Sentences with phrase «nervous stomach»

Lavender is naturally calming and helps with the occasional nervous stomach aches, so if you're feeling nervous and you have lavender, use it, smell it, drink it in a tea, bathe with it — do it all if you can.

High cortisol and epinephrine levels can result in nervous stomach, feelings of panic, even paranoia.

Tilford states in his Animal Herbalist website that while valerian can be soothing to many dogs — especially those with nervous stomachs — it is not suitable for every dog.

Public speaking, going on a first date, catching some sleep before a huge exam, nervous stomach ache, fear — taking lavender internally as a tea or even a tincture is up your ally.

It's my nervous stomach.

In the team time trial the next day, a nervous stomach added four more minutes to Delgado's time.

It's sometimes called a «nervous stomach» or a «spastic colon.»

A «nervous stomach» under periods of stress may signify that there is a link between our gut and our mood.

All of us who have experienced a «nervous stomach» under periods of stress suspect that there is a link between our gut and our mood.

If you've ever had a «nervous stomach,» then you've had firsthand experience with this connection.

The psychology term for this is «flooding,» or the physical response that occurs when talking about a problem with a partner, which can involve everything from an accelerated heart rate to sweating to a nervous stomach.

Angelica Root Powder is a respected tonic in traditional Chinese medicine that works well to improve your digestion and has a calming effect on your nervous stomach.

Race day morning was the usual for me, although it was not my first half marathon, I still had the nervous stomach and jitters.

My earliest memory is in elementary school, when I would get a nervous stomach each day in the cafeteria.

Nervous stomachs are their excuse for the delays.

We've all been in that situation of feeling test anxiety: The clammy hands and nervous stomach, along with fear of the potential negative outcome of an exam.

Read her first dispatch here; her second dispatch follows: As my alarm went off, I started to get a nervous stomach, the one I get when I'm about to embark on something new and unknown.