And many pundits were having a collective case of indigestion.
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Besides indigestion and fatigue, the CISO roles have become demanding.
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Recalling a Time When Books Could Give You Indigestion 61.
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Its actions, though welcomed by ratings agencies, are causing market indigestion.
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Enough, perhaps, to induce indigestion in some—but not this journalist.
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Other symptoms can include stomach cramping, indigestion, hives, swelling, and fainting.
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The notion that poutine is "Canadian" is giving some Quebecois indigestion.
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That's not bad at all, if you don't mind some mild indigestion.
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"He could wake up with indigestion, and who knows what he'll do?"
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For some, moderate amounts of spicy food may even help with indigestion.
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At this stage in the group's life, prospective investors could suffer indigestion.
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It will have to ensure that breakneck growth does not bring indigestion.
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The primary risk from the ghastly sport of competitive eating is indigestion.
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He said patients sometimes confused chest pain for indigestion, particularly older people.
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This may be why some patients have symptoms like diarrhea or indigestion.
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The brothers have an appetite for destruction, but only Eli gets indigestion.
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But elsewhere, Russia's adventurism is feeding a growing, gnawing case of indigestion.
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It goes down nicely, but it gives me a little indigestion afterward.
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Startups perish more often from indigestion than starvation, runs a Silicon Valley saying.
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"I do think there's going to be some potential indigestion," Ms. Smith said.
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Cannabis helped her mother's indigestion and depression, and it lightened her pill use.
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Of course, it's possible that Tyrion's disturbed facial expression was the result of indigestion.
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H. • What's that "little bit of indigestion" that Earl of G's got going on?
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That's because Simmons was hospitalized with "severe indigestion," manager Michael Catalano told ABC News.
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It can be eaten by mischievous toddlers or pet hamsters without causing lethal indigestion.
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Richard Simmons went to the hospital Monday for "severe indigestion" ... according to his rep.
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Yoga doesn't just ease period cramps and indigestion — it can even help with headaches.
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But that morning Vargas Llosa's expression hovered near patrician indigestion — downturned mouth, indifferent gaze.
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It is a lot to digest, and indigestion is hardly out of the question.
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He can't eat at these lunches, he said, because he gets indigestion from anxiety.
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The effects on your digestive system can include nausea, indigestion, constipation, diarrhea, and bloating.
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Because symptoms can include chest pressure, not just pain, people often think it's just indigestion.
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But it looks like the e-commerce giant may be facing a little indigestion ahead.
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This juice will give you the same indigestion as your classic slice, without the calories.
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Signs of a heart attack include arm and chest pain, sweating and indigestion or nausea.
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I had mild indigestion all day, but it had nothing to do with the fruit.
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According to the FDA, using this device can lead to indigestion, vomiting, constipation, and diarrhea.
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Cheese, in all its melty, salty, indigestion-inducing goodness, will probably always be a mainstay online.
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If such combinations sound like a recipe for indigestion, request the house-made black hamburger buns.
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Swikle was drinking the apple cider vinegar straight, but it burned his throat and caused indigestion.
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Spiegel has always gone by his gut, but this awful earnings report should give him indigestion.
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The thump-thump-thump of the speaker system issues out of its maw like hellish indigestion.
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They are full of so much rich orchestration and abstract philosophizing as to collectively cause indigestion.
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That little mysterious underwater gurgle that sounds like indigestion was actually the loudest underwater sound ever recorded.
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Your eyes look dead and your scowl does not suggest American greatness so much as American indigestion.
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Perhaps the one feeling that has the power to connect people as deeply as love is indigestion.
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Back where it had always been until the Safeway bout of indigestion, and where it should be.
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Richard Simmons was hospitalized Monday in California for "severe indigestion," his manager, Michael Catalano, tells ABC News.
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The bottle I bought recommended eating two horse tranquilizer-sized pills after every meal to prevent indigestion.
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Richard Simmons is expressing gratitude for the care he received this week while hospitalized for severe indigestion.
