A snake gets irritable, especially when his friends are struggling.
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But perhaps that's just me being an irritable old woman!
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His blue eyes were as bright and irritable as ever.
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The next year I was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome.
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Such a low amount could leave you irritable and hungry.
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But then he had become particularly irritable since stepping down.
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Is irritable bowel syndrome, in some way, a brain problem?
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Irritable bowel syndrome is an incredibly hard condition to treat.
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They get anxious and some get depressed and they get irritable.
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Much like adults experiencing withdrawal, they tend to be extremely irritable.
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You'll be fatigued, irritable, and reaching for the nearest caffeine source.
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In the present, Kidman plays the detective as emaciated and irritable.
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She quickly noted that it also made me irritable, and mean.
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Irritable and withdrawn, he'd often watch movies from Friday to Monday.
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Another ad was for a drug to treat irritable bowel syndrome.
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"We're probably gonna be much more irritable than usual," she explains.
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"I think it's very irritable right now," manager Kevin Cash said.
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Basically, he says that meditation has made him somewhat less irritable.
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I'm happier and less irritable than I was when I left.
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Mars and Neptunes clash today, finding you irritable and annoyed, Capricorn.
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Kaptchuk had divided people with irritable bowel syndrome into three groups.
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When we barely sleep, we're irritable, less productive, and easily distracted.
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Unlike Humira, Enbrel is not approved to treat irritable bowel disorders.
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"We are all irritable right now, and rightfully so," he said.
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We even have, in Glen Duncan's "Bloodlines" trilogy, an irritable werewolf.
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You'll start to feel more energetic, more focused and less irritable.
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"I think it's very irritable right now," manager Ned Yost said.
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When I tried to correct him, he became frustrated and more irritable.
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They're tired, red-faced, frizzy, irritable…and, maybe worst of all, unpredictable.
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The inmates were loud, restless, and irritable, barely able to restrain themselves.
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You're sad, apathetic and irritable for weeks or months at a time.
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He's getting weaker, experiencing chest pains that render him even more irritable.
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He was "cocksure" and "irritable," and he dealt sarcastically with those who
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Ms. Hutchins is often irreverent, sometimes irritable and indelicately vigilant about shoplifting.
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"Has the person become agitated, aggressive, irritable, or temperamental?" the questionnaire asks.
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Irritable bowel syndrome can also cause stomach ache-like sensations during sex.
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As a result, dieters can wind up tired, irritable, lightheaded, and weak.
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Peppermint has mostly been studied as a treatment for irritable bowel syndrome.
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They salivate excessively, are irritable and suffer leg cramps and muscle weakness.
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The first open-label study we did was in irritable bowel syndrome.
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I am manic, swinging between irritable, restless, moody, and quiet, to stimulated.
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One exercise was entitled "You Are Irritable": "Work in pairs and ask your partner the following questions to find out whether he/she has an irritable personality or not": You have an appointment with a friend at five o'clock.
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Today brings frustration; unexpected scheduling difficulties will put you in an irritable mood.
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Within seconds, I noticed I am happier, less irritable, more contemplative and balanced.
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They become very irritable, have a short fuse, become depressed [or] become violent.
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Maybe I was more irritable than usual, a bit more prone to snap.
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"As you break the addiction, you may feel dry and irritable," he admits.
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It turns out this beautiful world has more problems than just irritable Sentinels.
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If your child seems unusually irritable or has a fever, consult your pediatrician.
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Salix Pharmaceuticals makes treatments for disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome and diarrhea.
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Her GP chalked up her stomach issues to stress-induced irritable bowel syndrome.
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The Baltimore shortstop landed a genuine DDT on Kansas City's most irritable starter.
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On the morning of her appointment, van Herpen rose late, and was irritable.
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Our parent is angry and irritable, and we respond with annoyance and sarcasm.
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Having a bad day is okay — everyone gets irritable once in a while.
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You might still feel lonely in a crowd, or irritable or even sad.
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He wills himself to be upbeat for them, less irritable and worn down.
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All the while, she's babysitting her still very irritable father and Scott Lang.
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Four months after having her second baby, Jessica Porten started feeling really irritable.
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You'll be fatigued, irritable, and reaching for a coffee, time and time again.
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The achievement of Bannos's intelligent, irritable self-reflexive study is in its restraint.
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Once gruff and irritable, Dad became softer and more sedate in his illness.
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Those with unpredictable schedules were more likely to feel stressed, irritable or depressed.
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She'd been angry and irritable, screaming and kicking at her mother over nothing.
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For some, they are more irritable, 'touchy,' and demonstrate problems managing their anger.
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Some birds will struggle; jays can be particularly irritable and quick to bite.
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And without enough of it, we're all a bunch of cranky, irritable jerks.
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Mars is the planet of war; when retrograde, it's extra hasty and irritable.
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The diet pills made me irritable, and my life at home wasn't any easier.
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The vibe will be erratic, irritable and confrontational, but it will also be exciting.
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As they drive, Lawrence is irritable and accuses Aparna of being dishonest about Collin.
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Slinker said she was moody and irritable from the pounding headaches and constant nausea.
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People were irritable, and as we approached the inner sanctum they began to shove.
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You could feel fatigued or irritable, but that's the extent of the bad parts.
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She is met with aversion, perceived as more hostile, irritable, less competent, and unlikable.
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You're going to be fatigued, irritable, and frantically reaching for the nearest caffeine source.
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"[It could also be] something more significant like irritable bowel syndrome," Dr. Jones adds.
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It is also why people with PTSD struggle with feeling isolated, irritable and agitated.
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He's irritable when Rachel endangers her career, since he cares mostly about her status.
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And the tired-er they get, the more rigid, hyper, and irritable they become.
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The soundtrack is bitter, moody, and irritable as well as corny, naive and lovestruck.
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Venus opposite Mars may bring some stress, especially since Mars is retrograde and extra irritable.
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Analysts said sales of the company's irritable bowel syndrome drug Xifaxan were better than expected.
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He's gonna be tired, he's gonna be irritable, his decision-making is gonna be impacted.
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Mrs Clinton for her part tried to ignore the antics of her increasingly irritable rival.
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True convinced her mother in Mississippi to use it to treat her irritable bowel syndrome.
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She had lost interest in everything, was anxious, irritable and nauseous, and struggled to sleep.
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Other symptoms include feeling feverish, fatigued, and irritable, and seeing dark spots on the skin.
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She was also often irritable and tired, which took a toll on her social life.
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You might also feel overall fatigue, nausea, diarrhea, or irritable bowel syndrome, and general irritability.
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Awkward and sometimes irritable, May was quickly dubbed the "Maybot" for her often robotic appearances.
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Many interviewees said they could not eat or sleep and felt angry, anxious or irritable.
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Bitchy attitudes will abound, people will be irritable and sensitive, and confrontations will go down.
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I still have days where I'm depressed, or can't focus, or irritable for no reason.
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Daddy was frowning and irritable, and Daddy said to Esther, Get out of the car.
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" Pressed, Mr. Trump grew irritable, saying: "How many times you want me to say it?
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However, the mood is irritable today due to Mars retrograde beginning in Aquarius this evening.
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"The achievement of Bannos's intelligent, irritable self-reflexive study is in its restraint," Sehgal writes.
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In "Don't Trust the B," he played a vain, irritable, underemployed James Van Der Beek.
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We've been talking for close to half an hour, and he's growing irritable and rattled.
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It'll almost definitely leave participants hungry, irritable and less able to concentrate, the study said.
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The beat was mainly due to strong sales of Valeant's irritable bowel syndrome drug Xifaxan.
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It doesn't matter if Draymond is irritable, or the locker room isn't sure how to feel.
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It's common for people who suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) to also struggle with depression.
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Synergy Pharmaceuticals — Synergy reported positive results in a clinical trial for an irritable bowel syndrome treatment.
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Synergy Pharmaceuticals (SGYP) reported positive results in a clinical trial for an irritable bowel syndrome treatment.
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His energy levels dropped, leaving him irritable and fatigued and in a constant state of discomfort.
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Anemics may also experience feeling cold, dizzy, irritable, or have headaches in addition to feeling tired.
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On Seinfeld, Levin played an irritable mohel in the episode "The Bris," which aired in 1993.
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But there's not a good story for coming down—you're supposed to be asleep and irritable.
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For example, children reported having flashbacks to Katrina, avoiding reminders of the event and feeling irritable.
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"Any stomach distress, like ulcers or irritable bowel syndrome—that's all exacerbated by anxiety," he says.
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Until then, he'd been responsive, aware, irritable, funny, querulous, weak, confused, furious, loopy, but recognizably himself.
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An already irritable party base would have walked away from the GOP in the 2018 midterms.
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I'm feeling irritable, and the one thing that could make me feel better is a cigarette.
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"The hospitality and acceptance you find in Henan has changed my personality, made me less irritable."
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When he was 14, Daniel was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, a type of irritable bowel syndrome.
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Any stressful situation can cause you to grow a bit irritable and snarky with one another.
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Boycott, interviewed on Tuesday after the honour was announced, was irritable when asked about the conviction.
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Irritable and animated, the Fischers come vibrantly alive in this young playwright's funny, bruising, searching voice.
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A child could be irritable because of gastroesophageal reflux, or because of an inappropriate educational program.
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On his thumb was a healing laceration — an injury from the talon of an irritable falcon.
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I also became more and more irritable and took no real pleasure out of my days.
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While the beloved designer was posing with models ... irritable bowel syndrome left him looking incredibly fragile.
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Image credit: CNNTomorrow, irritable Dorito Donald Trump will be inaugurated as 20163th president of the United States.
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Hypnosis can help people deal with the bloating and misery of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), research suggests.
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However, the Moon opposes Mars, in Taurus, at 8:04 PM, so expect people to be irritable.
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He is irritable, intransigent and whimsical, scorning an entire breakfast in favour of a diet cherry Coke.
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I don't really like myself when I'm tired, because when I'm tired I get irritable and bitchy.
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All I can really say about these three days is that I was very sad and irritable.
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He said the situation was demoralizing and that since stopping eating he's been irritable, weak, and tired.
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You slingshot irritable avians into weak points of compromised structures in order to take down enemy pigs.
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Harry is a somewhat slapdash official at the Ministry of Magic, brave but ever so slightly irritable.
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At 11 months of age, the baby showed signs of being tired, irritable, and failing to thrive.
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This sudden need to expel everything is sometimes caused by stress-induced irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS.
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By now, I was so sick of being miserable and irritable that I decided to chin up.
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People who are just naturally angry and irritable—once they get going, there's no calming them down.
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Zbar said recipes that target autoimmune disorders, reduce inflammation and ease irritable bowel issues are being considered.
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Some scientists have considered looking into claudin-2 and its role in irritable bowel disease, for example.
