81. The Webtender: Scurvy The Webtender An Online Bartender. Please support our sponsor. scurvy. Ingredients2 oz Banana liqueur; 2 oz Vodka; Orange juice. Mixing instructions http://www.webtender.com/db/drink/4146

Scurvy Ingredients: 2 oz Banana liqueur 2 oz Vodka Orange juice Mixing instructions: Pour the banana liqueur into a glass. Add vodka and last the orange juice to taste. Creator/contributor's comments: We developed this drink at our schools winter classic weekend it was so good that we drink it whenever we go out. Drink Information: Category: Ordinary Drink Alcohol: Alcoholic Serve in: Unknown glass type Rating: - 6 votes [ vote Contributor: Al Lipscombe Added: 27.Jun.1998 Options: Find similar drinks E-mail drink Print drink Add to favourites ... Show your favourites Support future development of The Webtender. Read more here Home Search Forum ... About

82. Scurvy scurvy, periungual hemorrhage. scurvy, periungual hemorrhage. scurvy, corkscrewhair. Overview, Symptoms, Treatment, Prevention. scurvy. Definition http://www.iowaclinic.com/adam/ency/article/000355.shtml

Disease Injury Nutrition Poison ... Prevention Scurvy Definition: A condition characterized by general weakness anemia , gum disease ( gingivitis ), and skin hemorrhages resulting from a lack of ascorbic acid Vitamin C ) in the diet. Scurvy is now most frequently seen in older, malnourished adults. Alternative Names: Vitamin C deficiency; Deficiency - vitamin C; Scorbutus Review Date: 12/5/2001 Reviewed By: Victoria Kennedy, RN, A.D.A.M. editorial. Home Introduction Specialties and Locations Bill Payment Online ... Health Library

83. A Scurvy Elephant A scurvy Elephant. blog archives. http://scurvyelephant.blogspot.com/

get rid of this ad advertise here A Scurvy Elephant blog archives favorite blogs fav #1 fav #2 fav #3 contact... Tell me how much you like my blog. Hah! Tuesday, August 13, 2002 It's time to start cooking. I've already made the pie crust for the apple galette. After buying the book The Cheese Plate , I wanted to have a cheese course, so bought a few cheeses. This morning, I tried to look them up on the internet, to have a little more info. No luck! One I've had before: Guilloteau goat brie. It's great, and is just what you'd think a goat brie would taste like (maybe a little milder). The other two, Jacquin Bleuette and Swiss Le Merechal, I can't find. The first is looking a little scarier than when I bought it. It's cut in a triangle, with slashes of blue through it. The texture looks like it will be soft to runny when it warms up. I'm a little afraid to serve it. I'll need to give it a try a little later. In a while, I'll make the ratatouille. I have eggplant from the coop and tomatoes from a friend's garden. I'd rather make it this morning, so the flavors can blend. Later, I'll make polenta to have with the ratatouille. I still need to buy greens for the salad. If all goes well, the menu is Watermelon Jello coctails (okay, silly, but they're VERY cute)

84. Reduce Scurvy Through Germination Reduce scurvy Risk through Germination! Summary of published paperGermination of pulses, ie allowing them to sprout, substantially http://www.ennonline.net/fex/05/rs9-2.html

Reduce Scurvy Risk through Germination! Summary of published paper Germination of pulses, i.e. allowing them to sprout, substantially increases their vitamin C content. Knowledge of this fact has led to suggestions that beans given out in emergency general rations should be allowed to germinate as a strategy to combat risk of scurvy. A recent study set out to evaluate the extent to which germinating pulses and legumes were a potential source of vitamin C for refugee communities with poor vitamin C status. The researchers tested a large variety of legumes which were allowed to germinate over a 5 day period. Vitamin C content was compared with a control group of legumes which had been soaked overnight and then tested for vitamin C content. The study confirmed that the vitamin C content of pulses increased greatly on germination and reached levels that would meet vitamin C requirements even when other constituents of refugee rations were grossly inadequate in this micronutrient. With most strains the recommended nutrient intake was achievable by eating less than 40 gms of germinated bean each day. General rations usually provide between 40-60 gms of bean per day. The researchers estimated that roughly half of the pulse seeds in many basic rations if germinated for between 3-5 days, would probably generate enough vitamin C to prevent scurvy. The authors also point out that the nutritional value of beans would often be improved in other ways through this process. For example, phytic acid, which is a potent inhibitor of zinc and iron absorption from legumes and cereals, would be destroyed. Emergency rations are often marginally deficient in both zinc and iron.