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Antacids are a household staple for those who have acid reflux or suffer from heartburn and indigestion.
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If creatine monohydrate gives you indigestion, it may be worth try pH-buffered creatine or creatine hydrochloride.
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Food that isn't properly broken down into chyme can lead to indigestion and other potential GI problems.
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The reshuffle represents an admission by drugmakers that they have overstretched by peddling lip balm and indigestion remedies.
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Commins warned that many also experience "severe GI [gastrointestinal] distress," such as stomach pain, indigestion, vomiting and diarrhea.
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If you frequently suffer from indigestion at night, your best bet might be to choose another sleeping position.
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"Investors are quite hopeful and not really concerned with any supply indigestion," said DZ Bank Strategist Christian Lenk.
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"I do think there's going to be some potential indigestion," Kathleen Smith of Renaissance Capital told the NYT.
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In exchange for five dollars, he poured Richard some Herbalife aloe water, which was supposed to relieve indigestion.
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The truth is gastroenterologists don't know why certain food causes indigestion and heartburn for patients with stomach ulcers.
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The patient, who was not identified, allegedly sought medical attention at Herley Hospital in Copenhagen after complaining of indigestion.
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Historians and philosophers wrote about Tokaj's ability to cure various illnesses and problems — from fever and indigestion to laziness.
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Cultural knowledge tells us that it can be used to treat indigestion; tea companies claim that it's a gentle laxative.
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After ordering additional, expensive tests, the physician indicates the patient has indigestion and sends the patient home with proper medication.
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Take a too smoke breaks or have a bout of indigestion that leaves you on the toilet longer than usual?
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He swallows an indigestion tablet, buttons a blue cardigan, then paces his office on the fifth floor of City Hall.
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Viagra has a typical list of potential side effects, including headache, nausea, indigestion, muscle pain, nasal congestion, and abnormal vision.
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Let's direct voters toward the red meat of their wrongdoing, not their indigestion when they go out for a chimichanga.
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For those allergic, exposure to peanuts can result in symptoms like cramping, indigestion, hives, swelling and even fainting or dizziness.
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First, he's complaining about the food in space and carrying himself like he has maybe just a touch of indigestion.
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The key to the coming week will be about whether markets can absorb the Fed's rate hike message without getting indigestion.
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Halloween, New Year's, St. Patrick's Day — anything that puts pressure on having an incredible, picture-perfect time immediately gives me indigestion.
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Side effects can include allergic reactions, indigestion, increased heart rate and changes in blood pressure, according to the drug's prescribing label.
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Supposedly, this causes indigestion, bloating, and cramps along with widespread inflammation, leading to more ambiguous symptoms such as fatigue and irritability.
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Proponents of A2-only milk say the A1 protein causes indigestion for many people, while critics say more research is needed.
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The 69-year-old man was admitted to a hospital in Denmark in 203 after three days of indigestion and nausea.
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FDA said these products used to treat heartburn, sour stomach, acid indigestion or upset stomach can cause stomach or intestinal bleeding.
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" The fitness guru says that he is doing well after heading to the hospital Monday with severe indigestion, and is "not 'missing.
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One small study found that carbonated water helped alleviate symptoms of indigestion and constipation in people who regularly suffered from these conditions.
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Whether it's because of indigestion or market-induced exhaustion, fewer and fewer have any appetite for that midday filet mignon and scotch.
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Causes for indigestion include the February 22019 Channel NewsAsia article's photo of 12 dead dogs being mourned by a protestor in Taipei.
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Back in 1845, Ettore Zucca, an Italian industrialist, made rhubarb amaro from a tincture his wife's doctor concocted to cure her indigestion.
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"There's a bit of digesting going on but there's not much indigestion," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank.
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Saudi Arabia, led by impetuous 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, may be in for a bout of Lebanese indigestion.
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That, indeed, would be a serious case of Hayek's "indigestion," and a sad coda to a misguided effort to invigorate American economy.
