Sentence examples for every ailment from inspiring English sources

It is the cure for every ailment.

"There's one for every ailment," she said, picking armfuls of thyme, mullein and oregano.

People also have increased expectations of medical advances and therefore a cure for every ailment.

They seemed to be suffering not so much from any particular ailment as from just about every ailment.

Abby Bernstein feels as if she has been told that she has just about every ailment in the book.

"In this court's view, the issues posed by this case exemplify the adage that not every ailment afflicting society may be redressed by a lawsuit," he wrote.

It seems like there's one for every possible ailment: there's a posture for asthma, a posture that strengthens the pancreas and even a posture for piles.

Once we have computerized medical records the "chigentic gomplex of gombuters" will help us identify the best treatments for every imaginable ailment and save us a bundle of money in the process.

The You Feel community is an outgrowth of doctoroz.com, which has become a kind of Merck Manual for the layman, addressing nearly every imaginable ailment, but pitched particularly to those who feel constrained by the rules of conventional medicine.

Natural products (NPs) have been used to treat almost every known ailment, with records from civilizations all over the world, dating as far back as 4,600 years ago [1, 2].

For people with obscure conditions it is a Godsend, providing more information than sometimes the doctors--treating every possible ailment--even have.