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They would all be groggy and irritable, and their words were like the bitterness in their mouths.
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"As a child I was often angry and irritable at the drop of a hat," she said.
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The smallest things would annoy me, and I felt myself feeling irritable and cranky during the day.
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She also said she feels weak and irritable when animal products aren't part of her diet now.
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Irritable bowel syndrome and migraines are similarly prevalent, each affecting around 10 percent of the American population.
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He knows that if I force myself to do them I will be irritable, overwhelmed and unhappy.
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Thus, "Make ir__tab__" can be read as "Make irritable," with the missing letters spelling RILE, the answer.
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After sitting for only a few minutes in his suit and tie, Trump became impatient and irritable.
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The Moon also clashes with Uranus at 4:23 PM, so watch out for an irritable energy.
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An irritable Mars in mysterious Scorpio, spending time in one of the loveliest parts of your chart?
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Dr. Adusumilli added that the syndrome can cause people to "be irritable, aggressive, and confused" once they awake.
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This makes for truly gentle exfoliation, and brighter and smoother complexions for even the most irritable of skin.
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"Everyone knows I'm a Celiac, and I've just been diagnosed with Irritable Bowel Syndrome," she told The Sun.
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Despite Sedric's seemingly irritable countenance, VW says it will serve as a "friend and companion" for your family.
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It has come to mean someone who is irritable, has frequent mood swings, outbursts of rage, lacks restraint.
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The match unfolding before them was classic winter fare; tense and scrappy, the players and irritable and stiff.
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But tell that to the person shocked to get a letter in the mail about their irritable bowels.
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Just make sure that competition stays friendly, especially later today when irritable energy will be in the air.
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I was working and working and working … I was irritable and in constant fear of letting people down.
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Inflammatory conditions such as irritable bowel disorder may also cause a significant amount of rectal pain, she says.
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That husky trembling you feel in your gut is anticipation for Google I/O… or irritable bowel syndrome.
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A recurring bit concerns Katie's Irritable Bowel Syndrome and her mother's happy-go-lucky hope to cure it.
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For example, WHO advises that if a child becomes irritable and socially distant, that's a sign of depression.
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He is built as solidly as a trash compactor, and his resting expression is one of irritable disappointment.
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It's the largest federally funded nondrug clinical trial for irritable bowel syndrome and included over 400 IBS patients.
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Mr. Trump looked more irritable and impatient as the night went on, and lost his cool when Mrs.
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Other times, I would be so angry and irritable, I would lash out at my live-in boyfriend.
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She'd had Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) for more than 2600 years, and her symptoms were steadily getting worse.
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She suffered severe chest pain — "I thought I was having a heart attack" — and felt anxious and irritable.
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In the days prior, the baby's behavior was "lethargic" and "irritable," and he eventually went into cardiac arrest.
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He began to display many of the same symptoms as Chuck, becoming irritable, sullen and quick to anger.
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That performance led to a 2013 recording by R. Andrew Lee for Irritable Hedgehog, a new-music label.
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Just thinking about taking sale bait to stand in long lines with equally irritable shoppers is anxiety-inducing.
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Asked these same questions now for journalistic purposes, Mr. Wiseau remains slightly less vague, but just as irritable.
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The bad side is that we don't get any space and that can make both of us irritable.
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Allow yourself to accept failure and take your disappointments in stride this day when irritable Mars opposes Neptune.
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The effects of the heat—sweaty face and back, numb tongue, runny nose—make you uncomfortable and irritable.
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How often have you been bothered by feeling down, depressed, irritable, or hopeless over the past two weeks?
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Lastly, they used the brains of people with a non-psychiatric condition, irritable bowel disorder, as a control group.
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People with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), which can cause diarrhea and constipation, may also want to avoid spicy foods.
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Dicyclomine, a drug used to treat irritable bowel syndrome, had its price jacked up by 2633.66 percent by Mylan.
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It also said it would test the medicine for Crohn's, citing a large unmet need in irritable bowel diseases.
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For this three-week study, Kirsch and his colleagues divided 21955 people with irritable bowel syndrome into two groups.
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Signs of teething include acting irritable, biting or chewing, drooling, gum swelling and tenderness, refusing food, and sleeping problems.
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Even those who do eventually get to make their purchase are more likely to do so frustrated and irritable.
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The mastermind of the experiment at Camp Century was a dapper and sometimes irritable former professor named Henri Bader.
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The irritable emo Supreme Leader being constantly haunted by a light-side Force ghost no one else can see?
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Like the fact that it's not irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) — something experienced by around 14% of the U.S. population.
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Rather, it's a real problem, considering the answer is "very little" and the result is irritable, sting-happy wasps.
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The Moon in Leo opposes Mars at 1:12 AM, stirring up an irritable energy—watch out for arguments.
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Irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, gastrointestinal infections and other poop-related ailments cost Americans billions of dollars annually.
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When he's "on fire" (his term), he grows irritable with the slow dial-up connection of other people's brains.
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But some of the others, such as irritable bowel syndrome, came with a recommendation that I see a doctor.
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And then on the other hand, I noticed the aggression in "hangry" moments where I was irritable and annoyed.
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She mentions overuse of antibiotics, ibuprofen, irritable bowel syndrome as well as something called SIBO—small intestinal bacterial overgrowth.
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A passionate energy flows—but do watch out for tempers; it's easy to be irritable when things are confusing.
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Since it's also free of parabens, fragrance and gluten, it's especially great for those with super-sensitive, irritable skin.
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Too much processed sugar can cause your blood glucose to spike and crash, which in turn makes you irritable.
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They can also become angry or irritable more easily, turning violent or rebellious and even using drugs and alcohol.
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There are many conditions for which a placebo treatment has been reported to work (irritable bowel syndrome is one example).
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It's starting with irritable bowel syndrome, which affects 20 percent of americans and leads to $55 billion worth of costs.
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After all, who wants to go on a date with someone who reveals they're messy, irritable, and deeply in debt?
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After an exhausting day at the office, you may be short-tempered or irritable, and unintentionally bring those feelings home.
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Data from a mid-stage study testing bekinda in patients with diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome is expected in September.
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Other qualifying conditions reported in 2016 included cancer, epilepsy, arthritis, Parkinson's disease, post-traumatic stress disorder, and irritable bowel syndrome.
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He claims to have ulcers and irritable bowel syndrome, but he's a bit hazy on the details of his diagnoses.
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When I was without alcohol, I was irritable, snappy, an arsehole—I was worse sober than when I was drunk.
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Except that he no longer whistled into the wind or talked to his irritable mare, there was nothing to show.
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My IUD has reduced the symptoms of my irritable bowel syndrome, which only doubles the benefits of contraceptives for me.
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Warrior planet Mars clashes with destructive Pluto, stirring up an irritable energy in your private life and in your relationships.
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For the paper, 22017 randomized controlled trials on the effectiveness of probiotics as an irritable bowel syndrome treatment were analyzed.
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"This systematic review indicates that probiotics have a therapeutic benefit in improving IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) symptoms," the researchers wrote.
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This is the Chinese year of the fire monkey, an ambitious and adventurous creature — but one that also gets irritable.
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The mood will be impulsive and irritable, yet electric—fantastic shifts may take place despite the agitation in the air.
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The energy is nervous and irritable; you're itching for freedom, and being tied down or bored will stress you out.
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The mood is irritable—at least until the Moon enters your sign later today, which will help you get grounded.
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Martin told Ava Steil, 16, and Brianna Jesionowski, 16, that every April she finds herself becoming irritable, weepy, short-tempered.
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Livingston's irritable substance-abuse counselor won't be gone for too long; the series was recently renewed for a third season.
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He's energetic, if a bit irritable, several of his asides have been as witty as quick, and he's been assertive.
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It targets, among others, those seeking benefits for chronic conditions that flare unpredictably, like Crohn's disease or irritable bowel disease.
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She felt irritable, tearful and on edge -- all of which she realized were signs she wasn't taking care of herself.
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For instance, one type of irritable bowel syndrome is thought to be caused by overgrowth of bacteria in the small intestine.
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Good vibes around cash and confidence will flow this evening, but you'll be irritable about some tasks you have to complete.
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"There is no need to be irritable that A-shares failed to be included in MSCI," Xinhua wrote on Wednesday morning.
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Developers hope that the database will ultimately help people with chronic gut conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, according to the Verge.
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So the overall effect of this diet is it'd make you constipated, vitamin deficient, irritable, and without much lean-body mass.
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The candy bar classic debuted three new flavors Espresso, Fiery, and Salty & Sweet, also known as: Irritable, Wimpy, and Indecisive, respectively.
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Teams you've been working with are suffering from infighting, you're feeling irritable, and drama is popping up in your social life.
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"I had symptoms which could have been of things less serious, like irritable bowel syndrome," the Cochrane Park, Newcastle resident said.
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Coming out of the toilets, I felt like Super Mario, but I obviously ended up becoming irritable, to say the least.
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Irritable bowel syndrome is a chronic condition and has three forms: constipation (IBS-C), diarrhea (IBS-D), or mixed (IBS-M).
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You're feeling more irritable than usual, and figuring out which friendships you value is key to getting out of that rut.
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Trulance met the main goals of two late-stage studies in December on irritable bowel syndrome patients with constipation (IBS-C).
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Gut bacteria have now been linked to a long list of ailments including obesity, alcoholism, irritable-bowel syndrome and rheumatoid arthritis.
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Jason Sudeikis gives voice to an irritable red bird who's suspicious when his homeland is visited by some cheery green pigs.
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It was designed to tell people about the health of their guts and their risk of diseases like irritable bowel syndrome.
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Like Beckett, this is a series of rants and musings of a self-destructive, neurotic, irritable and very amusing city dweller.
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Those included irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, and acid reflux, as well as gallstones, colon cancer, and celiac disease.
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Irritable bowel syndrome, for example, is closely linked to anxiety and occurs about three times more often in women than men.
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This has happened in cases of people with dyspepsia, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic pelvic pain, chronic prostatitis, fibromyalgia, headaches and more.
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They have that palpable, physical ease with one another, both contented and irritable, that comes from being part of a family.
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Multiple medical journals have confirmed the soothing qualities of peppermint oil for digestion, specifically in the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome.
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They are going to have trouble sleeping, they're going to be irritable, they might have weird dreams, they might have anxiety.
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He did not specify the cause, but Mr. Knight had written on social media about his struggle with irritable bowel syndrome.
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The Harvey news had her "irritable and slightly paranoid" without knowing why, she said, until she heard a reference to Carla.
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Her case stumped veterinarians, who had already ruled out many of the obvious culprits, including parasites, irritable-bowel disease and diabetes.
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"I don't know what occurred, but apparently, there was something that sparked Brandon off to become irritable to Luis," Choate added.
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Utecht sustained hits so hard he says they erased many memories and left him foggy, forgetful and irritable for years afterward.