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But thinking about the case gives him crippling indigestion, and his father (Jérémie Renier) suffers back pain that requires a morphine injection.
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The young women, often in some state of denial even during the delivery, experience cramps, and believe they have indigestion or flu.
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Like the cronut, it will have its day in the limelight, disappear, and we'll be left with a vague memory of indigestion.
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Three years later, Bradham renamed his drink, which he believed aided digestion, to "Pepsi-Cola," taken from the word "dyspepsia," meaning indigestion.
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Software will eat the world, as the saying goes, but in doing so, some developers are likely to get a little indigestion.
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If you're experiencing indigestion or your energy levels are low after too many holiday parties, your liver could be out of sync.
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In April 2017, he was hospitalized for "severe indigestion," taking to Facebook after the incident to reassure his fans of his good health.
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Richard Simmons "looks really great" after his hospitalization for severe indigestion, according to a police officer at the fitness guru's return home Thursday.
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But giving up ham and griddlecakes for simple grains often relieved indigestion and made a lot of people feel better, Ms. Carroll said.
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Instead, Gary Cohn gave out universal and unconditional tax cuts like candy that is going to give the American taxpayer major financial indigestion.
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That's not catastrophic, but those are the kinds of weak projections that have been giving the stock markets severe indigestion in recent weeks.
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He predicts stocks still have the ability to hit new highs this year, adding that markets are in an 'indigestion' phase for right now.
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Even though these results are not definitive, women may still want to consider other options to relieve heartburn and indigestion, Shen said by email.
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Maybe. Did I drink too much red wine right before bed, and now I have indigestion so bad I can't stop tossing and turning?
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That probably won't do much for your body, aside from give you the indigestion that naturally comes along with eating a Carl's Jr. burger.
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"After a few days of battling severe indigestion and discomfort while eating, we agreed it was best for him to seek treatment," Catalano said.
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" While Simmons hadn't been seen in public since 2014, he was in the public eye again in April after being hospitalized for "severe indigestion.
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The new name came as part of Pepsi-Cola's health marketing strategy to make the drink's name sound like "dyspepsia," a term for indigestion.
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But mindless eating while we are multitasking can lead us to consume more calories and is more likely to lead to bloating and indigestion.
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Some people, when eating these specialty peppers, can experience severe indigestion, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and perhaps even pass out from the effects.
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Restless at night, they are assailed by indigestion and stress, or by violent dreams that jolt them into states of feverish or fiery readiness.
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They order cheese fries, mozzarella sticks and a plate of fried pickles that will later give the Londoner (me) a wild bout of indigestion.
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The IPO indigestion, repo flare-ups and commission evaporation all hint that the proprietary advantages once enjoyed by central Wall Street players have waned.
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A common result: fatigue, aches and pains in his limbs and joints, and muscle spasms that can even occur in the GI tract, triggering indigestion.
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Simmons says it was just severe indigestion, but knowing fans might be concerned, he decided to break his silence, sending a statement directly to People.
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"This is what gives policymakers indigestion, is that something is going to knock us off track from overseas," Zentner told CNBC's Worldwide Exchange on Thursday.
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Boozing at night can also, of course, cause other side effects like headaches, nausea, indigestion, and sensitivity to light and noise, according to the CDC.
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I asked him about apple cider vinegar, a suggested natural remedy for indigestion on many of the health websites I had scoured looking for answers.
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Furthermore, the symptoms of a silent heart attack can easily be mistaken for something else, such as indigestion, a challenging workout, or even a toothache.
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Often, the diagnosis occurs in a routine physical or during a doctor's visit prompted by lingering symptoms such as fatigue, shortness of breath, and indigestion.
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Walters, 69, told the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire that she visited her doctor after suffering from a number of symptoms, including indigestion, stomach pain and vomiting.
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Okay, the hounds get a nice meal (though one that might give them indigestion), but Ramsay ultimately finds himself the final victim of his own sadism.
