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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Indigestion"”.
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Indigestion or Thriving Metabolism? People of Color-owned Restaurants Digesting Sustainability
This study explores people of color-owned (POC) restaurants under the governance of Washington, DC (DC) who provide community programming. Since 2009 ‘sustainable’ legislative changes have affecting DC’s food industry, causing a change in operational costs and allowable materials to serve food. DC …
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Phytochemical and biological investigation of erigeron annus (L.) Pers for antimicrobial activity and potential DNA gyrase inhibitors
… genus, used in Chinese folk medicine to treat indigestion, malaria, enteritis, hepatitis and hematuria increasingly since the 1970s. However it is not an indigenous species in China and has not been officially recorded in the Chinese Pharmacopeia. Very little research has been published on it …
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Studies in the Regulation of Gastric Acidity
… aided by the activity of demon spirits, whereas indigestion resulted if the demon became angered. | On the other hand the Hindus were of the opinion that humors, "Vata", "Pitta”, and "Kafa” resided in the body and directed its digestive processes, assisted by "Pachaka" (Fire of digestion) which …
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A study of the normal and pathological intestinal flora of infants and very young children
… were older children suffering from intestinal indigestion. 21 cases free from diarrhoea, and which always had been free from diarrhoea were put through the routine examination. These cases throughout the thesis I have called normal. I wish to say that by this I mean completely free from …
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The politics of the table: Nutrition and the telescopic body in Saxon Germany, 1890-1935
… and their bodies: good and bad tastes, energy, indigestion, disease or its prevention, pleasure, pain. My work expands the dichotomy between individual and social bodies to include the anatomical parts that constitute the eating individual and that individual’s multiple spheres of social …
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Understanding the pathways to oesophageal and stomach cancer diagnosis: a multi-methods approach
… Descriptions of ‘heartburn’, ‘reflux’ and ‘indigestion’ differed between participants, suggesting these terms may introduce uncertainty in relation to symptom experience. This is the first study to explore the role of health literacy in the timely diagnosis of symptomatic cancer, and …
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Chiropractic management of heartburn, dyspepsia and reflux in chronically symptomatic adults
Background. Chiropractic has traditionally treated visceral symptomatology; however, only anecdotal evidence exists regarding heartburn, dyspepsia or reflux (HDR). Objectives. This investigation aimed to build on a pilot study showing positive effects from chiropractic management of HDR. A review …
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Cost Burden of the ‘Presenteeism’ Health Outcome in a Diverse Nurse and Pharmacist Workforce: Practice Models and Health Policy Implications
… loose bowels, or diarrhea; and nausea, gas, or indigestion. Depression and anxiety were more prevalent conditions than the common cold or flu symptoms in these knowledge-based professions and mental health conditions were a significant predictor of presenteeism<em>.</em> </p> <p>Rates of …
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A Study on the Relationship between Fire fighters’ Stress and Condition of Their Health
… from headache, a pain in the chest, and indigestion due to 24-hour standby’, ‘presence/absence of experiences of the limits of stress in case of catastrophes’, and ‘whether they came to drink or smoke a lot more than before due to the job; it can be said that these stress factors would be …
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A statistical study of the relations of neurasthenic, dyspeptic, and allergic symptoms
… of neurasthenia, the physiological symptoms of indigestion, and the physiological symptoms of the allergic diseases
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Molecular characterization of soybean meal trypsin inhibitors and lectins as a basis for developing approaches to mitigate their anti-nutritional effects
… restrain their digestive functions leading to indigestion and stunted growth. It also contains lectin which binds to intestinal cells containing N-acetyl galactosamine (GalNAc) to impede nutrient uptake into the blood. Soybean needs to be processed to get rid of these anti-nutrients before …