Sentences with word «aggravator»

I would say that stress is a bigger aggravator of hair loss than the negative effects of smoking.

One of the biggest aggravators of my new mom hand pain was hoisting the diaper bag onto my shoulder.

«I know many people, including myself, who, we might be politically active, but predominantly, we see ourselves as constituent and not outside aggravators,» Brett Keegan said.

Stress is one of the top aggravators of inflammation.

Researchers in Portugal have found that plants not only remove carbon dioxide from the air, but they can also filter out allergy aggravators like formaldehyde and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) like benzene.

Eating a diet filled with fruits and vegetables is of course recommended and cutting out possible acne aggravators (many report dairy to be an issue) should also help.

Common aggravators include fat, eggs, dairy products, spicy foods and coffee, so elimination of these one at a time can help you identify which are the problem ones.

A National Heartburn Alliance survey reveals that 58 % of frequent heartburn sufferers identify «hectic lifestyle» as a factor that contributes to their heartburn and 52 % point to work - related stress as a heartburn aggravator.

The inability of leptin receptors to bind with leptin adequately describes leptin resistance, making lectins a potential aggravator of leptin resistance.

Even aggravators are not doing well.

So, enter the millennial adviser — an entrepreneurially sharp aggravator who turns the problem on its head to uncover the solution.

We are currently experimenting with being gluten free as well as nutritarian because our daughter has a health condition that doctors from the True North Clinic have suggested gluten could be an aggravator.