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A surge of cobalt intermediate products, such as hydroxide from the DRC, is causing indigestion in China, where it is processed into battery-grade cobalt salts.
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In the Hudson Valley, one chef crafts tonics and elixirs to cure PMS and indigestion, potent potions for a restaurant — and a very fragrant little world.
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Financial markets in the United States reacted to the news with indigestion; the Dow Jones Industrials Average closed with a drop of more than 600 points.
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The most incensed he gets is in an earnest paragraph about Hillary Clinton and her "negligence of Wisconsin," in which any bile could pass as indigestion.
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Running away with it, will probably cause a lot of huge indigestion as we realize it's going to run away with almost everything in retail. Anything.
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The topic can be especially difficult to study because it often requires understanding initial symptoms — chest pain, for example, could be a heart attack or indigestion.
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Up to four in five pregnant women suffer from heartburn or acid indigestion from what's known as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), the study authors note in Pediatrics.
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And that's why I specifically say, 'There have been enough people who have died at home thinking it was indigestion and it was really a heart attack.
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Treating your cat or dog for a stomachache might give you indigestion: The average bill runs owners $344 for cats and $292 for dogs, according to Nationwide.
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"Consuming refined sugars may be associated with having a lighter and more disruptive sleep because they're not easily digestible, which can cause indigestion and bloating," Koudelka said.
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Still, some people may have a sensitivity to certain foods or even anxiety related to what they eat, which can cause symptoms like heart palpitations and indigestion.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) indigestion by confronting him at lunch over his remark that young Latino immigrants have "calves like cantaloupes" from hauling drugs over the border.
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While I did not partake of this crusty fare, it seems safe to say that those who do are in little danger of serious indigestion, even psychologically.
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They picked his speech apart for its content, its negative tone, its shameless patriotism, and the nervous indigestion it'll cause our allies and enemies around the world.
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They found such treasures as "to pungle up", meaning for someone to produce money or something else owed, and "the mulligrubs": indigestion and, by extension, a foul mood.
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But headaches, loss of vision, indigestion, and diarrhea are also fairly common; rarer side effects include facial swelling, renal problems, laryngitis, and, perversely, an inability to experience orgasm.
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As a result, young women tend to brush off early symptoms and avoid seeking help, sometimes mistaking the pain of a heart attack for indigestion or acid reflux.
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Instead, profit reports and forecasts following the most recent three months are giving investors indigestion as companies send unclear messages about the rising cost of goods and labor.
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Schweppes, the first seltzer bottler in England, promised it could "reduce fever, ease 'biliousness' (indigestion), and address nervous afflictions and 'the debilitating consequences of hard living," Joseph writes.
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Here are tips that help keep off the pounds, shake off salt and sugar, eliminate hangovers and stave off stomachaches, indigestion and spikes in cholesterol and blood pressure.
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The series, with its disquisitions on bodily humors and "the great American evil — indigestion," shows Whitman's long-known immersion in the health science — or pseudoscience — of his era.
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Prior to having my daughter Claire, I rarely had indigestion with the exception of the occasional night where I went a little heavy on the pesto and pasta.
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Who wants to play a coolly beautiful genius with no friends, no sense of humor, and a conscience so pained that it shows all the symptoms of indigestion?
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Here's what it means in practice: AT&T can find out which subscribers have indigestion — or at least which ones bought over-the-counter drugs to treat it.
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Jamie Kennedy, chef de renom qui a fait venir la poutine à Toronto, fait une indigestion chaque fois qu'on accuse le Canada d'avoir volé la poutine au Québec.
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"'Elf' is a charming, silly family Christmas movie more likely to spread real joy than migraine, indigestion and sugar shock," A. O. Scott wrote in his Times review.
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We know that peppermint oil, which is in peppermint tea in small amounts, may help alleviate indigestion and reduce symptoms in people with irritable bowel syndrome, Dr. McKay says.