85. S C U R V Y . N E T Other Stuff scurvy? And now for an important Public Service Announcement. scurvy.netmay experience temporary down time during the first two weeks of June. http://orange.scurvy.net/

We're loaded with Booty. Members: [Ben] [Air] [Tim] n/a Other Stuff: Scurvy? Network Site Stats More Stats ... CANDID Hosted Sites: DataPipe Temp Links: Swiss Pics 3:31 am Here is another funny link for your viewing pleasure. And now for an important Public Service Announcement. Scurvy.net may experience temporary down time during the first two weeks of June. The important word here is "may" (not as in the month). You shall be kept posted as the situation develops further. -Ben Older "News" Scurvy Nation [3/31/2000 - 7:26 am] I just found this hilarious site which I felt obligated to share with everyone. It's called Scurvy Nation -Ben Scurvy Designs tim@scurvy.net Damn Straight it's powered by L I N U X (C.) 1999 Scurvy.Net

86. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries When the sailors were at sea for several months without any fresh food and novitamin C in their diet, they would get a terrible disease called scurvy. http://library.thinkquest.org/J002678F/scurvy.htm

Welcome to the ThinkQuest Junior of Entries The web site you have requested, Who Goes There: European Exploration of the New World , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to Who Goes There: European Exploration of the New World click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... Who Goes There: European Exploration of the New World click here to view this site A ThinkQuest Junior 2000 Entry Click image for the Site Awards Received Silver Site Desciption Why did Europeans explore during the Age of Exploration in the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries? Find out when you join our voyage of exploration along with famous Portuguese, Spanish, English, and French explorers. Hear them tell their stories through interviews, autobiographies, biographies, and journals. It's an exciting way to learn about famous explorers, very different from your social studies textbook.

87. Yaledailynews.com - Spices And Scurvy Tell Seamen's Tale Published Friday, November 1, 1996 Spices and scurvy tell seamen's taleBY ANNEMARIE HINDMAN. is one of bravery, greed, scurvy and grog. http://www.yaledailynews.com/article.asp?AID=5513

88. Scurvy: From HealthSquare.com A complete explanation of scurvy including risks, what to expect andwhen to call the doctor. scurvy. Advertising. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW. http://www.healthsquare.com/mc/fgmc9047.htm

Privacy About Advertising Advertising Advertising Home Guide to Medical Care Scurvy GOTO: PDR® Encyclopedia of Medicine PDR® Guide to Prescription Drugs HEALTH INFORMATION CENTER Advertising Advertising FIND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS Doctors ... Pharmacies Scurvy Advertising WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Scurvy is nothing more than a serious deficiency of vitamin C. Although it's easily corrected with supplements, it can cause a number of alarming symptoms. Vitamin C is essential for healthy connective tissue, bones, and teeth, and without it these tissues become weak and easily damaged. Vitamin C also plays an important role in the healing process, so people with a deficiency find that wounds and burns are slow to heal. There are two forms of scurvy: adult and infantile. Causes Scurvy develops when the diet lacks adequate amounts of vitamin C. Certain conditions increase the body's demand for vitamin C and therefore increase the risk of deficiency. These conditions include pregnancy, breastfeeding, diarrhea, inflammatory diseases, burns, surgery, and exposure to intense heat or cold. Signs/Symptoms The most easily recognized tip-offs of scurvy are swollen, purple, spongy gums that are quick to bleed. Subtle early warning signs include fatigue, weight loss, weakness, irritability, vague aches, and wounds that do not heal. As the disease gets worse, the teeth may loosen and you may begin to notice bleeding under the skin, especially under the fingernails and around hair follicles. Other possible symptoms include swelling in the legs, bleeding in the lining of the eyelid, and arthritis.

