranks 23rd overall (35-215, 16.3%) and is tied for 22nd on the road (14-101, 13.9%). The Rangers are 2-9 (7:45) in five-on-three situations (last – 2/7 at DET), and 0-3 (4:23) when four-on-three (last – 2/17 vs. LAK). Shorthanded goals allowed (4): 11/20 at MIN (Cullen); 12/5 vs. OTT (Kelly); 1/2 at FLA (Weiss); 1/16 vs. PHI (Richards).
* Penalty Killing: The Blueshirts surrendered one goal to the Kings in three shorthanded situations (4:57) last night at MSG, and have allowed only five power play goals against in the last 17 games (47-52, 90.4% over the span). New York ranks eighth overall (166-198, 83.8%) and 12th on the road (91-110, 82.7%). The Rangers are 7-9 (6:45) in three-on-five situations (last – 2/3 vs. NJD), and 4-6 (2:41) when three-on-four (last – 11/15 at PIT). Shorthanded goals for (9): 10/9 at BUF (Dubinsky); 11/5 at NJD (Dubinsky); 11/15 at PIT (Staal); 11/24 at TBL (Boyle); 11/26 at FLA (Prust); 12/5 vs. OTT (Prust); 12/12 vs. WSH (Staal); 12/16 vs. PHX (Prust); 1/7 at DAL (Fedotenko).
* Four-on-Four: New York did not tally/yield a goal in one four-on-four situation (1:00) last night vs. Los Angeles, and are now plus-three in 46, four-on-four situations (91:57). The Rangers are even in one, three-on-three situation (2:00) this season (2/17 vs. LAK). Four-on-four goals for (5): 10/18 vs. COL (Frolov); 11/11 vs. BUF (Anisimov); 11/15 at PIT (Callahan); 12/12 vs. WSH (Callahan); 1/5 vs. CAR (Zuccarello). Four-on-four goals allowed (2): 10/15 vs. TOR (Kessel); 1/1 at TBL (Thompson).
The Rangers own a record of 16-5-2 vs. the Devils since the start of the 2007-08 season, including an 8-3-1 mark at New Jersey during the stretch, dating back to a 2-0 win on Oct. 25, 2007. Henrik Lundqvist, who has started in each of the Rangers' last 28 meetings with the Devils, has registered a 2.03 goals against average, .929 save percentage and five shutouts in the 23-game stretch.
The Rangers will conclude their 15th of 18 back-to-back sets tonight at New Jersey. New York is 8-5-1 (2-1-0 at home, 6-4-1 on the road) in the first game of back-to-backs. The Blueshirts are 10-4-0 (4-2-0 at home, 6-2-0 on the road) in the second game this season, having out-scored their opponent, 39-24, in those games. Over the last two seasons, New York is 19-6-2 in the back-end of back-to-back sets, including an 8-3-1 mark at MSG and 11-3-1 on the road over the span.
Henrik Lundqvist posted his 200th career win in a 4-3 shootout win vs. Los Angeles last night, becoming only the fifth goalie in franchise history to reach the 200-win mark and moving into a tie with John Vanbiesbrouck for fourth on the Rangers' all-time wins list.
Rangers' forwards Ryan Callahan, Brandon Dubinsky and Vinny Prospal have each made strong returns since returning from injury earlier this month. Callahan has registered seven points (five goals, two assists) in seven games since returning from injury on Feb. 1 vs. Pittsburgh, following a 19-game hiatus due to a broken hand suffered on Dec. 15 at Pittsburgh. Dubinsky also returned on Feb. 1 after missing five games with a stress fracture on his left fibula, and has recorded five points (two goals, three assists) over the span. Prospal made his season debut on Feb. 3 vs. New Jersey after missing the first 53 games of the season with a knee injury, and has tallied three points (two goals, one assist) in six games.
New York has posted a record of 7-16-3 when trailing after the second period. The Rangers' seven wins, 17 points and .269 winning percentage rank first in the NHL. The Blueshirts have out-shot their opponent, 114-56, in the third period of their last 10 games.
