Sentence examples for Relieve fatigue from inspiring English sources
Amphetamines are in a category of drugs known as stimulants, which are used to increase alertness and relieve fatigue.
More cure-alls await at My Cup of Tea (1057A, boulevard St.-Laurent, 514-861-8800; mcot.ca), including "Shopoholic" (6.99 dollars), a tea that purports to relieve fatigue.
The impressive list of teas includes Korean green or black tea (premium or medium), 10-herb mixture ("to revitalize you"), red ginseng, plum ("to relieve fatigue"), ginger tea and coffee.
These programmes often involve taking large amounts of 'smart' supplements, or 'nutraceuticals' - things like Panax ginseng (the ginsenocides can relieve fatigue and stress and lower blood pressure) and L-carnitine (which helps to convert fatty acids into energy).
There are separate climate controls for driver, front passenger and back seat, a choice of massaging or adaptive seats (filled with air cells to relieve fatigue), heaters that warm the whole seat or just the backrest.
The main selling point of the EP-MA70 is the built-in ceramic heater that's supposed to relieve fatigue.
Only a few fatigued subjects reported that rest relieved fatigue at any follow-up period (Table 5).
There was (and is) no compelling evidence that testosterone relieves fatigue or nervousness, and later there was evidence that it might be harmful.
In Demopolis, a city of about 7,500 along the Tombigbee River first settled in 1817 by aristocratic French refugees, the faded outline of a Coca-Cola advertisement is visible against the brick wall of a warehouse in its historic business district, the words "relieves fatigue" painted white on a red background.
Interventions can be aimed at relieving fatigue, both behaviorally and pharmacologically.
According to prior studies [8 11], the pickled soybean exerts various physiological functions that include relieving fatigue and preventing high blood pressure, and demonstrates hypoglycemic, anticancer, antiproliferative, antiobesity, and antioxidant activities.