89. Welcome To Scurvy: A Collection Of Prank Calls And Various Hate-filled Rants. welcome to my humble linux box scurvy runs OpenNap.(12/31/02). Read about what theTCPA doesn't wan't everyone else to consider. scurvy has a forum.(12/14/02). http://scurvy.2y.net/

The Brent Justice Quote Generator: some one look ing at my conversation Now Playing: Dave Matthews Band - Rhyme-Reason welcome to my humble linux box Scurvy might stay up! My badass pal fefe has been kind enough to offer his own connection for scurvy to share! This means he can map a couple of ports on his linux router and allow this site (and yours, if hosted here) to remain active. Everyone send fefe 5 bucks. The scurvy wireless LAN is slick. So I dusted off my wireless card that I thought would be useless with the wireless network at my apartment complex going down, but as it turns out, the Linksys WMP11 can function as a primitive access point. So now, my girlfriend and my roommates can all share my cable line, since the complex has yet to hook everyone up with internet... Scurvy going down. I'm going to travel around Russia and Eastern Asia for the duration of the coming summer, and must therefore move all of my stuff to my parents' house. They don't have a static connection, so it's likely that scurvy will be down for that time. I leave May 8th, so some time right before then, I'll unplug my computer and cancel my cable service. If your website is hosted on Scurvy, then back up your shit some time before May and move it somewhere else. It won't be lost or anything, it'll just be inaccessible for 3 months. I'll let you know if things change and I have a place to leave my comp running for the summer. I've got some pictures up.

90. DC224 / David Grubbs / Rickets & Scurvy DAVID GRUBBS RICKETS scurvy. Transom Don’t Think A Dream to HelpMe Sleep The Nearer By and By I Did No Such Roaming Pinned to http://www.dragcity.com/catalog/records/dc224.html

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91. Scurvy scurvy. Definition. scurvy is a condition caused by a lack of vitaminC (ascorbic acid) in the diet. Signs of scurvy include http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/ency/scurvy.html

Encyclopedia Index S Home Encyclopedia Encyclopedia Index S Scurvy Definition Scurvy is a condition caused by a lack of vitamin C (ascorbic acid) in the diet. Signs of scurvy include tiredness, muscle weakness, joint and muscle aches, a rash on the legs, and bleeding gums. In the past, scurvy was common among sailors and other people deprived of fresh fruits and vegetables for long periods of time. Description Scurvy is very rare in countries where fresh fruits and vegetables are readily available and where processed foods have vitamin C added. Vitamin C is an important antioxidant vitamin involved in the development of connective tissues, lipid and vitamin metabolism, biosynthesis of neurotransmitters, immune function, and wound healing. It is found in fruits, especially citrus fruits like oranges, lemons, and grapefruit, and in green leafy vegetables like broccoli and spinach. In adults, it may take several months of vitamin C deficiency before symptoms of scurvy develop. Currently, the recommended daily allowance (RDA) for vitamin C is 50-60 mg/day for adults; 35 mg/day for infants; 40-45 mg/day for children 1-14; 70 mg/day during pregnancy ; and 90-95 mg/day during lactation . The body's need for vitamin C increases when a person is under stress smoking , or taking certain medications.

92. PROGRESS ANNOUNCED IN SCURVY RESEARCH "Cure Just Around The Corner" PROGRESS ANNOUNCED IN scurvy RESEARCH. Cure just around the corner .WASHINGTON (Reuters) Scientists from the National scurvy Institute http://www.internetwks.com/pauling/haha.html