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Garud's grandmother Sitabai Kamble and an elderly neighbour help occasionally by pushing them on board in the face of irritable passengers.
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But the effect size in the first study was as good as any drug that improves irritable bowel on the market.
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The RCG made their appearance six months after us and were double the size, twice as armed, and much more irritable.
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More recently, they seem to have uncovered the genetic cause behind some people's unexplained symptoms, like irritable bowel syndrome or chronic fatigue.
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He subsequently became "anxious, highly irritable and prone to angry outbursts," and started failing in school, the complaint said, according to Wired.
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On this particular day — when I was stressed and busy and stuffy and irritable — that last part felt like a particular blessing.
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It does force people into opioid withdrawal, so a person receiving it can be distraught, irritable and upset when they come to.
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But, also because it decreases the amount of REM sleep you get, causing you to to wake up more irritable and anxious.
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That alone may be enough to back up things up for some of us — especially those dealing with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
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"The nerve structures, as they recover, tend to be irritable for a period of time," the University of Rochester Medical Center explains.
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But, if stress makes you poop, and that happens to you a lot, does that mean that you have irritable bowel syndrome?
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"If someone is an anxious person, they're generally irritable and can feel thrown by things easily," says Andrea Bonior, PhD, clinical psychologist.
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Irritable bowel syndrome doesn't care how glamorous your surroundings are, or that you might be in the same room as famous people.
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Additionally, the artificial sweetener aspartame that is found in most diet sodas has been linked to migraines, irritable moods, anxiety and insomnia.
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It appears that lavender may improve sleep quality and duration, and that peppermint may reduce symptoms of headache and irritable-bowel syndrome.
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Rhodes's Obama is curious, self-contained, irritable, and witty, and Rhodes—sixteen years younger and six inches shorter—is his straight man.
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Women are also more likely to suffer from irritable bowel syndrome, and spaceflight seems to provoke diarrhea, maybe from stress, Reid said.
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" Hassid told us that people with adverse reactions to gluten "are often misdiagnosed with [irritable bowel syndrome or] IBS and Crohn's disease.
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When in the company of intellectuals or aristocrats, what Ullrich calls his "inferiority complex" was inflamed, and he grew fidgety and irritable.
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"I kept getting told, 'oh, it's [Irritable Bowel Syndrome], or it's Crohn's disease, or you need to change your diet,'" Black said.
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"Quite often, the description you get of Queen Victoria is that she was very stiff and irritable," Ms. Dixon said on Thursday.
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As Dr. Devi recounted in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, the woman's once prodigious memory had seriously deteriorated and she'd become increasingly irritable.
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And I think that people who feel upset about this are more than irritable, and that our ideology should be taken seriously.
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With no accurate diagnostics on the market, Lyme patients are often misdiagnosed with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, multiple sclerosis, or irritable bowel syndrome.
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Poop shame is real — and it disproportionately affects women, who suffer from higher rates of irritable bowel syndrome and inflammatory bowel disease.
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That's why conditions like dry mouth, irritable bowel syndrome, loss of appetite, nausea, bloating and bellyaches can all be related to anxiety.
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"Plain old constipation I have seen make children so irritable that they engage in aggression toward themselves or others," Dr. Carbone said.
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"The common wisdom is that being hungry makes people irritable, and that of course has some basis in fact," Dr. Petersen said.
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Researchers have demonstrated that a low FODMAP diet — which limits fermentable foods, including fibers such as fructan — can alleviate irritable bowel syndrome.
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Its most recent price rise on dicyclomine, a treatment for irritable bowel syndrome, is scheduled to go into effect on May 2.
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At another door, a woman in a Red Sox hat was even more irritable about the choices before her on November 8.
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"Active traits included both positive traits, such as extroverted and self-confident, and negative traits, such as irritable and quarrelsome," she says.
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"Though he's waving and pointing and causing something of a scene, the often-irritable Baldwin doesn't mind a bit," THR's Lacey Rose writes.
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When you wake up after four hours of sleep, you're much more likely to be irritable, or anxious, or simply out of sorts.
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Seeing, for the first time, what the Blazers had been missing, all those years, sent an already irritable fanbase into fits about Meyers.
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Just watch out for unexpected shifts in your schedule and some irritable, grouchy moods as Mars opposes Uranus in Taurus on this day.
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Then Mars, on July 17, which will propel you into action (and will find you totally irritable, if anyone is hindering your independence).
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Given that anxiety can worsen gut health problems such as irritable bowel syndrome, it's not too surprising that the reverse can be true.
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And, when insulin secretion and blood-glucose levels drop back down, you might get a headache and feel a bit fatigued or irritable.
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"Use the first person plural, such as 'We're not communicating well' as opposed to 'You seem distracted or irritable with me,' " suggested Groopman.
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Allergan —Allergan shares rose 6.2% after the pharmaceutical company reported positive trial results for Linzess, a drug aimed a treating irritable bowel syndrome.
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Symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome may be exacerbated by fiber sources rich in fermentable fructose oligo, di or mono saccharides and polyols (FODMAP).
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There's an unpredictable and irritable energy in the air until the moon enters Pisces this evening—finds ways to feel secure and safe.
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More serious symptoms that interfere with your life can signal a number of medical conditions, from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) to celiac disease.
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And sometimes it's really, really hard to make the best of an opposition when an irritable, impulsive Mars is thrown into the mix.
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She says feelings of fear and uncertainty borne from school shooting incidents can make kids irritable and more prone to violence and misbehavior.
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At the outset of the Salzburg meeting European leaders were already in an irritable mood over the tone of an article by Mrs.
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I've ridden in fire trucks, horse and buggies, and of course the requisite reindeer — very irritable animals, and they spit, just an FYI.
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If you ever start to feel jittery, anxious, irritable, or shaky, that's a sign that you've exceeded your limit and should cut back.
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For the Irritable Hedgehog label, R. Andrew Lee has revived Johnson's vast 1959 work "November," in which crystalline sonorities gyrate for five hours.
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Many people have complained about being more tired and irritable, and less productive at work, because of the poor quality of their sleep.
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And people who were given an open-label placebo got 60 percent improvement in the adequate relief of their irritable bowel syndrome. Interesting.
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Many of the other popular claims about probiotics — that they treat irritable bowel syndrome, prevent allergies, or help with weight loss — remain unproven.
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As an adult he learned he had irritable bowel syndrome, or I.B.S., a chronic gut disorder that affects up to 10 percent of Americans.
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Everybody acts a little crazy, irritable, weepy, or mean (with the exception of beautiful, transcendent Tai.) Nobody keeps it completely together for 39 days.
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"Someone chronically anxious has their nervous system on high alert at all times, so you're not only jumpy and scared but irritable," she says.
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When you think of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), you probably imagine frequent trips to the bathroom and — let's just get it out there — diarrhea.
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People enjoy doing chores more with music (89% said the tasks are easier), they eat more meals together and 24% reported feeling less irritable.
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When humans consume these animals, it can destroy our good gut bacteria, which can lead to weight gain, irritable bowel syndrome and even depression .
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Drinking red wine was also associated with the presence of a specific anti-inflammatory bacteria, which may ward off illnesses like irritable bowel syndrome.
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Uranus begins its retrograde in your sign on this day, which might find you more irritable than usual or in a risk-taking mood.
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Mars retrograde is a drag, and it creates a very irritable, volatile energy, which was especially intense and brooding in sensitive Water sign Scorpio.
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There is plenty of scientific evidence that probiotics can have an effect on Irritable Bowel Syndrome, diarrhea caused by antibiotics, and other gastrointestinal problems.
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For these people, who live with conditions like diabetes or irritable bowel syndrome, daily tracking is a must, and custom diets appear to help.
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Irritable energy is in the air as Mars retrograde begins in Aquarius—this summer is major for rethinking your daily schedule and day job.
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Yeah, and so I'm a really irritable and negative person, so I'm good in that way, but they don't have a lot of that.
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Fifteen-year-old Mia (Katie Jarvis) lives in a dreary British housing project with her volatile single mother (Kierston Wareing) and irritable little sister.
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He may be irritable, but plainly he hasn't reached the point at which his autonomy is in doubt and his views may be discounted.
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Lefty earnings Research indicates that left-handers may have increased rates of high blood pressure, irritable bowel syndrome, schizophrenia and maybe even premature death.
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Perhaps you're more irritable than usual or feel a sudden lack of interest in the things that used to give you joy or motivation.
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COLUMBIA, South Carolina — There was a moment Friday night in Spartanburg, South Carolina, when the old Joe Biden would have been irritable, defensive, mean.
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From his thirties on, Lowell suffered the relentless cycles of bipolar disorder, the "irritable enthusiasm" that lurched him upward before landing him in despair.
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Shot in Super 8, "The Least Resistance" (1980–81) is a hoot, a picaresque tale about a couple of lazy, irritable, scheming, self-deluding lowlifes.
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Shares of Synergy Pharmaceuticals skyrocketed more than 10 percent higher on Friday after the firm reported positive trial results for an irritable bowel syndrome drug.
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For Irritable Bowel Syndrome, patients who respond to a probiotic might take that in the long term, Lebwohl says, so as to maintain symptom control.
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The Moon gets in more trouble when it picks a fight with warrior Mars in Pisces at 7:40 PM: Be careful of irritable vibes!
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While this won't work for all illnesses, it can work for many illnesses that are symptom based, such as headaches, irritable bowel syndrome, or anxiety.
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A gut microbiome imbalance is thought to contribute to conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and possibly even metabolic diseases like obesity.
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Start slurping down more than that regularly and you'll probably find it hard to get to sleep, feel irritable, and have some unfortunate digestion issues.
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In the 19th century, women diagnosed with hysteria were told it was their inability to orgasm or ejaculate that made them emotional, irritable or tired.
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What will probably happen: In the short run, overdoing it will take you from feeling perky and focused to being a nervous, nauseous, irritable insomniac.
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He had been irritable with reporters in recent days, sensitive to inquiries about retirement or the continuing N.C.A.A. investigation into Carolina's long-running academic fraud.
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A son from Mr. Murphy's previous marriage was recently diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome, and the couple's 3-year-old daughter has been irritable lately.
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At the end of that first week, when he was going to bed on Friday night, he was upset about something — weepy, cranky and irritable.
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The English "irritable" lacks context—it seems unfair to describe somebody as 'asabi without also conveying everything in Egypt that might make a person 'asabi .
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Often, relationship and financial problems or disrupted sleep patterns can be an indicator, and those who are using in secret may become defensive or irritable.
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They'd had candid conversations about her job and about drug use in the past, and while her partner was occasionally irritable or tired, who wasn't?
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He and other researchers have been experimenting with fecal transplants for patients who have irritable bowel syndrome — with much less success than for C. difficile.