The Rangers have registered five more wins and seven more points compared to last season through 59 games (26-26-7, 55 points in 2009-10), having tallied 14 more goals (166 this season, 152 last season) while allowing 16 fewer goals against (147 this season, 163 last season). New York has also shown a four-goal improvement while shorthanded compared to 2009-10 (nine this season, five last season).
The Rangers lead the league in hits (1,695), are tied for first in shorthanded goals (nine), third in blocked shots (935), fourth in road wins (17), seventh in goals against (147), rank eighth in penalty killing (83.8%), and eighth with a plus-19 goal differential.
The Blueshirts rank ninth in the league with a .552 winning percentage in one-goal games, posting a record of 16-9-4 in those contests. Their 16 wins and 29 one-goal games are tied for fifth in the NHL. Sixteen of the Rangers' last 21 games have been decided by one goal, including eight of their last 11 road games.
The Rangers have had 17 different players credited with at least one game winning goal this season, which is the most in the NHL.
The Rangers have the sixth youngest team in the league with an average age of 26 years and 210 days, and the youngest defensive corp in the league with an average age of 24 years and 328 days. *based on NHL rosters on Jan. 11
* Marian Gaborik enters tonight's contest with a four-game scoring streak (one goal, four assists), and has recorded a point in eight of the last nine games (two goals, seven assists); he has tallied 14 points (six goals, eight assists) in the last 12 games
* Brandon Dubinsky enters tonight's contest with a four-game scoring streak (two goals, two assists)
* Ryan Callahan has recorded seven points (five goals, two assists) in the last seven games, with five points (three goals, two assists) in the last two
* Artem Anisimov has tallied nine points (three goals, six assists) in the last 12 games
* Henrik Lundqvist: 200th career NHL win (2/17 vs. LAK)
* Derek Boogaard (injured shoulder on Dec. 9) – 29
* Alex Frolov (injured knee on Jan. 8, expected to be sidelined for the remainder of the season) – 16
* Ruslan Fedotenko (shoulder separation on Jan. 19/appendectomy on Feb. 2, 3 weeks) – 11
* Chris Drury (injured knee on Feb. 4, 6 weeks) – 5
Total Man-Games Lost: 222
* Feb. 16: Recalled forward Kris Newbury from Connecticut


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BOSTON - Bruins forward Chris Kelly desperately wanted a win Wednesday. Not for the two points that would have pushed the Bruins into a clear-cut division lead but for the fans who united after the Boston Marathon bombings.
"We wanted to put a smile on our fans' faces, and I'm upset we didn't," Kelly said.
The Buffalo Sabres won 3-2 in a shootout after tying the score with 27 seconds left. Both teams remained on the ice and saluted the fans.
"You really see why Boston is such a special city," Bruins forward Brad Marchand said. "You're out there with thousands of people you don't know, but it's like we're all one. It was special tonight. Even Buffalo staying out there and us staying out there, we just wanted to show our respect and give thanks for the fans."
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Said Sabres forward Cody Hodgson: "We feel for the city of Boston and the people involved. It affects everybody. (The stick salute) was something we talked about. A quick tribute to them and what they have done."
Because the game went to overtime, the Bruins earned a point and clinched a spot in the playoffs. But for Boston's Patrice Bergeron, who returned from a concussion, that wasn't what he was playing for Wednesday night.
"What happened the last few days, it put things into perspective," he said. "You make sure you realize that we're trying to do this for our city and it was special to be part of it."
The game was full of special moments.
Rene Rancourt took the ice at TD Garden, accompanied by the Boston Fire Department Honor Guard, ready to deliver his signature rendition of the national anthem.
After singing a few verses, Rancourt lowered his microphone and conducted as 17,565 proud Bostonians delivered a bone-chilling Star-Spangled Banner.
"It was emotional, and in a way made you feel proud of the city, our fans and of the solidarity that was shown throughout," Bruins coach Claude Julien said.
There was a moment of silence and a "Boston Strong" video to honor the victims and first responders from Monday's twin explosions.
Rather than booming "Let's go, Bruins," fans erupted with energetic "Let's go, Boston" chants.
The Bruins organization announced $250,000 had been donated to a fund for families most affected by Monday's events. Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs pledged $100,000, and the TD Garden, NHL and NHL Players' Association each donated $50,000.