PROGRESS ANNOUNCED IN SCURVY RESEARCH "Cure just around the corner" WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists from the National Scurvy Institute (NSI) recently convened a 5 day seminar to assess progress in the War on Scurvy. The future looks bright and a cure is just around the corner announced a spokesman at the seminar. Over the past 30 years NSI, NIH (National Institute of Health) and ASS (American Scurvy Society) have spent over $30 billion on scurvy research. Pharmaceutical companies have over 80 new drugs in development to combat scurvy according to the FDA. The 5 year survival rate after diagnosis of scurvy is over 50% up from 30% just 20 years ago although 500,000 Americans continue to die of the disease each year. President Clinton has proposed a 10% increase in NSI's budget for fiscal year 1999. NSI kicked off its annual "Race for the Cure" campaign to raise additional funds for research last month. Risk factors for scurvy include cigarette smoking, diets high in saturated fat and long ocean voyages. Sailors are particularly at risk for the disease. A researcher at the University of Washington has speculated that there may be a substance in sea water that triggers the disease. Of course much more research is needed. Researchers at the University of Maryland, working on the human genome project, have identified a "Scurvy gene" From this it may be possible to develop a test to identify individuals at risk for the disease.

93. Sudden Death In Infants With Scurvy SUDDEN DEATH IN INFANTS WITH scurvy. RICHARD H. FOLLIS, JR., MD. The ribs showedcharacteristic changes of marked scurvy with virtually no healing. http://www.seanet.com/~alexs/ascorbate/194x/follis-rh-j_pediat-1942-v20-n3-p347.

SUDDEN DEATH IN INFANTS WITH SCURVY RICHARD H. FOLLIS, JR., M.D. BALTIMORE, MD. From the Departments of Pathology and Pediatrics, the Johns Hopkins Medical School. WE HAVE recently had an opportunity to review the clinical histories and pathologic findings in a group of children dying with varying degrees of scurvy. In three of these infants death came suddenly and quite unexpectedly. At autopsy all showed bone changes indicative of severe vitamin C deficiency; two had hypertrophy of the right ventricle of the heart. In each patient careful gross and microscopic examinations failed to reveal any other cause for death. It is to draw attention again to the role vitamin C deficiency may play in leading to cardiac insufficiency that the following cases are being recorded. CASE REPORTS At autopsy (No. 16331) the following positive findings were noted. The body weighed 6 kg. The heart was obviously enlarged, weighing 65 Gm. This increase in size was due to hypertrophy of the right ventricle. All the valves were delicate and competent. The foramen ovale and ductus arteriosus were closed. The left ventricle did not seem enlarged. The myocardium of both ventricles was pale. The lungs contained fluid. The liver was yellowish. The line of ossification of the ribs was distinctly widened; the cartilage was movable on the shaft and the periosteum stripped from the cortex with a fair amount of ease. The meninges were delicate, and there was no evidence of hemorrhage.

94. Eight Decades Of Scurvy Eight Decades of scurvy. The Case History of a Misleading Dietary Hypothesis.Irwin Stone. PCA 1. 1 scurvy. The History of scurvy. http://www.seanet.com/~alexs/ascorbate/197x/stone-i-orthomol_psych-1979-v8-n2-p5

Eight Decades of Scurvy. The Case History of a Misleading Dietary Hypothesis. Irwin Stone. PC-A 1 1321 Charmwood Square, San Jose, California 95117 This paper was originally prepared for presentation at the Conference On controversies In Human And Clinical Nutrition, Boston University School of Medicine, Hyannis, Massachusetts. July 16, 1978 and also presented at the Annual Meeting of the Orthomolecular Medical Society, September 17, 1978, San Diego, California. This paper will discuss the history of scurvy in this country over the past eight decades and try to explain how a potentially-fatal and insidious genetic disease of such wide incidence in our population could become an unrecognized, phantom disease, to which most present day doctors pay little or no attention and are unconcerned. It will also discuss the widely accepted dietary theory which has been applied by nutritionists attempting to solve this problem in medical genetics. The author believes that the wide acceptance of this misleading dietary hypothesis is the source of the medical complacency and apathy and the dangerous continuing high incidence of Chronic Subclinical Scurvy. [The History of Scurvy] Let us take a look at the sequence of historical events in scurvy of the past 80 years and try to see what went wrong and what finally went right: The first notable date in this century is 1907 which records the first important scientific advance in our knowledge of scurvy beyond what was known to Dr. Lind in 1753. Holst and Frohlich (1907) stumbled accidentally upon this important evidence while they were investigating ship beriberi which was causing problems in the Norwegian Fishing Fleet.