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"Babies with microcephaly are generally very irritable, they are very sensitive to stimulants, they become very irritated and are difficult to calm down," she said.
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Having to use a fake ID all over Paris made me feel like I was "getting away with something," which left me tired and irritable.
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At their team's final game of the 1968 season, feeling irritable, they diverted themselves at halftime by booing Santa Claus and pelting him with snowballs.
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There isn't a lot of research comparing men and women's differing level of grumpiness, but some experts have spoken about so-called 'Irritable Man Syndrome'.
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The front desk, while immediately responsive to my irritable call, seemed familiar with this issue in my second-floor room, and offered to move me.
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But it was on the fourth or fifth day of self-imposed isolation that our normally bubbly little girl woke up irritable and dark-eyed.
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Or chronic digestive issues from autoimmune conditions like irritable bowel syndrome or inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) can also disrupt your normal balance of good bacteria.
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NAFLD was awarded $7 million per year, followed by irritable bowel syndrome at $5 million per year and eosinophilic esophagitis at $4 million per year.
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And if you're experiencing severe pain, check in with your doctor — some health conditions, including endometriosis and irritable bowel system, can flare up during menstruation.
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Irritable behavior, angry outbursts, and reckless or self-destructive behavior are hallmarks of PTSD, according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, which catalogues psychiatric illnesses.
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Generally, people with functional disorders — a category that also includes things like chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, and irritable bowel syndrome — look normal to the outside world.
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Harvard researchers studied patients in pain from irritable bowel syndrome and found that 44 percent of those given sham acupuncture had adequate relief from their symptoms.
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One person who has spent time with Trump over the past 24 hours describes the President as "distracted" and "irritable" in his interactions with top aides.
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You do need to watch out for irritable vibes and confrontations on December 1, however, when warrior planet Mars opposes Uranus, bringing an unexpected shake-up.
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According to the study, over half of the medications included sugars that were known to trigger digestive problems in some people suffering from irritable bowel syndrome.
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Anything from parasites, to certain types of gastrointestinal infections, to even irritable bowel syndrome and severe celiac disease can get peristalsis moving faster than it should.
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I had anxiety, allergies, and asthma, and irritable-bowel syndrome, and headaches, and, starting in fifth grade, when I was ten, awful and incapacitating back spasms.
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This medicine is used to help the smooth muscles of the GI system relax and is sometimes used to treat irritable bowel syndrome or esophageal spasm.
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The cohort includes 9,656 men and women who were surveyed for fibromyalgia, whiplash-associated disorder, MCS, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome and bodily distress syndrome.
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Turner plays Lisa, a single mother of two who has been irritable and shut off from loved ones in the months since her husband's untimely death.
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Turner plays Lisa, a single mother of two who has been irritable and shut off from loved ones in the months since her husband's untimely death.
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My father recalls an altered brother: fearful at times, reckless at others, descending and ascending steep slopes of mood, irritable one morning and overjoyed the next.
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Fecal transplant is now being studied as a treatment for obesity, recurrent urinary tract infections, ulcerative colitis, irritable bowel syndrome and a host of other conditions.
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Ruth plainly did not possess the mental strength and stability to brave this sudden reversal of public adoration.... For days he has been nervous and irritable.
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Irritable small forward Jae Crowder and the Celtics will try to push their latest winning streak to three straight when they host the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday.
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"When I arrived back, I had maybe two weeks of normalcy, if you can call it that, and he became real irritable," he told the news outlet.
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Some people with diverticulosis also have chronic repeated bouts of gastrointestinal symptoms like abdominal pain, bloating, constipation and diarrhea, symptoms that mimic those of irritable bowel syndrome.
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I got very irritable and would start smoking cigarettes in between breaks from the vape, due to not being able to afford maintenance and the nicotine withdrawal.
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It looks like the Irritable Owl Syndrome design comes not just on a mug, but also on shirts and a number of other items available from CafePress.
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Allergan jumped 5.8% after the drugmaker said its constipation drug, jointly developed with Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc, improved symptoms in patients suffering from irritable bowel syndrome with constipation.
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But when the employer halted the payments at the request of the government, an "irritable" Blicht began making threats, including to pursue arbitration claims, the complaint said.
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It's normal for some people who menstruate to experience mood swings or feel more irritable, angry, or emotionally sensitive as part of their PMS, Dr. Albertini says.
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One of Valeant's newest products, Xifaxan, which treats irritable bowel syndrome and other gastrointestinal symptoms, hit $1 billion in sales just in the first quarter of 2018.
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According to CNN, Kristen Dundas was waiting on a flight from Orlando to Washington D.C. when passengers were starting to get quite irritable at the extreme delay.
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"I am terrified of vouchers," said Kim Ebb, 92, who lives in a retirement community in Bethesda, Md., and has diabetes, atrial fibrillation and irritable bowel syndrome.
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Those who have other health conditions including gastroparesis, irritable bowel syndrome and acid reflux may feel better by eating small meals spaced three or four hours apart.
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Bottom line, though, if you're tired, moody, irritable, make sure you're getting sleep, eating a healthy diet, and getting a plenty of exercise, instead of drinking caffeine.
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In the film, she can appear exhausted, irritable to the point of cross, in physical pain, and surrounded by people at all times but essentially, pervasively, lonely.
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People recovering from these more severe instances of food-poisoning may have lasting symptoms caused by what's known as post-infectious irritable bowel syndrome, Dr. Chutkan says.
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Allergan jumped 5.3% after the drugmaker said its constipation drug, jointly developed with Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc, improved symptoms in patients suffering from irritable bowel syndrome with constipation.
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She answered yes to just one question, about whether she ever felt irritable at work, and got the laughable result that she was at risk of burnout.
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Allergan jumped 6.83% after the drugmaker said its constipation drug, jointly developed with Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc, improved symptoms in patients suffering from irritable bowel syndrome with constipation.
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And in other schools, such as Skidmore, where he has spoken recently, there was a walkout, and all that he really said was that they were irritable.
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Ms. Harding, a psychotherapist in New Orleans, noticed that some were quick to cry, others were irritable and easily startled; some were drinking more heavily than usual.
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It has been used in creams to reduce inflammation and heal wounds, as a powder to treat irritable bowels and ulcers, as a smoke to manage asthma.
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Allergan jumped 5.7% after the drugmaker said its constipation drug, jointly developed with Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc, improved symptoms in patients suffering from irritable bowel syndrome with constipation.
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Bloomberg's campaign has spent weeks preparing him for the debate, urging the candidate to tone down his occasionally irritable demeanor and hone a persuasive message of electability.
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Allergan jumped 5.64% after the drugmaker said its constipation drug, jointly developed with Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc, improved symptoms in patients suffering from irritable bowel syndrome with constipation.
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It also increases the chances that a president who has proven irritable at past confabs of world leaders might say or do something rash in Buenos Aires.
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The drugmaker said preliminary data for plecanatide, an experimental once-daily tablet, met the main goal in second phase 3 study on irritable bowel syndrome patients with constipation.
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More than half of them reported some degree of sleep problems after returning home, including trouble falling or staying asleep followed by feeling irritable or having angry outbursts.
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Though the cause of death is unknown, Knight revealed that he was battling irritable bowel syndrome in July and that it had "taken a toll" on his health.
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A 2010 study in PLOS ONE answered that question, by giving some patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) a placebo and actually telling them what they were getting.
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After placebos, Ms. Marchant looks at how researchers are trying to harness the powers of the mind to fight chronic fatigue, irritable bowel syndrome and intractable physical pain.
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IBS-C, which affects more than 11 million in the United States, is a type of irritable bowel syndrome in which patients experience abdominal pain and severe constipation.
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It just makes you behave like an irritable and petulant toddler until someone else recognizes the tell-tale signs of hanger and shoves a donut in your face.
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Typically, this would be a great day for communication, but also on this day, your ruling planet Mercury will oppose retrograde, which means people are feeling extra irritable.
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Since the sidewalk was blocked by throngs of irritable commuters, I tried to take a shortcut by darting into the street between the trash pile and the truck.
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As multiple biographies have noted over the last 2000 years, he is a particularly modern figure — high-strung, quotable, irritable, irreligious, prone to bouts of anxiety and depression.
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There's also evidence that people with irritable bowel syndrome and some other gut conditions can reduce their symptoms by cutting out some short-chain carbohydrates known as FODMAPs.
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The Moon in Libra clashes with Pluto at 11:18 AM and with Mars at 1:17 PM, creating an irritable energy — be careful of jealousy and obsession.
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Meditation's boons are hard to ignore: The practice has been praised for reducing blood pressure and symptoms related to irritable bowel syndrome, ulcerative colitis, anxiety, depression, and insomnia.
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So, imagine somebody with irritable bowel syndrome who knows that whenever they eat, whatever, gluten or some specific food, spicy foods, it upsets their stomach when they're awake.
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Mars is the planet of warrior, and when it's retrograde, people have a hard time expressing their anger, and the vibe is way more impulsive, impatient, and irritable.
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Millions of people worldwide have used medical cannabis to treat a wide range of health conditions, including post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, cancer, epilepsy, and irritable bowel syndrome.
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There was a wide gap between the smooth, confident candidate portrayed in those ads and the less sure-footed and at times irritable candidate on the debate stage.
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It was the voice of the irritable Central European professor whose wife's principal domestic project is to insure that her husband enjoys peace and quiet in his study.
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Behold, the furied heroines, those lightning rods of anger: the vengeful, the disgruntled, the violent, the irritable, the ungodly, the unloved, the intemperate, the temperamental and the unliked.
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Saturn isn't the only planet retrograde in Sagittarius—so is warrior Mars, and when Mars is moving backward, it's extra irritable, hasty, mean, and (your least favorite) confrontational.
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Ask Well Fecal transplant is used to treat gut infections and is now being studied as a treatment for obesity, urinary tract infections, irritable bowel syndrome and more.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — The mass media culture born in the postwar era had a somewhat twitchy, sometimes irritable twin: our anxiety about mass media.
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Differences in the microbiome have been associated with many conditions, from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) to obesity to diabetes, and even psychiatric conditions like anxiety or bipolar disorder.
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One featured a cute pink coiled human intestine with a face and legs running to the toilet thanks to a condition called irritable bowel syndrome, which can cause diarrhea.
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For people who have irritable bowel syndrome, avoiding foods high in FODMAPs (with the help of a registered dietitian) can help reduce symptoms in a big way, she says.
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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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And, to make things extra confusing, the symptoms of so-called leaky gut syndrome mimic those of Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, and irritable bowel syndrome, Dr. Schnoll-Sussman explains.
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"Eventually, they just came to me and said, 'Kevin, we believe you are in this big bucket of patients that we just label as IBS,' " or irritable bowel syndrome.
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But cocaine, which can be snorted or smoked as a powder, can also lead to a "bad" trip, where a person acts violently or becomes paranoid, anxious, or irritable.