Fans gathered on Causeway Street before the game, and not even patrolling helicopters and security vehicles deterred them. They piled into the arena clad in American flags and carrying signs that read "Pray for Boston" and "Boston strong." One held a sign that said, "Boston: Strongest city in America."
"There was an eerie feeling in the city," said fan Mary Cassano of Boxford, Mass. "But I'm not afraid to be here at all. People become stronger for something like this. We're tough people, and it brings you closer together."


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Minneapolis, Minn - Leslie Weeks, Preeclampsia Board Chair and Steve and Jennifer Bohach, co-founders of the HELLP Syndrome Society tonight announced the two organizations have agreed to a merger that will formally take effect on January 1, 2009.
The HELLP Syndrome Society was one of the first patient based hypertensive pregnancy organizations in the world. They were also one of the first organizations of its type to use the power of the internet to reach out to women affected by HELLP Syndrome by establishing a web site and an online research Questionnaire. In so doing, the Society amassed one of the largest and most extensive data bases of HELLP Syndrome survivors in the world. Over the last decade, Steve and Jennifer have been instrumental in using their vast and detailed database of patients to assist the research efforts of several physicians. Steve Bohach noted, "We lost our baby, Taylor, to HELLP Syndrome and I almost lost my wife." As a result of their experience, they created the HELLP Syndrome Society as a way to offer information and support to others affected by this seriously dangerous variant of preeclampsia. Bohach continued, "Jennifer and I knew we had to do something to try and prevent other families from experiencing the tragedy we went through."
J. Thomas Viall, Executive Director of the Preeclampsia Foundation said that "while the HELLP group will come under the Preeclampsia umbrella, we will be certain to continue Steve and Jennifer's good work and provide critically important information to this significant subset of preeclampsia patients." He continued, "Given the current economic climate and the stress it places on nonprofit organizations, this merger also makes good business sense."
The Preeclampsia Foundation is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in the year 2000 to fund and drive research, raise public and professional awareness, and provide support and education for those whose lives have been touched by preeclampsia and other hypertensive disorders of pregnancy. Its mission is to stop preventable death and disability of mothers and babies by eliminating delays in diagnosis, implementing the best known practices, developing new practices, and helping women and their families through the impact of preeclampsia. The Preeclampsia Foundation is funding four research projects this year through its Vision Grant Program and operates an on-line Forum that serves the needs of thousands of visitors every month. Leslie Weeks, Chair of the Preeclampsia Board said, "I too am a preeclampsia survivor and I also lost a baby. The sad thing is that our stories are more common than many people realize. That's why I am so pleased that our two organizations are joining in common purpose. Together, we can build on each other's resources to reach more, teach more, and do more."
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Clippings ArticleIt seems appropriate, in this coming year of change, to talk about establishing new traditions. That doesn't mean tossing out the old, but rather making way for the changes that are ahead and learning how to embrace them with all the richness of family rituals.I speak for many, as an adult with three grown daughters, to recognize that the holiday traditions we celebrated 20 years ago when they were young, giddy and true-believers, are much different today. Not yet the granddad and with daughters in the Rockies and further West, the four of us gather when we can and celebrate togetherness simply because we miss each other and rejoice in the bonding of just being together. We ski. We run. We hike, bike, kayak, swim, water-ski, rock-climb or just hang on the porch and gab away the hours. This past January we had cause to go to Hawaii to see an uncle of mine married and be part of the wedding party. We all took time off from work and school (not an easy thing in itself) and spent the better part of a week playing on the shores of Oahu and being with family. We played in the surf, toured the island, paid $10 each to open a clam and see what type of pearl would be inside; two of us took surfing lessons after the other two had to get back to their respective responsibilities, and we all had a memorable time together.Three months later, two daughters and I met in Big Sur, California to run in their first marathon along that spectacular coast to Carmel. We started the race together, ran stride for stride for those 26 miles and crossed the finish hand-in-hand triumphant over our heads. That night I treated them to cocktails at Carmel's Highlands Lodge and saw a glorious, blazing orange sunset over the Pacific in country made famous by photographer Ansel Adams. It was an occasion not to forget.My two youngest, Elsie and Christy, spent most of the summer in Vermont at their