Sentence examples for cures that were from inspiring English sources

So, for example, a section about Cavendish's struggle to conceive a child consists largely of a list of the cures that were prescribed to her and her husband: This time they tried, for him, crystals taken from wood ash and dissolved in wine each morning; for me, a tincture of herbs put into my womb at night with a long syringe.

I decided to try the cures that were offered up here most regularly a different one each week by serotonin-sapped week.

But there is a world of impassioned advice online that seems to suggest it doesn't necessarily have to be this way, so I decided to try the cures that were offered up here most regularly – a different one, each week by serotonin-sapped week.

Critics of embryonic-stem-cell research often accuse its supporters of promising imminent cures that are at best years away, if feasible at all.

– asked by ronaldo4madrid What are the lines of development of cures that are being pursued at present? – asked by Steven Wilson Could this child ever have children of its own some day?

So it clicked in my mind that when you read about old medicine or herbal medicine today, there are all these claims for cures that are romantic and fabulous".

"Cures" that are too good to be true always are unless they can be validated.

Just like the homeopathists, who pretend to have found cures that are beyond mainstream medicine.

So these articles play to this fear by reassuring us that there are treatments that work, and that there are cures that are effective.

Cures that are apparent when treatment ceases may later relapse, with subsequent requirement for further therapy.

"It is certainly possible that some have had cancers that could have been cured that weren't".