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They're irritable when berry supplies are short, climate change makes them cranky, and there are theories that they prefer women because of menstruation, but that has since been disproven.
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O jumped 21.7 percent after the drug developer said data showed its experimental treatment for irritable bowel syndrome treatment met the main goal of a late-stage clinical trial.
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It may still be that most of the athletes in violent sports who develop the signature brain pathology, especially at modest levels, are no more irritable than anyone else.
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"It's the worst time to introduce something new, when you're hungry and you're irritable and you're looking for the thing that will make you feel better," Ms. Lipner said.
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One patient death from medical error is bad enough, but imagine the incalculable harm a sleep-deprived, irritable and impulsive president with access to the nuclear codes could wreak.
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This is due to the higher fibre content of a vegan diet and the simultaneous increase in carbohydrates that ferment in the gut and can cause irritable bowel syndrome.
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Members of both parties are also irritable over the looming possibility of national security tariffs on foreign cars and auto parts, which would hit the US operations of foreign manufacturers.
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Eventually he saw a specialist and was diagnosed with H. Pylori, a bacteria in the lining of the stomach that can cause ulcers, irritable bowel syndrome, and even stomach cancer.
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Gut fermentation syndrome was described in 1912 as "germ carbohydrate fermentation," and was studied in the 1930s and 1940s as a contributing factor to vitamin deficiencies and irritable bowel syndrome.
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Anyone with a gastrointestinal disorder that causes frequent bowel movements, like irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn's disease, inflammatory bowel disease, might enjoy a bidet because it's comfortable to use, she says.
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If you deal with any frustrating and lingering health issue, from migraines to irritable bowel syndrome, there's a good chance that you've experimented with essential oils and "natural" remedies before.
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Irritable bowel syndrome is a chronic gastrointestinal disorder with abdominal pain, stomach discomfort, altered bowel habits and other symptoms, the study authors explain in the journal Lancet Gastroenterology and Hepatology.
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Liana says in the new video that she has been officially diagnosed with small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), candida in her gut, large intestinal dysbiosis, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
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This number includes people with cancer and liver disease, but also individuals with chronic constipation and irritable bowel syndrome — conditions that aren't deadly, but aren't necessarily easy to treat, either.
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Chronic stress that affects your GI tract can manifest as abdominal pain, diarrhea or constipation and can lead to common diseases such as irritable bowel syndrome or inflammatory bowel disease.
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But Clinton successfully, and constantly, needled him, enough that Trump, who started the debate in a toned-down mode that could pass for presidential at a squint, got increasingly irritable.
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Then he TOLD THE WORLD that when he saw the news that Cousins had signed in Golden State, he got extremely not mad and sent Boogie an irritable text message.
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"An intoxicated rider who is engaged in something interesting is less likely to be irritable and aiming aggression at the driver," Joe Sullivan, Uber's chief security officer, told The Guardian.
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I knew that caffeine was a trigger for my irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), but it had been a long day, and what harm could two cans of Red Bull do?
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But, if the past is indeed prolog, the American economy may find itself with a bevy of less-happy, irritable and frustrated consumers — and voters — over the next few months.
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However, as China imports more and more oil from countries across the world, the idea of having to purchase that same oil in dollars has become increasingly irritable to Beijing.
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In 20173, a systematic review paper in the journal Gut found that probiotics were helpful in treating the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, compared with a placebo or no treatment.
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Being somewhat less irritable is not the kind of achievement that people usually look to religion for, but it may be as good an achievement as we ought to expect.
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What follows is a #BlackLivesMatter blueprint for film, but with an interesting sidenote—her white friends notice the irritable change in Starr at the mention of #AllLivesMatter among other slights.
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In this grimace, you see the first glimpses of the Carmelo with whom you are more intimately familiar: irritable, weirdly performative, always looking like he has to take a dump.
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" As Delbanco observes, "To read the irritable prose in Jefferson's advertisement alongside the same writer's soaring calls for liberty in the Declaration is, to put it mildly, a startling experience.
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I was irritable and harried, like my body was telling me that I would die soon and I needed to get my bucket list knocked out as fast as possible.
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Ms. Foston-English shares a concept called HALT, which stands for hungry, angry, lonely or tired, all of which are states that can make a person overreact or be irritable.
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In their place, white writers like the mythologist Nathaniel Emerson published their own simplified descriptions of the deity, producing caricatures of her as an excitable goddess or irritable old woman.
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"It turns out I didn't have many of the issues I thought I had with my skin … it was only so irritable because of the products I was trying," Hinz said.
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The psychological effects of acne are a lot like the symptoms at the bottom of a Celebrex ad: You can become irritable, angry, depressed, ashamed, defeated, insecure, withdrawn, lonely, and desperate.
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She started feeling a rumbling in her gut, and had been having bad Irritable Bowel Syndrome symptoms for the past week, so she was pretty sure she knew what was coming.
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I have considered additional investigation into my GI symptoms, but the risk of finding something like a more serious irritable bowel disease such as Crohn's or ulcerative colitis has me hesitant.
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"Examples of warning signs include a child making suicidal statements, being unhappy for an extended period, suddenly withdrawing from friends or school activities or being increasingly aggressive or irritable," he said.
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That makes sense, as the disorder is characterized by episodes of mania (elevated or irritable mood and inflated self-esteem, among other symptoms) and depression, separated by periods of normal mood.
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Alcohol's depressant properties can intensify the dreaded MDMA crash at the end of the night, where your serotonin supply wears off and you feel depressed, anxious, or irritable, Giordano tells me.
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Being irritable, profane, and quick to scuffle before a fight is a sign of stress, not necessarily the default setting that sticks around after wins and losses are in the books.
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And B. infantis, the bacteria that HMOs promotes in infants, has been found to be low in quantity in patients with conditions such as type II diabetes and irritable bowel syndrome.
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The Moon, which is currently in Libra, squares off with Mars at 3:12 AM, stirring up aggressive, irritable energy, before squaring Saturn at 5:22 AM, finding us confronting obstacles.
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He presented papers, in Greek, listing his symptoms: Irritable mood; recurring thoughts of traumatic events; auditory hallucinations; insomnia-nightmares; attention-memory disorder; social isolation; suicidal tendency and a failed suicide attempt.
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Here are some questions to ask: Does your teenager's mood suddenly change and become intensely anxious, irritable, angry or even violent when the phone is taken away or unavailable for use?
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Played with ever-escalating repulsiveness by David Krumholtz, he is, as Wags puts it, a "mirepoix of dandruff, psoriasis and irritable bowel syndrome" ("I don't have IBS, technically," Anisman helpfully clarifies).
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"Most people would agree that if you drink a lot of coffee, you might feel jittery, irritable or perhaps even nauseous," Elina Hyppönen, PhD, author of the study, previously told ScienceDaily.
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I'll admit that I spent the show's first 10 minutes or so in a state of slightly irritable resistance, seeing so many curmudgeonly eccentrics assembled for an in-house talent night.
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Furthermore, anxiety is often overlooked as the source of disorders like substance abuse or addiction, or as a contributing factor to symptoms in conditions like migraine headache or irritable bowel syndrome.
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I want to bang on the wall I'm feeling so irritable, because I'm apparently incapable of grown up communication when it comes to saying things that bother me to my coworkers.
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Ellison suffered throughout his life from what appears to be irritable bowel syndrome, and many letters lay bare his gastric distress after consuming things (onions, garlic) he perhaps should not have.
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He knows vaping isn't ideal but he can't quite quit it; he tried to do so cold turkey last year, but the nicotine withdrawal gave him headaches and made him irritable.
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Sufferers of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) are more likely to have severe cramps and diagnosable premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), and their IBS is also harder to manage during the monthly visit.
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Irritable bowel syndrome is a chronic condition that affects up to 30 million people in the United States, out of which over 50 percent cases belong to IBS-D, the company said.
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Allergan climbed 4.03% after the drugmaker said its constipation drug, jointly developed with Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc, improved symptoms of bloating, pain and discomfort in patients suffering from irritable bowel syndrome with constipation.
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Then stress-induced irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) turned my intestinal tract into a nonstop river of shit—we're talking weeks of everything I ate shooting straight out my butt in liquid form.
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He was unable to capitalise on his much-anticipated homecoming, cutting a sometimes-irritable figure in public and mired in a series of perceived PR gaffes and a scandal involving family members.
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But a vote in the next two months would probably coincide with seasonal flooding in rural areas, which might both suppress the vote and make the voters who do turn out irritable.
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A new study suggests that beer, a beverage commonly associated with belly fat, irritable bowel syndrome, and, if you're me, overwhelming sleepiness, could actually help you lose weight and lower your cholesterol.
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He was unable to capitalize on his much-anticipated homecoming, cutting a sometimes-irritable figure in public and mired in a series of perceived PR gaffes and a scandal involving family members.
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Cocaine, in contrast, doesn't have such an obvious and reproducible withdrawal syndrome: While people quitting coke often become irritable and strongly crave the drug, they don't generally look and act physically ill.
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Yi Chen, program coordinator at the University of Arizona's Confucius Institute, told Refinery29 that people born during years of the monkey are typically seen as smart and quick-witted, but also irritable.
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If you spent any part of this month on a cleanse or detox diet, at some point in the process you likely felt run-down, irritable, depressed, nauseous, or fixated on food.
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Urinary Tract Infection, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, incontinence and anxiety over it are all problems for elderly women to a degree that they are not for younger people or even for elderly men.
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This type of stress can contribute to symptoms of depression and anxiety whereby people report feeling overwhelmed, decreased motivation, irritable or on edge, difficulty with attention and concentration or frequent worry thoughts.
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This can take weeks or even months and, at the beginning of this adaption period, people often report what's called "keto flu"—a period of feeling achy, tired, irritable, and mentally foggy.
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Still, he hesitates to call SBS a psychiatric or psychosomatic disorder, instead preferring the word "functional", which is also used to describe conditions like fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome and irritable bowel syndrome.
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Though some patients with irritable bowel syndrome, or I.B.S., may see symptoms improve after cutting out gluten-containing foods, research suggests it's likely to be a result of something other than gluten.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Aquarius, which means the world is on your emotional wavelength; however, with Mars retrograde in your sign, things are moving sluggishly and you're feeling irritable.
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The last time this happened was in 1956, so those who are born this year or turn 60 this year are said to share the personality traits of being ambitious but irritable.
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Its world is big and beautiful, and there's something winning about its sometimes Coen-esque vision of Greece as a land of shady dealmakers, savvy and irritable shopkeeps, and garrulous streetside philosophers.
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I was tired, weak, and really irritable, especially towards the doctor who barely looked at me, but said I needed to lose more weight because, according to his chart, I was obese.