respective jobs, while the oldest, Polly, stayed in Denver. Our annual summer vacation in Colorado didn't catch all three sisters at our family cabin at the same time (Elsie was guiding canoe trips for Songaneewin and couldn't get off) — a first, I think, in their lives.Christy, now 23, moved to Vancouver from Brooklyn this August and just making that long trip in a van, landing there with no friends around, and with the three of them not connecting this summer was just short of lonely, so we gathered back in Colorado this past September (with two of the three boy friends) to see the aspen turn colors and be there with their grandparents for five days. We enjoyed the bugling of elk, a memorable 14-mile hike to Spectacle Lake (off trail) with a few climbing moves on wet rock beside a stream cascading down from cliffs above, and spending time laughing and playing and being giddy — as though they were kids opening presents around a tree.They'll all fly back home this Christmas for a welcome 10-day visit. Their time will be split between homes and friends, skiing and playing and long talks around the woodstove with hot tea. Then off they'll go again and we'll see what adventures come in the new year and how we can arrange to meet in the midst of them — creating memories that will tide us over until home beckons or months drift by. It is in this framework that new traditions for the four of us must be born and cherished. They will be of the fleeting, catch-me-as-you-can sort. Perhaps a long-race each year (even as a team) would be fun. Or a yearly adventure with a new sport or different twist on a familiar sport: hang-gliding off the South Carolina coastal bluffs; kite-surfing in Cape Hatterus; kayaking the St. Lawrence with the whales – or, perhaps, all meeting to volunteer in New Orleans for a couple of weeks to help repair what this nation never fully restored. I'd like to think that we would be able to meet each year in Vermont to open Christmas stockings on the morning of, ski together or skate on the lake if the ice is good, enjoy Christmas dinner around the table with the extra leaf in and my Kansas-based parents there too. But knowing how things change, I'm not counting on it. Rather, I'm counting on finding ways to be together when we can and to make sure we create memories full of laughter and good times spent together — a tradition of mobility, spontaneity and ingenuity … and even if it's not always getting together at Christmas, we'll have some gathering to look forward to and cherish all through the year. It's not eggnog, but I think it'll catch on and last.


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Earlier in the day, the 20-year-old actress was spotted leaving a pal's house early in the morning.
"It's helped having Taylor [Swift] and Vanessa [Hudgens] both be older than me," Selena recently told People mag about her two pals. "They've kind of experienced a little bit more, and at the same time we're experiencing the exact same things together."
"It's nice just to be able to pick up the phone and be like, 'Ugh, I had this person say this and it's annoying,' and have someone understand and really get what you're going through," Selena added. "I think that's [our] main connection. I just enjoy having people in the business in my life because it helps."


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Minivan/Van Buying Guide
Minivans and vans are highly versatile transport vehicles that can carry either cargo or passengers. With their huge interior volume, they are capable of accommodating up to three or even four rows of passenger seating. Most full-size vans are also capable of carrying a weight load on par with that of a full-size pickup truck.
About Minivans and Vans
The name 'van' is a shortened version of 'caravan,' which means covered vehicle. Cargo and passenger vans have existed since the early days of the automobile. With their strong engines and boxy cargo compartments, vans were initially intended as commercial vehicles for transporting goods and making deliveries.
Vans became more popular with everyday drivers during the late 1950s and early 1960s. The VW Bus was one model that helped make the compact van widely popular with drivers. As compact vans enjoyed increasing popularity in the US during the 1960s, many other automakers were inspired by the success of the VW Bus. Several U.S. automakers entered the compact van market, releasing vehicles like the Dodge A100. One of the first commercially produced full-sized vans released by the U.S. auto industry was the Ford Econoline, which came out in 1961.
While there have been many different models and sizes of vans available over the decades, minivans really only came into being in 1983. In 1984, Chrysler introduced both the Dodge Caravan and the Plymouth Voyager. Like full size vans, minivans employ a two-box design with one compartment for the engine and another for passengers and cargos; however minivans are typically shorter in height and length than full-size versions.
Minivans continued to flood into the North American market throughout the 1980s and into the 1990s. Models such as the Chevrolet Astro, the Ford Aerostar, and the GMC Safari were introduced by American automakers. Japanese automaker Mazda released the popular MPV in 1989, and Toyota released the highly successful Previa the following year.
