Sentences with phrase «acute problems»

I love the Osteopath for acute problems.

So, if the issues you are considering seeking help with do not rise to the level of acute problems, Laurie Grengs can help you make those adjustments.

Unfortunately, if the majority can agree that AGW and peak oil are acute problems which need to be addressed, then conservation and «life style» sacrifice are going to have to be the largest contributors to the solution space.

Pets with acute problems may require more frequent treatments.

Simple, acute problems may only require a single session; chronic or severe issues may benefit from several or even dozens of sessions.

The are also suffering acute problems because of the show ring's emphasis on looks over and above function and health.

Additionally, outdoor cats run the risk of acute problems because they have more chance of exposure to toxins that can cause kidney failure, namely antifreeze.

I would suggest that blood tests be run a month and two months after the first dose to look for acute problems and twice a year thereafter.

Even if you and your pup manage to avoid such acute problems, your pet's nutritional needs will change over time — pregnancy and nursing will also change her body's needs.

The government is living in a parallel universe if it does not believe that this would cause acute problems in attracting and retaining the most able teachers.

I'm referring to mutual acknowledgment of the acute problems of weak achievement, unequal opportunity, too many dropout factories, and too few terrific teachers.

Yet, at the same time, he was supportive of the positive aspects of allopathic medicine and always spoke about the great advances it had brought, particularly for acute problems.

Common treatments such as anti-inflammatory drugs (ibuprofen or aspirin), or steroids like prednisone, though often useful for acute problems, interfere with the body's own immune response and lead inevitably to serious and deadly side effects.

Glycoalkaloid safe levels are considered «safe» because they don't usually cause acute problems at that level (although I did read one anecdote of someone throwing up at the 200 mg / kg quantity).

Sitting is not only bad for your health in general but it also creates acute problems such as back pain, lack of glute muscle activation, reduced circulation, and stiffness in the hip joint.

It turns out that our medical system is really good at treating acute problems like infections, heart attacks, and injuries.

Two - thirds experienced a deterioration in their body's ability to regulate diabetes, with the number classed as having acute problems controlling blood sugar levels increasing from 32 per cent to 41 per cent.

Still, the National Academy of Sciences» study found far - reaching and acute problems.

In a post-industrial and neoliberal era, questions of identity are posing acute problems for political parties with ties to organised labour all over the world.

For me, we have acute problems not just in finishing, but in midfield and defense as well.

But Cuba is a warning of the acute problems in store for countries that wait for a collapse of their international trade before developing the ability to meet their essential needs.

One of the acute problems that engrossed biblical thought was what we call the problem of evil.

Among the many who agree that the message of the New Testament stands in stark opposition to the imperial project, there remain acute problems.

Interviews of faith journeys could follow up consultation for acute problems.

While the most acute problems were in the North Atlantic countries, the ramifications were global.

According to Cuban news accounts, some 2,000 people have been involved in the inquiry, in which police detectives have questioned neighbors of the diplomats (who said they did not recall hearing anything unusual), Cuban doctors (who wondered why the Americans had never sought attention for their acute problems) and their own battery of scientists and technologists.

It's a particularly acute problem for the founders of businesses that deal in physical products, like Leota and Washington D.C. - based coffee shop chain Peregrine Espresso, though service - based companies, like Mattermark, a San Francisco - based software startup, certainly aren't immune to cash - flow issues.

The larger the company the more acute the problem of staying up to date with the latest can be.

Absent Cruz's school records, it is hard to say precisely when Cruz's behavior became an acute problem for teachers and administrators.

But that made acute the problem of how there can be mathematical knowledge of the physical if the physical be entirely devoid of mathematical features.

The same critical prophetic word appears in the same passage applied to Hezekiah's attention to the acute problem of the city's water supply in time of siege.

Concomitantly, there arose an acute problem for reflection, a problem we have still not solved.

New media pose a particularly acute problem, given that networked technologies are a central part of the infrastructure for all contemporary campaign activities.

In today's Congressional Corner, New York Representative Chris Gibson tells WAMC's Alan Chartock that it's an acute problem in his district.

Is this really an acute problem in 30 years?

Frieden, however, says that the most acute problem is in humans.

«The sediment deficit is an acute problem for many beaches throughout California.»

It's a very important question for scientists who are trying to address the increasingly acute problem of obesity: we need to understand much better than we now do the biological processes underlying food selection and preferences.

Some people don't respond well to DE, and I always suggest working with a knowledgeable health professional for any kind of acute problem or when doing any kind of detox.

It makes [clinic 00:28:47] vastly easier because now, I make a diagnosis, I give my prescriptions to take care of the acute problem, and then I make diagnoses of the nutritional adequacy, the probability of mitochondria's function, whether or not there's inappropriate inflammation, and the toxic overload.

Loose motions occurs often and sleeplessness and insomnia is the most acute problem in my life.

Is their «disease» an acute problem in its own right or part of a more widespread dysfunction?

Althoughdenying reality is nothing new, denial has become an acute problem in a societywhere people live inside socially networked media bubbles guarded by tallfirewalls of falsehood.

NCHRP was created as a means to conduct research in acute problem areas that affect highway planning, design, construction, operation, and maintenance nationwide.

Today, there are so many children of different race and nationality in colleges and universities that prejudice in higher education has become a really acute problem.

This is an especially acute problem when you have a portfolio of significant size relative to your annual income.

A simple acute problem, such as a sprain, may require only one treatment, whereas more severe or chronic ailments may need several treatments.

An acute problem may require 1 - 2 treatments within a week or two, while more chronic conditions may require 4 - 10 treatments spread over weeks to months.

You can dissolve many types of stone with diet, but if many stones form before diagnosis, a blockage may be an acute problem that must be dealt with.

Symptoms of dog ear infections are similar to those of parasitic and fungal infestations, allergies and any acute problem of the ear.