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People with gastrointestinal (GI) disorders like irritable bowel syndrome often have trouble digesting certain kinds of carbohydrates, which causes a lot of uncomfortable symptoms like bloating, gas, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and constipation.
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If we extend too far beyond our capacity for too long of a period, we likely get into dysfunction — difficulties sleeping and concentrating, feeling overwhelmed, anxious, depressed or irritable, and misusing substances.
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The two-time Olivier Award-winning actor has also played the irritable Petunia Dursley in the Harry Potter films and the wickedly fanatical witch Marnie Stonebrook in the HBO series True Blood.
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Those signs, also including abdominal pain, back pain, frequent urination, nausea and vomiting, can be easy to overlook since they can also be associated with menstrual cycles, irritable bowel syndrome and other conditions.
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In the end, the diet made me too irritable on my fast days and even the promise of a large meal in the future didn't make me less prone to yelling at everyone.
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Gilbert, 44, will play professor Judd — a university ethics professor who is generally irritable, strict and chronically underwhelmed, yet capable of compassion — on Atypical's third season, which will feature 10 half-hour episodes.
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Clinton said she initially believed her symptoms were due to a gym injury, irritable bowel syndrome and drinking more water – plus, she said, she'd already visited a doctor who found no serious problems.
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Since then, other (small and very preliminary) studies have suggested that wheatgrass might be beneficial for people dealing with thalassemia (a rare blood disorder) or ulcerative colitis (a form of irritable bowel disease).
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Sarah Nicholson told Chronicle Live that she began having abdominal pain, fatigue, loss of appetite and a change in toilet habits last year, and she suspected she was suffering from irritable bowel syndrome.
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It can provide relief for conditions considered to be purely physical, including chronic, degenerative and terminal ones, as well as some that may be psychosomatic, such as irritable-bowel and chronic-fatigue syndromes.
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Some nights at Legends, when he's been posing for cell-phone pictures for a little too long, he gets irritable and wonders how it can take so goddam long to push the button.
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To see what patients know about biosimilars, researchers analyzed data from online surveys completed by 1,181 patients with irritable bowel disease or Crohn's disease, chronic intestinal problems that are increasingly treated with biosimilars.
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The Moon opposes Uranus at 10:42 AM, bringing surprises before the Moon clashes with Mars at 4:46 PM, which revs up our energy—people are in a passionate, or irritable, mood.
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Somewhere in the middle I managed to get dumped, lose my debit card, and spend six hours either slumped on the floor or trying to protest my sobriety to an increasingly irritable doorman.
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Requests for products such as a "coaxial rimrod," some "helium ointment," or the latest R&B single from Dugan Nash and Orville Sash leave irritable store clerks in a state of utter befuddlement.
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Last year, model Stina Sanders lost thousands of Instagram followers after sharing less-than-glamorous photos of herself, including one of her at the doctor's office getting colonic irrigation for Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
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However, recent studies have shown that people on the FODMAP diet, a research-based protocol for managing irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), can have shifts in their microbiomes in just three to four weeks.
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"Social media has made the process a bit easier," said Ms. Kipperman, who has cast real people in ads for medicines that treat conditions like irritable bowel syndrome and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
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In general, if a child is particularly irritable, is sleeping too much, seems confused, dizzy or not mentally alert, and not acting like his or her usual self, parents should seek medical help.
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Shares of Allergan gained 3.7% after the drugmaker said its constipation drug, jointly developed with Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc, improved symptoms of bloating, pain and discomfort in patients suffering from irritable bowel syndrome with constipation.
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The GI tract is teeming with bacteria and research suggests the wrong kind may play a role in diabetes, multiple sclerosis, cancer, liver disease, obesity, irritable bowel syndrome and a number of other maladies.
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Valeant Pharmaceuticals reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly adjusted profit due to faltering sales of its dermatology products and irritable bowel syndrome drug, and the company cut its full-year profit and revenue forecasts.
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The company took a goodwill impairment charge of $53 billion in the latest quarter, reflecting the lower fair value of some U.S. businesses, mainly its Salix division, which makes irritable bowel syndrome drug Xifaxan.
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Studies on Earth have shown that too little microbial diversity in a human environment, like a house, is correlated with a higher risk for allergic reactions and diseases like asthma and Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
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If you notice a change for an extended period of time, you should see your doctor since it could be a sign you have a medical condition like Crohn's disease or irritable bowel syndrome.
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You'll feel reinvigorated and inspired to get organized, but watch out for January 14, when the Sun clashes with rebel planet Uranus, bringing up some unexpected inconveniences and putting everyone in an irritable mood.
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Chatty Mercury hanging out in the relationship sector of your chart will be great for communicating with your partners, and Mars ending its cranky, irritable retrograde in Scorpio will definitely boost your social life.
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I am an introvert, which often surprises many, but just like the connection between my social life and misbehavior, if I don't get enough alone time I get very irritable and sort of depressed.
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At 11 months of age, the baby was tired, irritable, had failed to thrive and refused to support his legs on a solid surface, crying even when an adult moved his legs for him.
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"Patients should be advised that feeling hungry and irritable is common initially and usually passes after two weeks to a month as the body and brain become accustomed to the new habit," he said.
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In this case, offering up your stool for science could potentially help the approximately 1 in 5 people in the US who have chronic gut conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, developers behind the database say.
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More than half of the drugs studied, the authors noted, contained at least one FODMAP, a group of sugars and carbs that have been linked to episodes of irritable bowel syndrome and other digestive problems.
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The idea, which has since been debunked, was that shorter days led to excess production of melatonin, a hormone that regulates sleep-wake cycles, making people feel groggy and irritable during the dark winter months.
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After all, you may be cramped, tired, irritable, and cramped, but you're still hurtling through the air at 600 mph in a metal tube tens of thousands of feet above the surface of the Earth.
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There was Robert Lambert, a painter, and his irritable half-paralyzed screenwriting friend, nicknamed Mr. Crafty, who traded insults and nicknamed Ms. Rips "Lttle Crafty," awarding her entry into their tiny, profane club of two.
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There are great treatments for wind and bloating that are really effective, such as reducing the fermentable carbohydrates in your diet (the low FODMAP diet) and the use of certain probiotics for irritable bowel syndrome.
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Although it's normal for teens to become moody, irritable and independent as they enter puberty, extreme changes that lead to withdrawal from friends and activities, as well as expressions of hopelessness or worthlessness, are concerning.
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You were in a social mood for the last few days, but catching up on alone time is what's in the cards for you today—unless you want to end up in an irritable mood.
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It reminds you that while college Melo is interesting, with all the cutting and the volume passing and whatnot, it is truly no replacement for the irritable auteurist weirdo who abuses defenders with his ass.
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Lying awake at night during the previous month is up 5.23 percent from 25.2 to 24.7 percent, and a third of Americans said stress is causing them to feel nervous, anxious, irritable, angry, or fatigued.
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Lying awake at night during the previous month is up 5 percent from 4.73 to 45 percent, and a third of Americans said stress is causing them to feel nervous, anxious, irritable, angry, or fatigued.
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For example, people with irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, allergic disorders and infections with drug-resistant organisms may benefit from taking probiotics, though some probiotics sold in health food and drugstores may be ineffective.
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Ms. Shaw, a freelance photographer who lives in San Diego, was on medication for irritable bowel syndrome, migraines, allergies and recurring sinus infections when she learned about the health benefits of a plant-based diet.
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They provide a Greek chorus of goofiness behind the main conflict, which is between Mr. Campbell (Charlie Day), an anxious English teacher, and his profoundly irritable colleague, Mr. Strickland (Ice Cube), whose subject is history.
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Apple's stores are almost always packed with irritable people waiting in line to get help with their phones, leading to comparisons to an airport when your flight is canceled or to waiting at the DMV.
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"Besides making you irritable, anxious, depressed, impulsive, and accident-prone, it causes inflammatory changes in the body, promoting heart disease and even stroke," Harvey Karp, CEO of the health company Happiest Baby, told Business Insider.
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Our Cassandra is Mildred Groves, a woman in her early 20s who is aggravated by a dull life of caring for her irritable, controlling mother and exasperating people with her visions of maudlin future events.
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I masked those dark feelings and numbed myself with anything I could find, cut myself off from people, was angry, irritable, had sudden aggressive impulses, drank, got scared, drank, panicked, drank, felt anxious, felt erased.
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That process produces gas and can lead to discomfort for some people — particularly in those with the chronic gut disorder irritable bowel syndrome or just IBS-like symptoms after eating, such as gas, diarrhea, and bloating.
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The irritable team members who toil away in the corner and don't stop by the watercooler might not be the most popular employees, but they might still be the key to your company's long-term success.
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That story encompasses first Thatcher and her Europhile assassins, then John—now Sir John—Major and the anti-Brussels "bastards", as he called them, in his cabinet and later the party's irritable 13 years in opposition.
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Kombucha can also be a problem for people with irritable bowel syndrome, since it is high in a certain type of carbohydrate that can be quickly fermented by gut bacteria, causing gas and other digestive woes.
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An audibly irritated Bland asked questions regarding the cause for the stop as an even more irritable, then aggressive, Encinia escalated the encounter, forcing Bland out of her car, then pushing her head to the ground.
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DOC MARTIN Stream on Acorn TV. This long-running British TV series about an irritable doctor (Martin Clunes) in Cornwall, England, has developed a dedicated following thanks in part to its quirky cast and seaside setting.
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Studies bear this out: in one study of patients with irritable bowel syndrome, doctors were more likely to suggest that male patients receive X-rays and more likely to offer female patients tranquilizers and lifestyle advice.
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At one point, Jacobson uses the word "sarcastic" to describe a speaker's tone, and he is often sarcastic, instead of, in Roth's American way, mordantly ironic; his tone can become tetchy and irritable as a result.
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As far as he's concerned, there will always be those in government who are steadfastly against an open fireworks exchange, keeping the market fussy and capricious, a million different irritable subdivisions acting as a persnickety whole.
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The CDC recommends ER visits for children having breathing troubles, not eating, children who are not interacting, are irritable, show no tears when crying, have a rash and fever, and have "significantly fewer wet diapers than normal."
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He was loved for his great wit and entertaining company but, partly perhaps because he suffered from deafness, vertigo, short sight and a "lurking melancholy", he could be "very irritable" and had "no command of his temper" .
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" A male friend confided that a hemorrhoidectomy had left him with irritable bowel syndrome, in which a daily spasm made him feel "as if somebody had shoved a stirrup pump up my arse and was pumping furiously.
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The MSRA gene was found to be associated with an irritable temperament, and—maybe not too surprisingly—researchers discovered that people with the gene were more likely to lose their virginity at an older than average age.
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Mrs Merkel has some carrots: insisting that Britain should not be punished for Brexit, resisting Mr Trump's irritable barbs in Washington and enrapturing him during that visit with hair-raising talk of the dangers of global pandemics.