By 2000, minivans were a fixture on the automotive landscape. Built low to the ground on a passenger car chassis, they were easy to drive and took up a minimal amount of space, despite their ample interiors. While four-cylinder engines initially powered most minivans, today many models are equipped with V-6s. Full-size vans are also still popular today, although the market share has dwindled some as concerns over fuel economy have driven sales of the minivan instead.
Minivan and Van Variations
Most minivans have front-wheel drive. Full-size vans, on the other hand, tend to be rear-wheel drive. However, there are some models available that have four-wheel drive.
Minivans and vans are also available in different configurations. Some vans are designed to haul cargo while others are designated as passenger vans. However, one of the most attractive aspects of minivans and vans in any category is their usefulness. Many vans and minivans can be used for either passengers or cargo.
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Minivans dominate a significant portion of the current van market. Some of the more popular models of minivans and vans currently being sold include the Kia Sedona, the Honda Odyssey, the Nissan Quest, and the Dodge Caravan. Today the Dodge Sprinter and the Chevrolet Express/GMC Savana largely dominate the market for full-size vans.
Who Drives Minivans and Vans?
Minivans and vans provide convenience, flexibility and ample room for passengers or cargo. Because they are compact and easy to drive, such vans are ideal for busy parents on the go. Their sliding side doors make them perfect for dropping off and picking up kids from school or the soccer field. Minivans have ample cargo room, which also makes them great for picking up several bags of groceries.
With their added power and immense capacity for transporting passengers or cargo, full-size vans are less practical for everyday use. Vans like the Chevrolet Express and the Ford E-Series are better suited for transporting goods or people than they are for a daily commute to work or a trip to the store. However, vans of this type are perfect for anyone who works in the transportation industry. The interior space of the biggest full-size vans on the market can be configured to accommodate up to four rows of passenger seating. They also have enough cargo space to carry 270 cubic feet of cargo or more.


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- Defense lawyers: They were convicted on one accusation, not all
- Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana are sentenced in a Milan court
- So, too, are four others associated with their upscale fashion company
- The fashion luminaries' lawyer says their convictions will be appealed
Fashion luminaries Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana were sentenced to prison in Italy Wednesday for failing to pay 40.4 million euros in taxes to the Italian government, their lawyer and a prosecutor said.
"This time it was not the case like the invoice for car repair," prosecutor Laura Pedio said of the crime for which the fashion duo was convicted. "This time it's serious, complicated, sophisticated tax fraud crime."
Both men were sentenced to one year and eight months in prison and, in addition to what they owe in taxes, told to pay a fine of 500,000 euros. Their lawyer, Massimo Dinoia, vowed that the defense plans to appeal the convictions as well as the related fines and sentences.
"Dolce and Gabbana will not go to jail now or ever," Dinoia said.
Four others associated with the upscale Dolce & Gabbana brand -- including Domenico's brother Alfonso Dolce and company tax consultant Luciano Patelli -- also face prison time, though Dinoia and Pedio did not know the length of all their sentences. While the decision was announced Wednesday morning in a Milan court, authorities did not immediately release details to the media or public.
According to Pedio, investigators found that between 2004 and 2007 Dolce and Gabbana failed to tell Italian authorities about an offshoot company they'd set up in Luxembourg, costing Italy millions of euros in taxes.
"I'm very satisfied with the sentence," the prosecutor said. "It was a very elaborate (use of an offshore company) that appeared legal, but was illegal."
The fashion magnates' defense team said this wasn't a sweeping verdict. In a statement, the lawyers said the court found Dolce and Gabbana innocent "of the accusation of having unfaithfully declared their earnings," even as the two men were convicted on a "taxes declaration omission."
It's not clear how the court ruling will impact the storied Dolce & Gabbana company, if at all.
The two stylists debuted their brand in an October 1985 show in Milan. Since then, they have exploded to become one of the world's most recognizable and desired fashion companies, with an array of products and stores from Azerbaijan to Qatar to Singapore to the United States and many places in between.