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"Today's Fed events may have given risk markets a little indigestion, but they also bought the Fed a little more flexibility going into the next FOMC meeting," he wrote.
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Unfortunately, a slowdown in certain end-markets, indigestion from the acquisition of TNT and cost increases in FedEx Ground have pushed that objective out further than we would like.
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"If there's any complaining about stomach fullness or discomfort or indigestion, it's really important to bring it to the attention of your doctor or health care provider," Chuang said.
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It also meant actually enjoying candy canes, eggnog not giving you indigestion and – best of all – watching holiday episodes of your favorite shows, some age-appropriate and some, well, not.
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ETSU scored the first seven points of the second half to cause Illinois head coach Brad Underwood a bit of indigestion, but Williams and Frazier answered with consecutive 3-pointers.
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" And in the run-up to holiday excesses, there is also a useful reminder of that Austrian and Chicago School philosopher Friedrich Hayek that "inflation is like overeating and indigestion.
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"It can cause cramping, indigestion, dehydration, and is also just not particularly pleasant," says Scott Gavura, an Ontario-based pharmacist and writer at the medical watchdog site Science-Based Medicine.
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Peanut allergies are one of the most common among American children, and can trigger a wide variety of reactions, including runny nose, stomach cramping, indigestion, hives, swelling, fainting, and anaphylaxis.
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Spicy food can exacerbate symptoms like heartburn or discomfort for people who already have an underlying problem that causes indigestion, such as acid reflux (GERD), a stomach ulcer, or gallbladder issues.
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Traders said demand was slowing after Asian issuers sold over US$10.27bn as of Friday, and expected markets to pause next week as secondaries had begun to show signs of indigestion.
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"The high-duration supply is causing indigestion in euro rates markets with weaker euro and firmer risk sentiment adding to the downside in Bunds," analysts at Commerzbank said in a note.
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They excel at processing the sort of noisy, uncertain data that are common in the real world but which tend to give conventional electronic computers, with their prescriptive arithmetical approach, indigestion.
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What started out as a scandal quickly became an engrossing story line and a pleasing snack food following a season dominated by the heavy indigestion of Ray Rice and domestic violence.
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"We want to buy something that's meaningful, worth the effort, diversifies our assets geographically, but not so big that it would cause indigestion to APA," McCormack told Reuters in an interview.
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"'Elf' is a charming, silly family Christmas movie more likely to spread real joy than migraine, indigestion and sugar shock," A.O. Scott wrote in his review in The New York Times.
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If children who are allergic to peanuts are exposed to them, they may experience an array of symptoms including cramping, indigestion, diarrhea, shortness of breath, tightness of breath, hives and swelling.
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Unfortunately it leaves investors with symptoms of chronic indigestion and insomnia, but even a GP might tell you at the moment - grin and bear it because it's the only trade in town.
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Alka Seltzer's "Plop Plop, Fizz Fizz" campaigns of yore employed everyone from night life stars like Sammy Davis, Jr. to regular guys who've had too much beer to sell their indigestion treatment.
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"When companies go on acquisition sprees like this, they can suffer from what some call indigestion," said Robert Salomon, an associate professor at the Stern School of Business at New York University.
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Some say it treats an array of health conditions, from boils on the skin to asthma, pain, indigestion, and the common cold, according to the Kootenay Columbia College of Integrative Health Sciences.
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In addition to indigestion, GERD can cause a persistent dry cough, sore throat, frequent throat clearing, hoarseness, burping or hiccups, bloating, difficulty swallowing and a sensation of a lump in the throat.
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Analysts fear that discussion could create some indigestion for markets if European leaders show a lack of unity in their approach to the U.K.'s plans, which are viewed as squishy at best.
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Though that has led to oversupply, Glencore says that is likely to be temporary, with Chief Financial Officer Steve Kalmin telling reporters on Wednesday the market was suffering from "a bit of indigestion".
