Sentences with phrase «just feel better»

But Grampa is 90 and we have had more than one family emergency with my sons or other relatives and I just feel better leaving it on.

That explains why Dr. Brooks» study participants didn't just feel better — they actually performed better.

To adapt a line from the movie Barfly — I don't hate the Start screen, I just feel better when it's not around.

The feeling you get when you realize you just feel better and more energized every day will a thousand times more satisfying than any colored ring or digital badge.

After a cold (and dark) winter, those of us in daylight saving zones will be glad to «spring forward» an hour come March 11 at 2:00 a.m.. From that point forward, the days will grow increasingly longer, we'll spend more time outdoors and everything will just feel better (once we recover from that lost hour of sleep, of course).

Even if a claim is never brought, you may just feel better knowing that you reviewed the matter first before deciding not to proceed.

I just feel better when i have a larger group of close friends

There's no doubt that some vehicles just feel better than others, not necessarily because they're «easier» but because they're a better fit for how Slightly Mad has abstracted away the imprecisions of using an analog stick and triggers.

Pets that are healthy and maintain their ideal weight just feel better.

Most importantly, it makes dogs just feel better!

Nevertheless, some people just feel better about the idea of paying off the house.

I keep several months» worth of expense in a cash account for two simple reasons: 1, as a consultant my cash flow can unexpectedly dry up (although an employee's can, too, with all the layoffs going on) and 2, I just feel better having some cash.

Sleeves & Screen Protectors — Some ebook readers just feel better to hold and operate without the added weight and bulk of a cover.

You won't just feel better about the final result — a better book cover, a strong digital campaign — your book will sell more copies and your career will be that little bit more likely to thrive.

There's no doubt that some vehicles just feel better than others, not necessarily because they're «easier» but because they're a better fit for how Slightly Mad has abstracted away the imprecisions of using an analog stick and triggers.

People just feel better in general.

My pants fit better and I just feel better about myself.Lying in bed a couple nights ago, I told the hubs «I'd do just about anything to drop these 5 lbs».

I can get away with it, but I'd just feel better if I lost five pounds.

I don't work outside of my home but tend to have a more dressy style in general... I just feel better when dressed up a bit.

Overall my New Years resolution for 2018 is to just feel better emotionally and physically.

I felt really confident throughout this pregnancy — which helped me to just feel better.

This video will be valuable for coaching clients that want to lose weight, gain muscle, improve their sport performance or just feel better.

Either way, some solutions to just feel better.

I have fewer stomach issues and I just feel better overall.

Now, if you're following a ketogenic diet (or modified keto diet), or you just feel better with more fat in your diet, you can certainly add more fat and lower your protein and carb intake to accommodate it.

If you want to just feel better, I promise that a little bit of exercise and good nutrition is going to go a long way.

These did not - and I find that I just feel better taking these.

Also, what you'll find if you stick to a healthy WFPB diet for a few weeks, is that you will gradually lose your craving for junk food, and you'll start to just feel better — more alert, healthier, more energetic.

I can see the results I am leaner than I've been in a while, have more energy, and just feel better in general.

Gluten intolerance is on the rise, but most people just feel better when they don't eat it.

Research has actually shown that directly after eating fruits and vegetables, people just feel better all the way around.

im so much more loose i mean like 100 % better i can squat deeper and just feel better i stretch like a nut everyday i make up my own stretches.

+ together or just feel better in your skin.

Love when I follow a ketogenic diet I have so much more energy and just feel better.

My output from my ostomy is thicker because I'm digesting more and overall I just feel better.

Then there is a third category I have termed «just feel better without gluten».

I stopped drinking alcohol about 3 months ago, and for the same reasoning that I stopped drinking coffee — I just feel better without them both.

If I could sum up the one most important thing you could start doing today to improve your health and more easily reach your weight loss goals, more easily maintain your ideal weight, and just FEEL better everyday, this would be it: Learn to cook.

Sometimes, I begin my day with classical music, and my work habits just feel better in the later hours of the day.

So ask why you want to slim down: Do you just feel better and more confident when your jeans are less snug?

I've played around with a pre-workout meal, and I find I just feel better with the kind of training I'm doing if my stomach is empty.

«I just feel better this way,» he says.

Camille added, «I just feel better when I eat a certain way; it's about going back to the basics.»

«Athletes perform better when inflammation is lower, athletes perform better when they have better access to nutrition, they perform better when they just feel better in general,» she says.

Eating a nutritionally sound diet is not only important to regain your figure, but it is vitally important in terms of helping your recover from the birth, heal quickly, and just feel better sooner.

Finally, if you don't trust you'll take your vitamin D3... or if you just feel better with drop — I like this brand.

I just feel better that way, but that may not be the case for everyone.

Surrounded by sports magazines and remote controls, he grunts and adds, «I need to get my ass in gear and do something about my weight and the way I look and just feel better about myself.

While my mom has celiac, I don't (or at least have not taken the time to get a diagnosis) and am not symptomatic, except that I just feel better (sinuses and GI tract in particular) the less wheat I eat.

I just feel better all around when I limit it to once or twice a week.