Sentences with phrase «body burden by»

Second and third place honorees in the fiction category were Karen Thompson Walker's The Age of Miracles and The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey; the non-fiction second and third place winners were Katherine Boo's Behind the Beautiful Forevers and Full Body Burden by Kristen Iversen.

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Well, if you mean «in accordance with the will of the Father, creatively expressed by a child of Him still living in a sin burdened body and with limited powers of knowledge and language...»

who by accident work in soft spots in the economy bear in their bodies and in their daily lives the chief burdens that come from that trade - off, and very little attention is given to this injustice.

It is not surprising that it was through a study of Paul that Martin Luther, who had plagued his body in order to be sure of eternal salvation by the statutory methods of medieval religion, found a great burden fall from his shoulders, when he rediscovered the role of faith in bringing freedom to men.

Since fructose needs to be processed by the liver, it can become quite a burden for the body.

The English footballing governing body has had plenty of time to arrange our matches, with us qualifying for the semi-final of the FA Cup over a month ago, but after leaving it in limbo for this long, we have now been burdened by the decision.

By this time, her milk supply is well - established, which means the extra burden of weight loss won't have a negative impact on her body.

By moving everyone in her life with her spirit and body, a Capricorn woman often carries an extra burden.

Given this heavy burden, it is greatly concerning that many aspects of the body of research on gun violence have been deemed inadequate and inconclusive by expert panels of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (4 — 6).

Based upon the premise that urinary aluminium is the best non-invasive estimate of body burden of aluminium patients with Alzheimer's disease were asked to drink 1.5 L of a silicic acid - rich mineral water each day for five days and, by comparison of their urinary excretion of aluminium pre-and post this simple procedure, the influence upon their body burden of aluminium was determined.

If the hormone levels are already low, the body is unable to properly repair the damage and weakening of the system caused by the strain of excess weight, or the added burden on the heart, and the damage to the body - system increases.

It also makes sense to avoid putting toxins into a body that is already burdened by fighting an illness.

Under pressure from the international community and new scientific knowledge, such as preventing dialysis for a minimum of two years by repeated intravenous lead detoxification [87], the realization that low doses of toxic metals leading to an increased body burden [88] are a significant contributing cause of many disease states is finally becoming recognized.

With excess toxins, the vitamins, minerals and amino acids necessary to conduct the chemical process of liver detoxification become depleted, detoxification is impaired and the body becomes burdened by a chronic toxic overload.

As time goes by, the organs of elimination become overloaded and toxins build up in the tissues.In our clinical approach at Hawaii Naturopathic Retreat we stop adding to the toxic body burden and allow time for clean up.

«To experience the transformation of students who arrive with the physical intention of getting a good stretch burdened by the mental weight of stress and self - judgement and to see them leave with new internal space and clarity is what drives every cell in our bodies!»

He has published several articles and has helped to stimulate a new paradigm in conventional medicine for approaching vascular and other diseases.10 - 14 Treating chronic degenerative diseases by reducing the toxic burden in the body might significantly improve outcomes.

When taken by individuals who have mercury dental amalgams or a body burden of mercury, alpha lipoic acid can pull mercury from the teeth and other tissues in an attempt to equilibrate levels throughout the body and brain.

Smoking, by itself, does not lead directly to Adrenal Fatigue unless the adrenals are already weak, however, smoking is one of the body burdens that accelerate Adrenal Fatigue and prevent complete recovery from occurring.

And, by helping toxins exit the body via the skin, infrared heat helps relieve the eliminatory and detoxifying burden on the kidneys and liver.

Detoxification is the process of reducing the body burden of harmful compounds, toxic substances, and bacterial by - products in order to improve bodily function.

By including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant rich foods in your daily diet, you have the ability to influence the overall inflammatory burden in the body with each bite you take.

If our immune system becomes overloaded or burdened by excessive stress, poor diet, environmental stressors and such, these organisms can spread throughout the body causing secondary infections and chronic inflammation, leading to any number of health problems.»

Oxidative stress is best described as the burden that is placed on the body by free radicals and by toxins in the environment and food and water that we consume, or that are by - products of the food we consume.

The Community Eligibility Option (CEO) attempts to reduce administrative burdens on schools and districts by allowing schools, groups of schools, or local education agencies with more than 40 % of students qualifying for «direct certification» of FRL eligibility to provide free meals to their entire student body, and to cease reporting data disaggregated by FRL eligibility.

Dehydrated or raw food is optimally absorbed and what minor material that is not utilized by the body passes through, eliminating a major burden on the digestive system and consequently the immune systems.

Bad quality food in itself may deplete the immune system over time, because it's laden with toxins and other substances that place unnecessary burden on the body's organs and immune system, or because it lacks vital phyto - nutrients, antioxidants or enzymes that are abundant in fresh and gently prepared foods but killed by high heat processing.

Chris Burden, another artist known for pushing his body to the limits with his often life - threatening performance pieces, is represented here by his TV Commercials series (1973 - 77) and a loop of three magnificent Beam Drop videos (1984 - 2009), in which he creates monumental sculptures by dropping immense steel beams from a crane into a pit of wet cement.

The collection includes abstract paintings by Clyfford Still, Ad Reinhardt, Agnes Martin, Brice Marden and Frank Stella, sculpture by Donald Judd, Lynda Benglis and Jackie Ferrara, and concentrated bodies of work by Chris Burden, Chuck Close, Robert Irwin, Gerhard Richter, Mike Kelley and Kiki Smith.

But he consciously makes a distinction between his work and that of his close circle of peers on the West Coast: «Bruce [Nauman] was very much concerned with process, and Chris [Burden] was not so interested in video as he was in the single iconic moment, but I was immediately intrigued by how the videotape itself could be an art object, a form that when watched would not be a surrogate explanation for some previous event, but a narrative body itself.»

Now, two years after Burden's New Museum show explored the range of his heavy - duty work, Gagosian will feature an imposing piece by the late artist (who died last year) that derives from one of his most beloved bodies of work: an installation of 32 cast - iron Los Angeles street lamps, clustered together in a tight grid.

2007/04/25: Australian: Brawls loom on climate burdens [WGIII] The latest report by the world's pre-eminent climate change advisory body will unleash a series of diplomatic rows about the levels of emissions cuts that should be shouldered by individual countries.

Currently, the USA has an approach to regulating chemical and food safety where products are allowed on the market by default, and the burden of proof to show that they may not be suitable for human consumption is on a US government body to judge this post-hoc.

It may be that there is a deficit of accountability, engagement and information between the state and its citizens, but should that gap be plugged by imposing burdens directly on private sector bodies?

The Bill gives this principle legislative force — requiring the secretary of state to promote autonomy by giving NHS bodies and professionals freedom to exercise their functions in the most appropriate manner and by not imposing unnecessary burdens on them.

The administrative burdens faced by representative bodies when they are not provided with any additional funding to adjust to the changes.

Justice Wilcox found that in 1829 the claim area was occupied and used by «Aboriginal people who spoke dialects of a common language and who acknowledged and observed a common body of laws and customs».47 He accepted that what united and distinguished them from neighbouring groups was a «commonality of belief, language, custom and material culture».48 Though sub-groups or families exercised particular rights and responsibilities for particular areas to which they «belonged», those rights and responsibilities arose from a wider normative system that operated within the broader Noongar society.49 The rights of the sub-group were burdened by the entitlement of others to access land for various purposes.50

Meeting the requirements for connection materials imposed by the states and territories places under - resourced Native Title Representative Bodies (NTRBs) under a heavy burden.