Sentences with phrase «as a cure»

Therefore, pumpkins - which are low in calories and composed of about 90 % water - have been used as a cure for thirst and dehydration.

When my daughter was nursing breast milk was used as a cure all, too.

In addition to reducing carbohydrates, it's best to reduce intake of processed and fried foods, such as cured meats, deli meats, and French fries, to name a few.

We desperately need a vaccine for those at risk of coming in contact with the virus, as well as a cure for the millions of people who are already infected.

Here is another instance where chiles are seen as a cure for the very conditions they are rumored to cause: stomach problems.

But I feel a little defensive when the noisy, messy, 3D building of the maker lab is hailed as the cure - all for education.

[10] This is important because quality of life is just as important as cure in terminal cancer patients.

In other words, the new supposed remedy (disparate - impact scrutiny) helped cause the disease to which it is being promoted as the cure.

There's no such thing as a cured addict.

It would be a mistake to think of dogs as a cure for depression suffers.

What began as a cure for insomnia on warm summer nights has begun to turn into a bit of an obsession.

I think I may be on to something — salt — and I was excited to see your site mentioned salt as a cure as well.

Complete removal is the same as a cure whereas if any part of the tumor was missed, the cancer could continue to spread.

If you do, then I'd have to say it isn't cool to do «blood letting» these days as a cure for sickness.

Promoting the projection as a cure - all for mapping woes is indeed highly simplistic.

I recorded the game and plan on watching it again as a cure for insomnia — wow that offense was asleep 3.

The dose these pills contain is too small to be effective against poisoning and you should not give them to your child as a cure.

Instead of treating superfoods as a cure - all, why not embrace them as add ons to an already balanced diet?

Consult your dentist before trying these oils as a cure for bad breath, and don't use them for more than 2 - 3 weeks.

For many years we looked at selenium as a cure - all for many conditions.

The anti-inflammatory root is held in high regard in many cultures as a cure - all.

It has also been proven to be effective as a cure for morning sickness during a woman's early stages of pregnancy.

These herpes medication drugs can not be considered as a cure to herpes.

It's not the last time she sees murder as a cure - all for marital anxieties.

If you use debt consolidation as a cure - all.

Debt management programs always seem to recommend their particular program as the cure for all financial problems.

Treatment of this disease syndrome is best considered «management» as a cure rarely occurs.

I use lingerie as a cure for lack of self confidence and so far it worked pretty good!

When disappointment in romantic relationships happen, you're more likely to seek comfort from others and not withdraw and be alone as a cure.

It is also essential to realise that mental health, like physical health, is as much about prevention as cure.

I remember my mom's love for rugs as a cure all design solution and my daughter's recent tears, because why can't her room have carpet like the old house!

Most holistic veterinarians will suggest the raw diet as a cure for a lot of chronic illnesses.

I think, for practical purposes, if you're alive and are having no trouble a decade after your treatment, then I think that's as good as a cure.

Now, it's true that there is no such thing as a cure - all — no such thing as a miracle training method.

Coconut oil has been mentioned as a cure for cancer, an alternative to sunscreen, and everything in between.

Treatments such as special diets, (including specially formulated dog foods, raw food diets and supplements) are often touted as the cure for hot spots but these diets are statistically inconclusive as to their efficacy.

This critic, after a wide study of the facts, concludes that the cures by mind - cure exist, but are in no respect different from those now officially recognized in medicine as cures by suggestion; and the end of his essay contains an interesting physiological speculation as to the way in which the suggestive ideas may work (p. 67 of the reprint).

Examples include Thomasonian, or herbal, medicine, which was based on native herbs; homeopathy, which relied on low doses of medicines; and the so - called «water cure,» the proponents of which advocated water as a cure - all.

This practice of tightly wrapping an infant from the neck down is touted by many as a cure - all for fussiness in babies.

Vaughan also makes good use of the period music, which also includes hits from such acts as the Cure, Echo & The Bunnymen, the Undertones and Motorhead.

School vouchers, formally known as «Opportunity Scholarships,» are offered up by school choice advocates as the cure - all for underserved minority children who are failing in the public school system.

It is important to note that supplemental greenshell mussel is not recommended as a cure or replacement therapy for chronic inflammatory disease.

It is stored in a cool place for approximately one month and as the curing progresses, the planks of wood are tightened to compact the layers.

As a Virgo to the core and utter pragmatist, the idea of using flowers as a cure for my emotional and psychological issues seemed, to put it bluntly, silly.

Scion is aiming the wildly styled vehicle, which it is billing as the cure for boring SUVs, at «yuccies,» or young urban creatives inspired by design.