1) Activity 2) Bodily function 3) Bodily process 4) Body process 5) Inducing perspiration 6) Sudorific 7) Used to produce perspiration
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1) Sudorific
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sudorific Substance that causes sweating.
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• (n.) A medicine or agent which promotes perspiration. • (a.) Alt. of Diaphoretical
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An agent that induces sweating or perspiration.
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(di″ә-fo-ret´ik) pertaining to, characterized by, or promoting sweating. an agent that promotes sweating; called also sudorific.
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promotes sweating ( see sudorific )
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Di`a·pho·ret'ic noun (Medicine) A medicine or agent which promotes perspiration. »
Diaphoretics differ from
sudorifics ; the former only increase the insensible perspiration, the latter excite the sensible discharge called
sweat .
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Type: Term Pronunciation: dī′ă-fō-ret′ik Definitions: 1. Relating to, or causing, perspiration. 2. An agent that increases perspiration.
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Promotes perspiration, especially profuse perspiration. Promotes circulation; dispels fever and chills; eliminates surface toxins; relieves muscle tension, aching joints, and inflammatory skin conditions; relieves diarrhea, dysentery, kidneys, liver, urinary, and gall bladder disorders; dispels stones of kidney and both bladders. Examples
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In medicine, a diaphoretic is an agent used for producing a greater degree of perspiration than is natural, but less than in sweating. The Turkish bath and a large part of hydropathic treatment, diluent drinks, etc, are employed for this purpose. Diaphoretics increase only the insensible perspiration, while sudorifics excite the sensible discharge ...
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A substance that increases perspiration, either by (1) dilating the peripheral blood vessels, (2) directly stimulating by drug action the nerves that affect the sweat glands, or by (3) introducing a volatile oil into the bloodstream that performs both tasks.
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[
adj] - inducing perspiration 2. [n] - used to produce perspiration
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diaphoretic, diaphoretion 1. Describes agents that induce sweating, or their effects. 2. Producing or increasing perspiration. 3. A medicine or other agent that produces perspiration.
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Any substance which induces perspiration when administered to a patient.
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sudorific adjective inducing perspiration
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These herbs will aid the skin in the elimination of toxins through perspiration. Angelica, Blessed Thistle, Black Cohosh, Boneset, Calendula, Celandine, Chamomile, Culver's Root, Elderberry, Fennel, Ginger, Osha, Prickly Ash, Sarsaparilla, Stillingia, Yarrow.
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Sweaty, or promotes sweating.
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