Sentence examples for intestinal ills from inspiring English sources

For example, some of the illnesses treated with peyote by Mexican Natives are tuberculosis, pneumonia, scarlet fever, intestinal ills, diabetes, rheumatic pains, colds, grippe, fevers, and venereal diseases, which is why peyote is officially listed in the Mexican pharmacopoeia [ 10].

He ended his statement with the Cuban revolutionary call: "Towards victory, always!" Castro had been suffering ill health for many years, and handed power over to his brother as an intestinal complaint worsened.

According to Human Rights in China, Mr. Xu became mentally ill after being subjected to torture and hard labor, and Mr. Jin has been suffering from an untreated intestinal ailment.

The MDR1-deficient mouse spontaneously develops intestinal inflammation through ill-defined impairments in enterocyte function (Panwala et al., 1998).

Interestingly, diseases that have the highest effect on public health either in terms of illness (ill-defined intestinal infections), death (toxoplasmosis) or both (brucellosis) are not identified in the ranking based on a single individual incidence parameter, but they are captured by DALY, which has the advantage of enabling comparisons between different disease endpoints.

Most of the foodborne illness cases in Greece were caused by ill-defined intestinal infections (Table 3).

Noroviruses could be the etiologic agents in a large proportion of these ill-defined intestinal infections because they have been considered the most likely agent of foodborne illness caused by unknown agents (26 ) and have been found in other studies to be a most common cause of foodborne illness due to known agents (17, 18 ).

He has suffered the dual indignities of being doused in urine by a spectator and forced into a field to unburden himself by an ill-timed intestinal heave.

Though the worms substantially damaged the architecture of the intestinal tissues, no apparent ill effects on the general health/condition of the fish were observed.

Exogenous GLP-1 markedly attenuates the glycaemic response to small intestinal nutrient in critically ill patients.

Ill-defined intestinal infections accounted for most (94%) cases (sum of reported/estimated and underreported cases).