Sentence examples for indigestion it from inspiring English sources

And though Karen told me that what I thought was a smile as he looked at me was in reality a bit of indigestion, it was hard for me not to smile back.

Harry Hopper, the chairman of the board, told the Washington Post that "the process of publicly exploring this idea has generated not only noise and indigestion, it has also generated an inflow of opportunities and information".

My hospital-provided case manager (every hospital must have them these days to negotiate with insurance companies) argued for an extra day, but that was covered only because I experienced severe chest pains (due to indigestion, it turned out) on the fourth day, not because my walking was limited to a few steps.

"Like blogging, I see Twitter more as a disruptive Web publishing tool with ramifications to existing media business processes than I do as a way to find out when and where my friends are going to lunch and how much indigestion it gave them after".

Calvin refers to Miss Wormwood's indigestion ("It's really gross how she drinks Maalox straight from the bottle"), her medication ("I wonder if her doctor knows she mixes all those prescriptions") and her smoking habit ("Rumor has it she's up to two packs a day, unfiltered").

When a fever is accompanied by severe diarrhea or indigestion, it is a good idea to reduce it with the help of rice water.

Removing stress from your life can help to stop indigestion before it starts, or lessen the effects of it.

It's commonly used as a remedy for indigestion, so it usually comes in the form of capsules.

Artemisinin – the only drug left to treat malaria – and the drug that came before it, chloroquine, both worked by giving the malaria parasite what was essentially a bad case of indigestion, preventing it from being able to eliminate a build-up of iron that occurs after it ingests haemoglobin.

Probiotics play a major role in the digestive process, helping to breakdown dairy products and carbs that can sometimes lead to indigestion, making it easier for you to eat such foods without regretting it later.

The Insufferable and the Insufficient gave America indigestion, so it was, in fact, inevitable that they would end up in this interminable intermezzo.