Sentences with phrase «get sickness and disease»
Not exact matches
Literally every week I tell my husband I've got some sort of sickness / disease, and I'm 100 % sure because at least 15 out of the 27 websites I checked said so.
https://www.thediva-dish.com/
But since we've created refined foods to be the cheapest food on the planet, the poorest of our nations, and the least able economically to bear the burden of sickness, are now getting heart disease, diabetes and more.
Vitamin D is a crucial vitamin to get enough of because it reduces inflammation, and you're much more susceptible to many types of disease, sickness and even asthma when you're deficient in it.
The gut allows you to absorb nutrients through digestion = hello more energy The colon keeps your immune system in tip - top shape = hello infrequent sickness and disease prevention The large intestine gets rid of toxic waste that's dragging you down = goodbye bloating and inflammation The digestive system even helps regulate hormones = so long grumpy moods and depression Recent science has found that your colon is actually its own nervous system.
To this (vet) recommended mixture or professional advice, add some heartworm or flea medications and the picture then starts to become clear why so many dogs and cats are struggling with day to day living and / or are getting all kinds of other diseases, failures, sickness, etc..
This week in MMO crowdfunding, Star Citizen's Around the Verse focused on the game's stamina system, which touches on the character's needs and risks and notifications about them, including «getting drunk, needing to go to the toilet, all the little things that can affect the player temporarily, and then we can expand this to go even to stuff like long - term diseases, depressurization sickness, radiation sickness — all these things that won't be something the player can get rid of instantly.»
That's not all: Chronic stress has also been linked to an increased chance of getting diseases such as diabetes and influenza, and it even affects the amount of time it takes to recover from sickness and injury.