Sentence examples for gut trouble from inspiring English sources
Fecal therapy has often been used to cure gut trouble in cows and horses.
Although coronaviruses made animals very sick, in people they were known to cause only colds and gut trouble, not serious diseases like pneumonia.
You got gut trouble or something?" That's entirely fitting with regard to the subject matter, for when Carter investigates his brother's death, he discovers the dead man's daughter has been coerced into porn films by the local crime syndicate, setting Carter off on a trail of vengeance.
Few of the scientists I interviewed had much doubt that the Western diet was altering our gut microbiome in troubling ways.
Once a horse's heart rate has fallen, veterinarians check for lameness, listen to its gut for signs of trouble and look for other injuries.
If a mutation created a salmonella strain that always opted out of the suicide attacks, these salmonella would benefit in the short term within the gut, but they would have trouble spreading to the next victim.
The other acronym that spells trouble for your gut.
Emily, a criminology student in Brisbane, says she also started masturbating at a young age and feels "pretty gutted" that she still has trouble having an orgasm with a partner.
Emily, a criminology student in Brisbane, says she also started masturbating a young age and feels "pretty gutted" that she still has trouble having an orgasm with a partner.
Some didn't have electricity or running water, and dogs lay in cool dirt near the stoops, and it was like being on my hometown streets again, everything pervaded by a gut-sick giddiness that only trouble could be found here.
Many of those infected show no symptoms at all the amoeba lives quietly in their gut, feeding on bacteria without causing trouble.
