Sentence examples for a physiological illness from inspiring English sources
Johansson [10] when discussing realism asks the rhetorical question: "would you like to be treated for a physiological illness by a (non-realist) physician who is not sure that there are human bodies?" – (our emphasis).
Although Yealland believed in a psychogenic origin for the symptoms of war neurosis, he communicated a physiological illness model to his patients (Supplementary material).
Many of the principles of his treatment, including the emphasis on suggestion, demonstration of preserved function and the communication of a physiological illness model, are encountered in current therapeutic approaches to functional motor and sensory symptoms.
But until managers and employers start to treat mental illness as just as manageable in their employees as physiological illness, and not a weakness, I'll lie, and so will so many others.
Although empirical research – brain scans and blood analyses – approaches dementia like any other physiological illness, it can inadvertently distance us from what Oliver Sacks referred to as "the inner state, 'the situation'" of the person.
Unlike the latter study, Yap and coworkers failed to show that serial measurement of albumin was as accurate as APACHE II in predicting outcome, although they agreed that serum albumin is associated with acute physiological illness and mortality.
To fulfil this aim and implicit obligations, as well as enhancing the welfare of both human and animal companion, it is impossible to ignore the emotional and behavioural aspects of this relationship in favour of purely physiological illness and disease.
Lewis says, "Alcoholics (which can be defined in various ways) recover 'naturally' (independent of treatment) at a rate of 50-80 percent depending on your choice of statistics (but see this link for a good example)." Imagine if folkswith real physiological illnesses could get better by trying real hard.
Lewis says, "Alcoholics (which can be defined in various ways) recover "naturally' (independent of treatment) at a rate of 50-80 percent depending on your choice of statistics (but see this link for a good example)." Imagine if folks with real physiological illnesses could get better by trying real hard.
Allergies, food intolerances and back pain could easily be real physiological illnesses in some people and nocebo-induced conditions in others.
