good for what ails you

Curative for whatever is troubling one. Come with us—time with friends is always good for what ails you.

good for what ails you

Rur. able to cure any problem or illness. (Usually used to describe food or liquor.) Have a sip of this whiskey. It's good for what ails you. Sally's beef broth is good for what ails you.

See also: good, what

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He contends that Bikram Yoga is good for what ails you.

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Functional beverages are good for what ails you - or what you don't want to ail you.

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Not surprisingly, after decades of pushing the line that more government is good for what ails you, and that cheap or free healthcare is an American "right," liberals who ask most of the poll questions usually get the responses they seek.

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Everybody knows the adage that laughter is good for what ails you.

Keep on the sunny side

At least in Puerto Vallarta, both beer and tequila were advertised as good for you and good for what ails you.

Advertising claims

If you ever need additional reassurance that running is good for what ails you or what someday may all you--the evidence is everywhere.