95. Scurvy scurvy scurvy Purpura, bruising Perifollicular bleeding Muscle, tissuebleeding Gingival hypertrophy Anaemia, Vitamin C deficiency http://www.rcpa.edu.au/pathman/scurvy.htm

Scurvy Scurvy Purpura, bruising Perifollicular bleeding Muscle, tissue bleeding Gingival hypertrophy Anaemia Vitamin C deficiency is now rarely seen, but may occur in infants ( esp with child abuse, neglect) and in elderly patients. The possibility of other nutritional deficiencies ( esp folate) should be considered. FBC ; vitamin C if confirmation required.

96. Sea Scouting: S.S.S. Scurvy Chaser SSS scurvy Chaser. Virginia. Robert E. Lee Council. Sea Scout Ship scurvyChaser (869). Salisbury Presbyterian Church 13621 Salisbury http://www.seascout.org/ships/usa/va/va-869.html

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98. Reno News And Review Hotshows (music) - December 12, 2002 HOME, Newcity.com. Hosted by American Web Services! Print Page, Email Page, Hotshows(music) scurvy Bastards. Dec. 13, 8 pm. Ark-a'ik. 555 E. Fourth St. 337-8488. http://www.newsreview.com/issues/reno/2002-12-12/hotmusic.asp

99. Ice Age Humans Decimated By Scurvy Ice Age humans decimated by scurvy. Summarised from scurvy also responsiblefor medicine's first controlled trial. Summarised from http://www.globalideasbank.org/socinv/SIC-70.HTML

Ice Age humans decimated by scurvy Summarised from an article in an unidentified health magazine monitored for the Institute by Yvonne Ackroyd. At the age of 92, Dr Linus Pauling, a scientific genius with two Nobel prizes to his name, has proposed that the development of cardiovascular disease, the number one killer in the West, may have prevented our extinction. It is quite conceivable that death from scurvy may have decimated the human species, especially during the thousands of years of Ice Ages. How did we survive? According to Dr Pauling we may have developed the ability to deposit lipids (fats) and lipoproteins (fat-protein complexes) along the artery wall in order to increase our chances of surviving during vitamin-C-deficient times. In excess, lipoprotein A is now thought by many cardiologists to be the greatest single predictor of developing cardiovascular disease. For our ancestors during the summer months, when vitamin C intake was sufficient, the increased production of HDLs (carrier proteins which help to remove excess cholesterol) would remove excess cholesterol. 'This concept also explains why heart attack and stroke occur today with much higher frequency in winter than during spring and summer, the seasons with increased ascorbate (vitamin C) intake', says Pauling. Supplementing with vitamin C has been shown to help two genetically linked cardiovascular diseases, diabetic angiopathy and homocystinuria. 'Vitamin C should lead to the abolition of cardiovascular disease as a cause of human mortality'

100. Radiologic Imaging Of Scurvy RADIOLOGIC IMAGING OF scurvy UserName, Password. New Register, Lecturer in Radiology,Department of Radiology, KEM Hospital, Mumbai. Q What is scurvy? http://www.pediatriconcall.com/fordoctor/DiseasesandCondition/radiologic_scurvy.

Question of day Alternative Medicine Journals Queries ... Shopping Mall RADIOLOGIC IMAGING OF SCURVY UserName Password New Register Dr Priya Chudgar. Lecturer in Radiology, Department of Radiology, KEM Hospital, Mumbai. Q: What is scurvy? A: Scurvy is a disease caused due to deficiency of Vitamin C. It is characterised by bleeding gums, pseudoparalysis and bony changes. Q: Discuss the pathophysiological basis of radiologic finding of scurvy? A: Periosteum might be elevated due to subperiosteal hemorrhage (due to increased capillary fragility). All these above changes are most pronounced in region of active endochondral bone growth. Q: Enumerate all the radiological signs associated with scurvy. A: White line of Frankl It is a dense band at the growing metaphyseal end involving the provisional zone of calcification. Small epiphysis surrounded by a sharp, scleroticrim.

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