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His guts burned and he couldn't tell if it was cesium or indigestion from the powdered shrimp snack he was tapping into his mouth or just the old feeling of being real pissed off.
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There is plenty on their work menu to give them indigestion - including divisions on trade, climate, the Iran nuclear deal and, in the last couple of days, the wildfires raging in Brazil's Amazon rainforest.
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He was known at Harvard College for attending Catholic Mass every Sunday, and for his studious intensity — one roommate recalled him often having indigestion and always having a bottle of Pepto Bismol on hand.
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Symptoms may include unusual fatigue; decreased endurance during physical activity; shortness of breath, chest pain or discomfort upon exertion; dizziness or palpitations; unexplained arm or jaw pain; and indigestion that is unrelieved by antacids.
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Today, Aldo explains, these rural farmers eat clay primarily to ward off or treat indigestion and stomach ulcers (similar to the commercial medication Kaopectate, whose original active ingredient was a type of absorbent clay).
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But I never considered the gas, the indigestion and general discomfort an immune-system response to something I shouldn't eat until I began studying about chronic inflammation as a root of many diseases, including diabetes.
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" It's easy to roll your eyes at his dictates, especially when they come under such blustering headers as "the great american evil—indigestion" and "could there be an entire nation of vigorous and beautiful men?
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Women are more likely to experience nausea, shortness of breath, indigestion, unusual fatigue, and cold sweats with a heart attack because they often experience blockages in smaller blood vessels, not just in their main arteries.
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The consumption of cheese has been an integral part of some of those cultures for nearly 7,000 years, and, thanks to genetics, the majority of the world experiences symptoms like indigestion and diarrhea if they partake.
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A young man with Noel Coward-ish wit (Noah Galvin) puts on drag to become a dyspeptic Duchess with indigestion, while a chilled-out gal named Tabatha (Nkeki Obi-Melekwe) is, inevitably, the grinning Cheshire Cat.
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To quote Jonathan Ruffer, a fund manager The pessimists sit like crows on a wet telegraph pole, waiting for the markets to break—but a crow can sit only for so long on the pole without indigestion.
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Many patients with heartburn and indigestion don't need PPIs, Schoenfeld added, noting that behavior and lifestyle changes such as getting more exercise and drinking less alcohol may have the same effect as PPIs for mild stomach symptoms.
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While the longer-term outlook for LNG demand growth appears to be rosy once again, the market may have little bouts of indigestion every now and again, as it has to absorb the lumpy nature of supply additions.
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Update 7:35PM: Soylent sent Gizmodo the company's official statement on the matter:We have become aware via our support channels of a limited number of instances of people experiencing indigestion or discomfort following consumption of our Soylent bar.
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The lawsuit says that Mathews used the data from the tracking device — including a trip to the hospital Simmons took in April 2017 for "severe indigestion," according to his manager — to sell "false" information to the National Inquirer.
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In the lawsuit, they asserted that Mathews had used data from the tracking device — including an April 2017 trip to the hospital for Simmons' "severe indigestion," according to his manager — to sell "false" information to the National Enquirer.
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"The syndications we have seen from Ireland, Belgium and Portugal have been very well subscribed, so whatever concern there was about supply indigestion or that it would need a concession price have disappeared," Rabobank strategist Richard McGuire said.
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ICIJ has promised a full data dump next month that will identify all of the companies that worked with Mossack Fonseca - something that is undoubtedly causing a lot of indigestion in boardrooms across the US and the world.
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Jamie Kennedy, an influential Canadian chef who brought gourmet poutine to Toronto, said accusations that Canada was pilfering poutine from Quebec gave him indigestion, given that there was no such thing as a "Canadian national dish" in multicultural Canada.
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Take the seaweed known as bladderwrack, which when Googled brings up images of tablets meant to cure indigestion, but here was served in its long, tendrilled natural form—quick-fried into a chip, and kissed with blue-mussel cream.
