Sentences with phrase «by phlegm»

My ultimately favorite exhibition of the year is Bestiary by Phlegm.

Look at these stunning urban paintings by Phlegm, a street artist and illustrator from Sheffield, UK.

In China sea vegetables are part of the cuisine, and in Chinese Medicine Kombu and Wakame sea veggies are used medicinally in decoctions for phlegm in the lungs caused or aggravated by the heat of febrile illness, especially when there is a feeling of fullness and obstruction in the chest caused by phlegm.

If there is mucous congestion that will be made more apparent by the phlegm in their cries, that's when you know what's bothering your biscuit.

I type this essay on a sunny Thursday in New York City at a lovely café called Dante, cheered by a phlegm - cutting negroni and the lively spirit of this relaxed corner of Gotham.

Not exact matches

The ancient Maya treated asthma and «white phlegm» by combining five chile pods and a little salt in a pan with and boiling it well.

Thoth cured Horus by spitting in his eye, and Jesus cured one man's blindness and another's deafness through targeted application of messianic phlegm.

A body not in balance is the result of all of the humours not being in balance, and thus, the recommendation for Diaby is that he be purged of all excess Blood, Phlegm, Bile and other Expulsions from the Body until his body is back in balance, with express interest shown on the Fluids produced by the Liver, which is the Source of Life, and, if not in balance, the Cause of Bodily Disturbance.

(in medieval physiology) one of the four elemental fluids of the body, blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile, regarded as determining, by their relative proportions, a person's physical and mental constitution.

Over the centuries sages have attributed its seizures to everything from the presence of excess phlegm in the brain (per the ancient Greeks) to possession by evil spirits (during the Middle Ages).

Six hundred years later, Greek physician Galen maintained that good health sprang from a balance of four bodily humors: blood, which flows from the heart; yellow bile, leaching from the liver; black bile, disgorged by the spleen and stomach; and cold, wet phlegm coming from the brain.

By quickly closing and opening, the two folds of muscle served as natural valves, blocking everything but air from entering the respiratory system and allowing the ejection of phlegm from the lungs.

By contrast, viral pneumonia often (but not always) produces less phlegm, and people whose immune systems are not working well may not produce any at all, he adds.

By removing phlegm it has been used to treat colds and flu, as well as, pulmonary tuberculosis.

With a sharp and distinctive menthol odor, the herb can also help clear congestion by breaking down phlegm in the bronchial tract.

Warm water also helps to relieve a sore throat by easing throat pain and helping with the expulsion of thick phlegm by thinning it (I know, you're welcome).

Lemons also reduce the amount of phlegm produced by the body.

You are left with a dead product that provides no nutrition and causes phlegm and congestion (vehemently denied by the Dairy Board, of course!)

Friedman connects them further to the body by identifying the colors of the four rubber tubes with the four humors of Greek and medieval medicine — black bile, yellow bile, phlegm, and blood.

The term «melancholia» is derived from the Greek words melas, meaning black, and chole, meaning bile, and is a vestige of the ancient belief that a person's health and temperament are determined by the relative proportions of the four cardinal humors, or body fluids, which are blood, phlegm, choler (yellow bile), and melancholy (black bile).

Last week, at a bar at Yonge and St. Clair, partygoers celebrated the official unveiling of an eight - storey mural by the British street artist known as Phlegm (yes, Phlegm).

The mural was painted by internationally renowned street artist Phlegm, who rappelled outside the building to create something to represent the neighbourhood's true feel.