Sentence examples for digestive troubles from inspiring English sources

Twice Kunzru afflicts them with digestive troubles.

Old people complain of digestive troubles that they attribute to locally grown food.

Finally, Renee cuddles her dog to Patrick's exclusion, while Patrick hams up his raucous digestive troubles.

Is it not sensible to advise those with digestive troubles to cut down on wheat, then?

It may be given to horses with digestive troubles or deficient eating habits.

To avoid replicating Pepys' digestive troubles, this brunch sandwich contains some greenery, which would probably appal the diarist.

Too many glutinous books, like too many oysters, are bad for the digestion; and digestive trouble is one of the complaints that bring the sick, or those who fancy themselves to be sickening, to Sanditon.

He had complained of a "wretched existence," with a long list of symptoms: abdominal pain, digestive trouble, colic, chronic bronchitis, foul body odors and extremely bad breath.

I was with my mum and dad when he was told that he didn't have digestive trouble after all, but incurable secondary cancer that had spread from his oesophagus to his liver.

She had a dozen bottles of pills from other clinics in the Twin Cities, and a long list of ailments: arthritis, digestive trouble, allergies, insomnia and, worst of all, pain.

There is also more "alternative food"—such as noodles made from wheat, maize cobs, leaves and grass but it is of little nutritional value and causes digestive trouble.In the past, the WFP has distributed most of its food to hospitals, nurseries and schools (about a third of the children who end up in hospital suffer from malnutrition).