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As scary as 153 Carbon Black sounds, it actually has a wide range of medical benefits, from treating poisonings to drug overdoses and is available over-the-counter in pill form in numerous countries as a remedy for gassiness and indigestion.
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The Kremlin recently cranked up its propaganda machine to malign the German chancellor, Angela Merkel — viewed here as the central figure in the confrontation against Moscow — portraying her as barren and her country as suffering violent indigestion from too many immigrants.
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"If there's any complaining about stomach fullness or discomfort or indigestion, it's really important to bring it to the attention of your doctor or health care provider," Dr. Linus Chuang, chairman of obstetrics and gynecology for Western Connecticut Health Network, said.
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According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, symptoms of fish allergy could include hives, nausea, indigestion, stuffy noses, and in the worst case, anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction that impedes breathing and needs immediate medical attention.
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Here is Florian's impressive life reduced into a more digestible format for the time-pressed, indigestion-suffering recruiter: Then, one Sunday night in late August, I fired off a dozen of perfectly-pitched cover letters to a whole spread of companies.
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Karen Englert, the government relations director at the Missouri branch of the American Heart Association, said her organization has worked for years to teach women to look for early, unconventional signs of a heart attack, like indigestion, nausea or arm pain.
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In it, he wrote that "for some in the community, there might be some indigestion" at the now-canceled February gala where Professor Davis, who retired from the University of California, Santa Cruz, in 2008, was slated to be honored.
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Whether you're a full-time employee looking to advance in the company, or a gig economy worker fighting for more gigs, the value you receive from the party are the deeper connections made, not the indigestion from the stale cheese and boxed wine.
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There is still some debate about whether spicy food leads to indigestion or dyspepsia, a nonspecific term for pain or discomfort in the upper abdomen, according to Dr. David Poppers, a gastroenterologist at NYU Langone Health in New York City, told BuzzFeed News.
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Even with a title in Madrid this month, there has been some clay-court indigestion, including an opening-round loss to Jiri Vesely in Monte Carlo and a 6-3, 6-3 defeat to Andy Murray on Sunday in the final in Rome.
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"I think so many of us are scared to call the ambulance, to call 911, because we don't want somebody to say, 'Well, you just have indigestion; go home,' " said Murphy, who authors a blog dedicated to encouraging other heart attack survivors.
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Unless you're one of those people who can survive on less than four hours of sleep a night, expect to arrive exhausted and experience a lot of the symptoms of jet lag like difficulty concentrating, a burning desire to nap, indigestion, and general grumpiness.
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There will inevitably be plenty of people already enjoying their holiday break, and any major coverage on Wednesday will then be lost to a day of turkey, gravy, football, and indigestion, followed by three more days in which people won't be looking at the news.
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I've found some great tricks to combat pregnancy indigestion, apps that have not only kept me informed on the development of our baby but have offered reassurance and relief when I'm feeling nervous or afraid, and great blogs and books on healthy pregnancy nutrition.
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They got a cuisine, too, the Chinese do, so their chefs got the touch, and I guess the only thing real different is all the cream and butter the French put in everything, which Merry Lee tells me gives her and most of her countrymen indigestion.
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AGITA first appeared in the American English lexicon in the 1980s, when it was primarily used by Italian-American and Yiddish-speaking New Yorkers, and is a slang word that can describe a feeling of anxiety or the indigestion that comes from eating too much spicy food.
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AGITA first appeared in the American English lexicon in the 1980s, when it was primarily used by Italian-American and Yiddish-speaking New Yorkers, and is a slang word that can describe a feeling of anxiety or the indigestion that comes from eating too much spicy food.
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They found that subjects were relying on internal or external signals: their degree of sleepiness or indigestion ("The dark brown taste in your mouth is never bad when you have been asleep only a short time"), the moonlight, "bladder cues," the sounds of cars or roosters.
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Such is the case with a popular class of drugs called proton pump inhibitors, or P.P.I.s, now used by more than 15 million Americans and many more people worldwide to counter an increasingly common ailment: acid reflux, which many people refer to as heartburn or indigestion.