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Obviously not starving or anything, but you get irritable whenever you're not eating full meals every day, so it was a little bit of this method kind of survivalist approach that we prepped them on in advance.
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The pods attempt to reduce the number of irritable, glassy-eyed, zombified college students, but it doesn't confront the central issue — which is that students rack up a sleep debt that can't be paid off with naps.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Like a noble grizzly emerging, famished and irritable, from her den after months of hibernation, the New York art world is roaring aggressively into action for the annual Armory Week fairs.
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Shilpa Ravella, an assistant professor in the division of digestive and liver diseases at Columbia Medical Center, says one of her first steps for patients with irritable bowel syndrome is moving them to a low-FODMAPS diet.
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Studies of aggression and alcohol, for example, show that people who are normally irritable, cranky or low in empathy when they are not drinking are more likely to be aggressive when their inhibitions are lowered while drinking.
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If given these pouches when irritable, children also run the risk of learning to associate sweet snacks with calming down, and to think of snacking in general as an activity to satisfy emotional rather than physiological needs.
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Such a pace takes a toll on lawyers and jurors alike, causing potential errors by the lawyers and diminished attention by the jurors (and may have caused some of the irritable exchanges between the prosecutors and Ellis).
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If you find yourself growing more irritable and are worried about your ability to remain calm, it&aposs best to put your baby down in their crib and walk away to give yourself a break, says Tranter.
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RMIT professor Kourosh Kalantar-zadeh, whose previous work has included pollution-detecting sensors, told Mashable Australia the development could tell us more about issues linked to intestinal gases, including colon cancer, irritable bowel syndrome and inflammatory bowel disease.
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Stanich says these kinds of devices may be worthwhile for healthy people, as well as those with persistent issues like chronic constipation and irritable bowel syndrome; they could also reduce the risk of straining-related problems like hemorrhoids.
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Because new technologies are so powerful and incomprehensible, responsible technologists must practice what the poet John Keats called negative capability: "capable of being in uncertainties, Mysteries, doubts, without any irritable reaching after fact," simultaneously cultivating caution and enthusiasm.
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The first entry in writer-director Wim Wenders' famed mid-'70s "Road Movie" trilogy casts Rüdiger Vogler as an aimless, irritable writer who's tasked with accompanying a rebellious young teenager (played by Yella Rottländer) from America to Germany.
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Other conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome, painful bladder syndrome, anxiety, depression and temporomandibular joint disorder (or TMJ) often go hand in hand with fibromyalgia, as do several sleep disorders such as restless leg syndrome and sleep apnea.
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I passed a few irritable Saturdays staring out the window at the drab scenery until it occurred to me that learning to shape a surfboard would be a great way to stay connected to the sport until spring.
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It's true that so-called lactic acid bacteria are the good guys—credited with improving the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome and other gastrointestinal conditions, reducing the side effects of antibiotics, and treating yeast infections, among other perks.
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However, a major energetic shift arrives in the form of Mars retrograde in Aquarius—which kicks off this evening and continues through August—finding people in an irritable mood and pushing you to let go of the past.
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He made a few solid points, especially on reforming the tax code, but otherwise seemed irritated and irritable, in a continuation of the meltdown that began after a leaked video on Friday showed him making lewd comments about women.
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My moods would cycle between "normal," depression, and hypomania — a state of mind where I could feel anything from energized, uplifted, irritable, unreasonably ambitious or impulsive — and I could barely get through a workweek without debating taking time off.
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In Paddy Considine's "Tyrannosaur," she played a meekly religious, abused wife; in "Fleabag" a hilariously poisonous stepmother; in "Run," a tough-as-nails inner city mother; in "Broadchurch" she was an often tearful, often irritable, willfully unglamorous police officer.
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In any case, Luca is alone in the bathroom now, and he tries not to think it, but the thought swarms up unbidden: those irritable words Mami and Abuela exchanged were perhaps the very last ones between them, ever.
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His firm just funded three: Stoic; Quirk, an app that uses cognitive behavioral therapy to treat people with anxiety and depression; and Mindset Health, which creates hypnotherapy apps that it says can treat anxiety, depression and irritable bowel syndrome.
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The findings, released on Sunday by a committee formed by the Nepalese government, concluded that the pilot's "irritable, tensed, moody and aggressive" behavior during the flight might have contributed to a "loss of situational awareness" when trying to land.
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Getting packed into a space that just gets more and more cramped every day, with no privacy and limited access to things like food and drinks, it doesn't take much to become irritable or even downright hostile to your fellow travelers.
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One common condition, irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS, affects 25 million to 45 million people in the US alone and an estimated 10% to 15% of people around the world, according to data from the International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders.
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" —a man "The prospect of a little bit of goop exiting as your dick returns to its normal state means that the choice of clothing needs to be non-irritable and, preferably, something that doesn't let stains soak in so easy.
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Allergan has predicted peak annual sales of up to $2 billion for rapastinel and up to $1 billion each for Vraylar, relamorelin, an experimental treatment for uterine fibroids called Esmya and Allergan's recently approved Viberzi treatment for irritable bowel syndrome.
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The maker of Bausch + Lomb contact lenses and irritable bowel treatment Xifaxan is trying to regain investor confidence after investigations into its drug pricing and other business practices, such as its use of a specialty pharmacy, by multiple U.S. government agencies.
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He also noted that research suggests that meditation can help with medical problems, including symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome, and that the spinal manipulation of chiropractic research could help low back pain as well as problems such as whiplash-associated disorders.
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For example, after flubbing a debate performance in which he appeared volatile, irritable, and uninformed about key issues, he did not attempt to refocus his campaign on proven message points or topics where he has a firm grasp of talking points.
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It's pure speculation at this point, but gradual, intergenerational changes to our microbes may have altered our immunological tenor, shifting it from cool, calm and collected toward restless and irritable and increasing the odds of developing allergy from a tick bite.
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And he can even be disparaging of his own work, wondering, for instance, whether the study in which placebos were openly given to irritable bowel syndrome patients succeeded only because it convinced the subjects that the sugar was really a drug.
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Instead, he's found that giving patients open-label placebos — sugar pills that the doctors admit are sugar pills — improved symptoms of certain chronic conditions that are among the hardest for doctors to treat, including irritable bowel syndrome and lower back pain.
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They said he had been keeping irregular hours, becoming irritable with his staff members and staying up late to play Sony PlayStation 219 or race his fancy motorcycles up and down the dark boulevards of Kinshasa to blow off steam.
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They're populated by jilted lovers and spurned mothers; moody armed teenagers; desperate working stiffs; irritable babies; even a woman who is "becoming a thoroughly unlikable person" — in short, people on the brink of emotional, physical, psychological and/or financial ruin.
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Yet an irritable tweet President Donald Trump fired off about Australia and a dramatic report of an angry phone call between the nations' leaders proves that the new commander in chief has changed the playing field for even America's staunchest allies.
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It's been 230 years since Tina Fey first shuffled onto our TV screens as 20001 Rock's Liz Lemon, an irritable sketch comedy writer who reserves most of her affection for sandwiches and, eventually, her conservative corporate overlord, Jack Donaghy (an inimitable Alec Baldwin).
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Dr. As-Sanie says it's important to know that pelvic pain isn't always caused by endometriosis, and that even when it is, the disease often overlaps with other painful conditions including irritable bowel syndrome, cystitis (inflammation of the bladder), and pelvic-floor disorders.
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Rheese and Wernick's script (similar to their Deadpool films) adopts a kind of smart-ass frat-boy tone at times, with jokes about "fatties" and irritable bowel syndrome, and multiple uses of the word "bitch" to describe women who won't play nice.
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"Passengers who favor the window seat like to be in control, tend to take an 'every man for themselves' attitude towards life, and are often more easily irritable," Dr. Becky Spelman, chief psychologist at Harley Street's Private Therapy Clinic, told The Telegraph.
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The 69-year-old explained that he has irritable bowel syndrome, which messes with your ability to control your bowel movements, especially when you're stressed—something he apparently experienced driving to work on Friday morning after some dude cut in front of him.
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The Spain holiday was an unambiguous washout: I was constantly irritable, my embattled metabolism meant I often woke up during the night to rush to the bathroom, and I didn't even have enough energy to join the conga line at the beach.
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As someone who eats a modified low-FODMAP diet and cooks almost all my meals from scratch, I was thrilled to learn that Fody Foods makes convenient, gut-friendly, low FODMAP foods that are great for people who suffer from irritable bowel syndrome.
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They informed good Christian women that "every irritable feeling should … be restrained," because everything a mother did or did not do would stay with their child "eternally," marring their souls, according to "Modern Motherhood: An American History," by the historian Jodi Vandenberg-Daves.
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It's an opportunity to absolutely lay waste to a team full of chumps and bums in front of an increasingly irritable crowd who will absolutely be looking for an opportunity to turn on the Knicks somewhere around Giannis's thirty-seventh or so point.
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He treats patients with GI issues, like irritable bowel syndrome and disorder, but tells me that most of his patients who have encountered these intolerance tests have what's called "functional GI disorder"—when a person has continuing symptoms but no definitive diagnosis.
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And though researchers still have questions about exactly how hypnosis works, there is a growing body of evidence that it might be able to provide relief for patients suffering from a diverse set of conditions, from chronic pain to irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
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The two parties have not conversed since his firing, though Mr. Tambor has said in interviews that while he was moody and irritable on the set, his behavior was consistent with what has been described as the sexualized banter that marked the production.
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This pathway may be where the brain translates the act of caring into physical healing, turning on the biological processes that relieve pain, reduce inflammation and promote health, especially in chronic and stress-related illnesses — like irritable bowel syndrome and some heart diseases.
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Zooming through the wide, sunny streets of Los Angeles, warm wind gently ruffling my light sweater — what could be a more idyllic alternative to lurching through the bowels of New York City in a screechy, rickety subway car packed with irritable commuters?
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Of course, the idea that five minutes is a universally acceptable amount of toilet time is baldly ableist, ignoring the needs of those with digestive issues like Crohn's disease and irritable bowel syndrome—conditions which, by the way, impact millions of people.
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And it found "no or insufficient evidence" for marijuana as a treatment for cancers, cancer-associated anorexia, irritable bowel syndrome, epilepsy, spasticity in patients with paralysis due to spinal cord injury, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Huntington's disease, Parkinson's disease, dystonia, drug addiction, and schizophrenia.
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Here, we might remember what the poet John Keats wrote in a letter sent to his brothers, dated December 21, 1817: I mean Negative Capability, that is when man is capable of being in uncertainties, Mysteries, doubts, without any irritable reaching after fact & reason.
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If your spouse if starting to resent your work, then they may not always open up about it because they want to be supportive of you — but the resentment might manifest itself in other areas, such as being less patient or more irritable, Kerr says.
