But, we noticed, there was a contrast between "external health and internal ailments".
Created in the 1940's by a nutrition guru, Stanley Burroughs, to treat ulcers and other internal ailments, the fast enjoyed a vogue in the late '70s after the publication of his book "The Master Cleanser".
It's our national ailment.
Over and over, people exposed to crude and dispersants from the drilling disaster told stories of serious health issues--from high levels of ethylbenzene in their blood, to respiratory ailments and internal bleeding and expressed an urgent need for access to doctors who have experience treating chemical exposure". .
Bixa orellana L. has been traditionally used in Central and South America to treat a number of ailments, including internal inflammation, and in other tropical countries like Malaysia as treatment for gastric ulcers and stomach discomfort.
As President Hassan Rouhani's newly appointed cabinet begins to tackle Iran's economic ailments on both the diplomatic and internal level, an independent initiative by local businessmen, academics and social activists aims to inject a human element into the growing domestic effort to lift the international sanctions against Iran's nuclear programme.
Egyptian healers used saffron as a treatment for all varieties of gastrointestinal ailments: when stomach pains progressed to internal hemorrhaging, an Egyptian treatment consisted of saffron crocus seeds mixed and crushed together with aager-tree remnants, ox fat, coriander, and myrrh.
A pain that you're feeling may be the result of an external incident, such as banging your shoulder or cutting your foot; however, if there was not such an event, a physical ailment or change in your body's status could be caused by some internal condition.
The nut, leaves, bark, wood, and roots were variously used to treat any and all skin ailments -- sores, gangrene, dandruff, hives, open wounds, lice -- as well as internal problems, such as diarrhea, inflamed tonsils, and morning sickness.
