Sentences with phrase «get sick less»

Research actually tells us that couples with healthy relationships live longer, get sick less often, report higher overall happiness, and have better sex lives.

Is it because 20 - somethings get sick less often?

People with pets get sick less often and recover more quickly than those without animal friends.

You dog may even get sick less often because of the lauric acid found in coconut oil.

Our kids get sick less.

I get sick less often.

Probiotic bacteria help to bolster the immune system, so that people with strong, healthy gut bacteria tend to get sick less.

However, many cleanses go even further, claiming that they will help you think better, get sick less often, have more energy, suffer from fewer allergy symptoms and sleep better.

Scientifically - proven strategies for making your colon the happiest place on earth for probiotics to live so you lower anxiety and get sick less often

Because this compound has the potential to help you get sick less often (and look good while doing it!)

They get sick less often.

This way their employee's baby will get sick less and she won't need to take leaves because of her kid's sickness.

As children get older, they get sick less often.

Extended breastfeeding is recommended because it has real benefits: babies and kids get sick less and for shorter periods, they get far fewer ear infections, and they are intellectually and emotionally healthier as well.

Believe it or not, because of the sickness fighting benefits of breast milk and the fact that breastfed children get sick less often, a nursing mom is less likely to call into work, according to a study on the economic benefits of breastfeeding.

At Lansinoh, we're working hard to help moms make the most of the benefit, as well — especially because they know that breastfed babies get sick less frequently and have a lower risk of allergies, obesity and types 1 and 2 Diabetes.

When compared with toddlers who have been weaned, breastfed toddlers get sick less often, develop fewer allergies, and are less likely to develop asthma.

Plus breastfed babies get sick less, so less health care expenses.

Studies have shown that breastfed babies get sick less often than formula - fed ones.

I have more energy, I sleep better, I get sick less often.

Being with fewer kids in an in - home daycare may mean that your baby gets sick less often, though.

Baby is healthier and gets sick less often.

He gets sick less often than his peers?

It is more than a matter of living longer, getting sick less or the nebulous «feeling better».

I felt better and got sick less.

Plus, they got sick less often than their couch - potato counterparts.

Not exact matches

Though the number of companies expanding their paid parental leave benefits is rising, Sandberg acknowledged that it's less common for employees to get paid time off to care for sick loved ones, saying that the US needs public policies «that make it easier for people to care for their children and aging parents and for families to mourn and heal after loss.»

Going off our last example, if your office is helping people to get sick, obviously they will be less productive because not feeling well (even being hungry) kills productivity.

much less have all those present... second... I still sick and tired of this abuse of separation of church and state... you people need to get a history lesson in how it all came about and the intentions..

But on the other hand, I love the convenience of a one pot meal — less dishes, and you can dish out the leftovers one bowl at a time over the next couple days without getting sick of eating it.

It just makes them somehow a little less special, and I sure do get sick of hearing some of them!

I've just gone paleo, like, two weeks ago (after a brief transitional period of trying low carb and getting sick of recipes using artificial sweeteners and crap wherever I looked), and am still very much in the reading - up - phase, and more or less re-learning to cook without trying to focus on «substituting», but more on using what I've got and what I know will be good for me.

Totally agree and I must point out that, since realism is what our club has been without for the last decade, by some fans, the manager, board and «couldn't care less as long as I get richer» by the sick joke owner, I have always lived firmly in REALITY LAND and unlike those I list above, refuse to harm the club I love by pretending our weaknesses do not exist.

Yes, I know that boys are statistically more likely to get sick, and yes, the protection of breast - feeding against ear infections means less than 3 per year -LRB-!)

And, hopefully we will be less likely to get sick.

I am a MAJOR believer in the bonuses to breastfeeding... especially the health benefits it gives babies — they really do get sick so much less than non-breastfed babies!

If the baby does get sick, which is possible, he is likely to get less sick than if breastfeeding had stopped.

In addition, a nursing infant doesn't get sick as often as a formula fed baby, meaning less money is spent on doctor visits, medicine and lost time at work.

Research shows that kids who get fed are sick less, pay more attention in class, and even do better on standardized achievement tests.

And then breastfed babies are also..., you know, they get less sick, you know, they are not as sick as often.

You know, antibiotics obviously were created for a reason, but a lot of time they are given to someone unnecessarily and they just compromise your immune system and so, the less sick that you get as an infant and a toddler, and you know, a child, is obviously creating a stronger immune system for you as in an adulthood and so, that would be, you know, the main reason to continue it, for as long as you find, you know, mutually beneficial for you and the baby.

The scientifically proven benefits run the gammut — no stinky poops, a 10 pts higher IQ, a baby less likely to have allergies, a baby less likely to be sick (baby gets mom's antibodies) and more.

If your child is less likely to get sick, you will not need to call in to work.

If the baby does get sick, he will be less sick if the mother continues breastfeeding.

Traveling is much less intimidating, and if he were to get sick, I know that we have a sleep plan in place to get him back on track.

The malnourished child will get sick more often and will be less able to fight off illnesses such as diarrhoea.

For my oldest, it was a sensitive baby formula that made a big difference with her reflux issues, and for all of the kids, it has meant less pumping torture (it took me an hour to get a few ounces even with a very good pump), and also the reassurance that if I was truly unavailable, sick, etc. the baby was accustomed to another alternative.

I was also so glad I was still nursing during the H1N1 flu season; we all got a flu that winter, and again, she seemed less sick that the rest of us.

He's been sick and was getting a little red, but this cleared it up in less than a day.

Because your child will be exposed to colds and viruses from the other children, your child will develop a stronger immune system and will be less likely to get sick as soon as she enrolls in kindergarten.