Sentences with phrase «not magical cures»

Contrary to the overblown claims made by those of us who frequent health food stores, coconuts (and their oil) are just foods — they are not magical cures.

Look around the league, changing managers is not a magical cure - all.

There isn't a magical cure for childhood obesity, so sacrificing quality sleep isn't the only way to help prevent it.

While it's not a magical cure for everyone, it might help.

While developmental editing is an excellent, valuable, and specialized service, it isn't a magical cure - all.

These steps aren't a magical cure that will guarantee your relationship lasts the test of time.

Not exact matches

This smoothie is like some magical cure - all for an upset stomach, I can't even tell you how many times this smoothie has made me feel 100 % better after drinking it.)

This isn't going to be a magical cure to drop the pounds after baby, but in combination with a few methods you can employ safely you may drop some of the weight and keep it off.

If you're here looking for magical supply cures, I doubt I have anything you haven't heard of before.

The magical cure of feeding a baby solids before bedtime belongs at the top of the heaping pile of sleep miracles that sound great but don't really work.

This doesn't mean that the food contains magical powers that can cure a disease, rather that the properties are healthy when added to a balanced diet.

So, let's take a moment clarify that it is not a magical potion or a cure - all for disease and dysfunction.

My goal is to present to you only things that are effective for the majority of dogs, and not information intended to sell oils or present some «magical cure - all» for every problem.

For those who don't know the backstory of the game, Brothers is the story about two kids who need to find a magical medicine to help cure their father's illness.

None of the clients of marital therapy hopes for it to help them get a divorce (not consciously at least), but they expect a magical cure - all for all their frustrations.