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Bomb Threats Rattle Walmart Stores in Kansas, Missouri
(LEAVENWORTH, Kan.) -- Two Walmart stores received bomb threats on Sunday, prompting police to evacuate stores and search for dangerous devices, Kansas police officials said.
The threats in Leavenworth and Lawrence came after at least eight Missouri Walmarts received threats on Friday.
Leavenworth Deputy Police Chief Dan Nicodemus told ABC News that someone called a Walmart in Grand View, Mo., to threaten the Leavenworth location. Grand View Walmart employees called Leavenworth police at 4:27 a.m. on Sunday, he said.
"It's not how it typically happens, but nonetheless the threat is the same," Nicodemus said.
Walmart spokesman Dan Fogleman released a statement to ABC News regarding the threats.
"We're concerned anytime someone makes a threat that might endanger our customers and associates," he said. "We're grateful no one was injured. We apologize to our customers for any inconvenience. We want to make sure everyone stays safe."
He said the company would also be working with law enforcement to find the person responsible for the threats.
ABC17 in Columbia, Mo., reported on Friday that Walmarts in Jefferson City, Nixa, Ozark, Raytown, Gladstone and Fredericktown were shut down due to bomb threats.
In all, eight Missouri Walmarts were threatened, according to KMBC-TV, ABC's Kansas City, Mo., affiliate.
Fredricktown Police Chief Eric Hovis told ABC17 he thinks the Friday threats are related.
The Fredricktown threat came into the Walmart there at 6:45 p.m., he said.
"It was an automated call, and the voice said, 'There's a bomb in the building. You have two hours to get everybody out this store. This is not a joke,'" he said.
Officers did not find bombs in any of the threatened stores.
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text: Nagoya, Japan, November 10, 2010 – Thailand rallied to beat the Czech Republic in four sets (16-25, 25-18, 25-20, 25-23) on the final day of second-round Pool F play in the 2010 FIVB Women's World Championship at Nippon Gaishi Hall on Wednesday afternoon.The victory was crucial for Thailand who had to win to retain any hope of advancing to the semifinals. The loss eliminated the Czech Republic. Apinyapong Wilavan and Sittirak Onuma were the offensive forces for Thailand, compiling 20 and 17 points respectively. Onuma recorded four serving aces and Emorn Phanusit contributed 10 points.Aneta Havlickova led the Czechs with a match-high 23 points. Helena Havelkova and Ivana Plchotova added 14 and 12 respectively. The Czechs had the advantage in blocking, 14-7, including six by Plchotova but it was not enough against Thailand's faster pace.The Czech Republic led 16-12 at the second TTO in the first set and Thailand, who were routed by Italy on Tuesday, appeared flat again in losing the set 25-16. Helena Havelkova scored eight points for the Czechs in the opening set.Led by Sittirak, the Thais came back in the second set with some nice passing and equalized, 25-18. Thailand continued the surge in the third set, serving well and playing good defence, and took the set 25-20. The Thais were especially adept at well-placed tips, frustrating the Czechs several times.The Czech Republic led 16-13 at the second TTO in the fourth set but Thailand surged ahead 18-17 and closed out the contest 25-23. The match marked this first meeting ever between the two nations.


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Hold onto your gorgeous pale butts, because there's some indoor tanning propaganda on the horizon.
The recently founded American Suntanning Association is made up of people (most of whom, I'm assuming, profit off the tanning industry) who think evil legislators and scientists are trying to take away our right to indoor tanning by warning us about the dangers of it (you know, little things like developing deadly melanoma and leathery skin). This week, scientists are trying to preempt a major ad campaign by the association by doing some press of their own.
But the ASA has already adopted one of the oldest tricks in the political book: misleading labels. Much like the "pro-life" movement calling its opponents "anti-life," the ASA is calling doctors who study skin cancer and save lives "anti-UV lobbyists." Yes, that's anti-UV as in anti-ultraviolet-light. What?! I guess, yeah, I am against the sun's harmful rays. I'm also anti-natural disasters and anti-cancer. Crazy, I know.
So when what I'm sure will be glossy, beautiful ads full of orange people with bleached, beachy waves appear on your TV and in your magazines, don't fall for it. Tanning—indoor and outdoor—is still as bad for you as ever. Practice safe sun...your health will thank you for it.
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