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Several years ago, Pizza Hut launched a $10,010 engagement package which included a ruby ring, a fireworks display, and $10 (yes, $10) worth of Pizza Hut pizza, breadsticks, and cinnamon sticks, because if the two of you can survive post-wedding indigestion, your relationship was meant to be.
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In particular, a scene in White Nights, where Lee wakes up in the middle of the night to help Seo through some indigestion by pricking her finger on a needle, seems to speak to a scene in The Handmaiden, when Sook-hee helps Lady Hideko grind an overly sharp molar.
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"Members on both sides of the Capitol are going to have to be flexible and swallow features that may give them political indigestion in order to get a bill," said Bob Stevenson, a Republican strategist and former senior Senate aide who was on Capitol Hill for the last tax overhaul.
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This advice comes from William Lynch, the president of cult-favorite fitness tech start-up Peloton: "Most companies die of indigestion not starvation," Lynch tells CNBC Make It. Lynch, who previously served as the CEO of retailer Barnes & Noble and joined Peloton in February 2017, says it's a common problem among new entrepreneurs.
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In a way, they are like NASA's version of the infamous "Soylent bars" (though hopefully NASA's will go down smoother and with fewer reported indigestion problems.) The crew members need enough food for up to two weeks, which could potentially be a lot of extra mass and volume on board the mission.
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"People who have these so-called silent heart attacks are more likely to have non-specific and subtle symptoms, such as indigestion or a case of the flu, or they may think that they strained a muscle in their chest or their upper back," said Dr. Deborah Ekery, a cardiologist at Heart Hospital of Austin.
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"Symptoms of fatigue, body aches, trouble sleeping, indigestion, and nervousness are nonspecific and could be due to a variety of other diseases, including sleep disorders, depression, irritable bowel syndrome, and thyroid disease," Marilyn Tan, MD, an endocrinologist with Stanford Health Care and clinical assistant professor of medicine at Stanford School of Medicine told Health previously.
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Soylent Bars, the new, solid meal-replacement named after the Silicon Valley darling drink/powder (itself named for a dystopian sci-fi movie), are being voluntarily recalled just over a month after their release by parent company Rosa Labs, following customer complaints on Reddit and the company's message boards linking the Bars to indigestion.
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Beyond the Grave Alison Hart, the charismatic, tormented telepath who makes her living on stage in Hilary Mantel's witty, twisted 2005 novel "Beyond Black," can hear the thoughts of the dead and the living, but she fakes her way through predictions, deftly exploiting easy marks in the audience — underappreciated women, indigestion sufferers — to keep them entertained.
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This is the year of my life when I put an Alka-Seltzer into a LaCroix to see if the extra bubbles would help with my nervous indigestion, when I downed a dose of my dog's CBD oil during particularly bad insomnia, and when I took a spoon-carving class to see if spoons and carving could solve my pain.
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As memorable as the designs themselves was Mr. Risso's decision to show the collection on models in a real array of shapes and sizes, including one thickset young guy whose fixed look of distaste was either the result of indigestion or a rebuke to those of us who unthinkingly capitulate, one season after the next, to a single fashionable body ideal: that of the pretty male starveling.
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This trouble with his heart was surprising, since for all the years we had known him as children his trouble was his stomach and his indigestion, requiring bottles and bottles of a particular brand of medicinal stomach powder, which he never had the foresight to buy when he was all right, preferring instead during a crisis to send his children on the long walk to the local pharmacy for the powder.
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"When a new wave of rumbling gurgles rolled through, my gut grabbed my mind entirely, and I tried to fight back by focusing on things outside myself," O'Brady wrote, as his indigestion worsened (eating too much, eating too fast, eating high-fat foods, and eating when you're stressed are all associated with a range of uncomfortable symptoms, including nausea, bloating, heartburn, and eventually, diarrhea or constipation.)There was no containing the pain any more.
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