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After six months, those learning meditation had an easier time doing things like getting up out of a chair, going up the stairs and putting on their socks, and were less irritable and less likely to stay at home or in bed because of pain.
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It is believed that here, at the final stop on a highway of nerves that links our brains to our stomachs, is where lie the keys to new treatments for everything from digestive diseases like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) to mental illnesses like depression.
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His studies also demystified the mechanisms behind celiac disease, or gluten intolerance; provided insight into how genetics and family history lead to the recurrence of inflammatory bowel disease; and distinguished the symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease and irritable bowel syndrome, which may require different treatment.
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Symptoms of PTSD include reliving the traumatic event through flashbacks or nightmares, feeling emotionally numb or avoiding places that serve as memories of the trauma, being unable to sleep or concentrate, and feeling skittish or irritable, the Anxiety and Depression Association of America website noted.
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Auggi wants to use these pictures to make an app that can use computer vision to automatically classify different types of waste that people with chronic gut-related problems — such as irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS — usually have to track manually with pen and paper.
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His own randomized controlled trials found that giving patients open-label placebos — sugar pills that the doctors admit are sugar pills — improved symptoms of certain chronic conditions that are among the hardest for doctors to treat, including irritable bowel syndrome and lower back pain.
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Despite some research showing that it can be good for pain and muscle stiffness, many of the claims about what pot can do for other ailments — such as epilepsy and irritable bowel syndrome — are based on anecdotal evidence and have yet to be scientifically proven.
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Despite being tormented by her past, she slowly allows her new cop-buddy, Jay Geils (played by straight-face ace Hayes MacArthur), into her life, and the two take on a series of investigations handed over by their irritable chief (a crank-up-the-crankiness Jere Burns).
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There are a few types of foods that we know really influence the amount of gas you produce, such as the group of carbohydrates known as "FODMAPs," explains Shani Eswaran, MD, associate professor at Michigan Medicine, who researched irritable bowel syndrome and diet-related functional gastrointestinal diseases.
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If you've noticed your senior dog has been increasingly irritable and disoriented, having sleep troubles (including sleeping all day) or having frequent accidents inside the house, he or she may be suffering from a disease that manifests very similarly to dementia and Alzheimer's disease in people.
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I never challenged any of the story ideas that came up, including one about men justifying having their first affairs while their wives were pregnant, and consequently irritable and unattractive, or another about women in their forties becoming hotter than women in their twenties thanks to Pilates.
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Sure, there are already alternatives to dairy milk, but many of them are problematic — soy is mostly from GMO crops and full of pesticides, almond milk takes up a lot of precious water resources and coconut milk is hard on those suffering from irritable bowel syndrome.
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Adult gastroenterologists may believe that celiac disease is less serious than gastrointestinal cancer or irritable bowel syndrome, and assume celiac patients will be able to care for themselves, which may not be the case if teen patients were not adequately transferred to adult care, the researchers caution.
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Irritable and combative -- he often cut others off with "Excuse me!" and complained of "fake news" -- Trump refused to judge the white nationalists on a "moral plane" and repeated his argument that blame for the ugliness should be distributed among both the racists and anti-racists.
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So, an example would be patients that we're seeing in the clinical setting are following ketogenic diets, are seeing weight loss, however, are coming with higher cholesterol markers, they're coming with higher LDL markers, they're coming with more irritable bowel symptoms, they're coming with more gastrointestinal discomfort.
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Audiobooks In these polarized times, even liberal book buyers, the kind whose nostalgia has fueled a cottage industry of books from former aides to President Barack Obama, have been split into two groups: those who care about Alyssa Mastromonaco's irritable bowel syndrome and those who do not.
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Given that when the VICE health editor ate like Trump for a week it made her feel irritable and insane, I thought it would be fair to ask what kind of effect these eating habits would have on a senior citizen with the most important job in the world.
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He must, on some level, understand that there is money to be made here, a chance to become the irritable right's siren signal in sports land, but instead he has mostly stuck to sports, and even gone out of his way to compliment Colin Kaepernick on multiple occasions.
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As the rhetoric on both sides has taken a more irritable turn, and negotiations have stalled since the interim accords in December, Barnier said he was "preparing for every situation" in case Britain, the continent's second-biggest economy, lurches out of the Union without a deal after 46 years.
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The Moon in Virgo clashes with the Sun at 6:51 AM and Saturn at 7:48 PM, creating an irritable mood; however, the Moon enters harmony loving Libra at 8:29 AM. The vibe is kind and affectionate at 11:32 PM when the Moon connects with Venus.
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First Aid Beauty FAB Pharma Arnica Relief & Rescue MaskWith a cushiony, calming feel thanks to shea and cocoa butters, and the healing power of centella asiatica, this creamy leave-on mask cocoons skin to relieve sensitivity and irritation (because nothing says "stressed" quite like being sensitive and irritable).
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It can be easy to just keep jumping from task to task, without stopping to analyze why you're in such a busy tizzy — especially when there's too much on your plate "Tune into your body and notice when you're starting to feel tired, frantic, exhausted, or irritable," Orloff says.
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We're told he'd been getting treatment for intestinal issues when he passed at around 7:30 AM. While it's still unclear what caused his death, a few months ago Mychael revealed he'd been battling IBS -- irritable bowl syndrome -- and made it clear it was wreaking havoc on his immune system.
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You can hand a patient with irritable bowel syndrome a sugar pill, identify it as such and tell her that sugar pills are known to be effective when used as placebos, and she will get better, especially if you take the time to deliver that message with warmth and close attention.
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Kaptchuk has a twist on this: His own randomized controlled trials found that giving patients open-label placebos — sugar pills that the doctors admit are sugar pills — improved symptoms of certain chronic conditions that are among the hardest for doctors to treat, including irritable bowel syndrome and lower back pain.
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In his practice at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center — Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute and Wexner Medical Center he performs endoscopic procedures and treats a range of illnesses including but not limited to celiac disease, irritable bowel syndrome, gastroesophageal reflux, and inflammatory bowel disease.
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" Speaking in a phone interview, on the condition of anonymity, the agent said Hillary tended to get irritable mainly when the agents pushed people out of the way when she was walking, or stopped traffic for her when she was driving: "She's just kind of someone who wants to swim with the fish.
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However, when I was younger, or drunker, I might have been more annoyed about it—but what I do is look for that, like a tiny little itch, and then scratch it so it becomes more irritable, and therefore find the comedy in it, find the comedy in that bit of conflict.
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I absolutely refuse to buy it, but according to some Amazon reviews, it is just a version of a widely known diet plan recommended by Stanford doctors for patients with irritable bowel syndrome, which you can download for free and which suggests avoiding certain fruits, high-fructose corn syrup, honey, wheat, and soy.
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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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I haven't been able to recapture the bliss of those two weeks; usually my smoke-free days leave me irritable and unable to think, like I left my watch at home but instead of my watch it's the part of my brain that makes me feel normal and instead of home it's the corner store.
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As a doctoral candidate in Slavic literature, I am researching Jaroslav Hašek, a Czech writer whose career began with a literary hoax: when he was the editor of a magazine about animals, he fabricated scientific-sounding reports of fantastical beasts—including the Sulphur-Bellied Whale, the Sepia Infusorian, and the Irritable Bazouky Stag-Puss.
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The show has drawn praise for promoting diversity, but its most distinctive feature is Ms. Iungerich's sensibility, the same one she brought to "Awkward": a kind of deadpan burlesque in which the jokes hit on the downbeat, and the young characters, no matter how bright, seem to exist in a constant state of irritable confusion.
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In her 2009 piano piece "abgemalt" ("painted out"), which R. Andrew Lee has recorded for Irritable Hedgehog, you hear at one point a D in the bass and an F-sharp in the treble; your ear naturally perceives a D-major-ish atmosphere, but when the bass descends to a C that impression dissolves.
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Many of these bloopers reference real-life Hollywood culture, like the irritable Mr. Potato Head screaming "Get my agent on the phone!" after being forced to act next to a Barrel of Monkeys, or the little green aliens casually discussing their burgeoning film careers, with one proudly noting that he may soon be starring in a toothpaste commercial.
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Ridley joins both Lena Dunham and Padma Lakshmi in bringing light to the issue, which affects up to 10% of women in the U.S. However, because the symptoms can be confused with menstrual cramps or gastrointestinal problems such as irritable bowel syndrome, many women suffer in pain for up to 10 years before getting a diagnosis.
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He has since moved to an apartment above his aunt's old coffee shop, which he turns into a failing bar, frequented by no one besides some irritable mobster types, a bald, beer-and-whiskey-drinking man who might be a Shinto spirit, and a woman Kino takes to bed whose body is covered in cigarette burns.
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The only things detracting from the all-too-rare feeling of profound self-satisfaction were the effects of getting in shape that I didn't foresee: being cold and irritable, having unquenchable dry mouth, having what seemed like a drop in IQ points and, while at what I considered peak fuckability for me, having a greatly reduced interest and energy for sexual activity.
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What's more interesting: Martha, bold and blithely unaware of her self-interest in pursuing civilian misery for good stories (always feeling terrible but moving on regardless — "Spain was a chance to find my voice as well as my compass") — or Martha and Ernest together, him irritable and irritating, daiquiris seeping in like floodwater under the door of their Cuban paradise?
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Studies conducted over the last few decades have already linked women's self-silencing to irritable bowel syndrome, depression, increased sensitivity to rejection, and even increased risk of death (I know!), the latter in a longitudinal study that observed married women over a 10-year span and pegged their rate of mortality as four times higher than their more expressive peers.
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The atomic massacre in the novel is triggered by four intersecting errors: North Korean troops mistakenly shoot down a South Korean airliner; Seoul retaliates by striking one of Kim's palaces; Kim, convinced he's being targeted for assassination, then steels himself for a desperate war of survival; at which moment, an inattentive, irritable Trump, distracted by a delayed golf game, tweets a personal insult directed at Kim's sister.
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He told the Beast that standing on his feet all day was correlated to worsening ankle pain that eventually required surgery, and when he returned to work after a two-month break, he was disciplined for taking bathroom breaks necessary to manage his irritable bowel syndrome and diverticulitis:He received two write-ups and was told that another violation could result in suspension or termination, he said.
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So while other nations may look at the weather purely for information or as a source of concern, we seem to have developed this strange, irritable and whimsical relationship with it, like a shitty soap opera whose best writers left after series one, but we're still inextricably committed to watching every night in the hope that someone gets their face blown off in the pub for the Christmas special.
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"We know that shift-work alters the circadian rhythm, that is our normal sleep-wake cycle which matches day-night cycle," said Luciana Torquati, lead author of the study and a researcher at the University of Exeter in the UK. "This disruption can make people moody and irritable, and lead to social isolation as shift-workers time-off matches family and friend's work and life commitments," Torquati said by email.
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