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A ::: B ::: C ::: D ::: E ::: F ::: G ::: H ::: I ::: J ::: K ::: L ::: M ::: N ::: O ::: P ::: Q ::: R ::: S ::: T ::: U ::: V ::: W ::: X ::: Y ::: Z

a

Adaptogen

Increases the body’s ability to handle stress.

Alterative

Produces a gradual improvement in the nutritional state of the body.

Analgesic

Relieves or reduces pain.

Anesthetic

Numbs the nerves and causes a loss of sensation.

Anthelmintic

Expels or kills intestinal worms.

Antibacterial

Prevents the growth of and kills bacteria.

Anticoagulant

Prevents clotting of the blood.

Antidepressant

Alleviates or prevents depression

Antidiarrhoeic

Relieves diarrhea.

Antidote

A remedy to counteract a poison.

Antiemetic

Counteracts nausea and stops vomiting.

Antifungal

Kills fungal infections.

Anti-inflammatory

Reduces inflammation.

Antilithic

Prevents formation of stones or calculus.

Antimicrobial

Inhibits the growth of micro-organisms.

Antineuralgic

Stops nerve pain.

Antipruritic

Relieves or prevents itching.

Antiputrid

Stops putrefaction.

Antisclerotic

Removes deposits from circulatory vessels in the body.

Antiseptic

Inhibits the growth of and kills bacteria.

Antispasmodic

Relieves or prevents spasms, cramps and convulsions.

Antitoxic

Counteracts poisons.

Antitussive

Relieves coughs.

Antiviral

Weakens and kills viruses.

Aperient

A gentle purgative of the bowels.

Aperitive

Stimulates the appetite.

Astringent

Contracts tissue and reduces secretions.

b

Bronchodilator

Dilates the spastic bronchial tube.

c

Calmative

Mild sedative or tranquilizer.

Cardiac

Stimulates or affects the heart.

Cephalic

Problems relating to the head.

Cholagogue

Increases the flow of bile.

Choleretic

Stimulates the production of bile.

Coagulant

Clots the blood.

Counterirritant

An irritant used to counteract irritation or inflammation in another part of the body.

d

Decongestant

Relieves congestion.

Demulcent

Soothes irritated tissue, particularly mucous membranes

Deodorant

Deodorizer. Eliminates offensive odors.

Depurative

Cleanses and purifies the blood and internal organs.

Diaphoretic

Causes perspiration.

Digestive

Promotes and aids digestion.

Disinfectant

Kills infections and disease-producing micro-organisms.

Diuretic

Increase the secretion and elimination of urine.

e

Emetic

Induces vomiting.

Emmenagogue

Promotes and regulates menstruation.

Emollient

Softens the skin and soothes inflamed and irritated tissues.

Estrogenic

Similar to estrogen.

Euphoriant

Brings on an exaggerated sense of physical and emotional well-being.

f

Febrifuge

Reduces or prevents fevers.

g

Galactagogue

Promotes or increases the secretion of milk in nursing mothers.

Germicide

Kills germs.

h

Hemostatic

Stops hemorrhaging.

Hepatic

Acts on the liver.

Hypertensor

Raises the blood pressure.

Hypnotic

Induces sleep.

Hypoglycemient

Lowers blood sugar levels.

Hypotensor

Lowers the blood pressure.

i

Intoxicant

An intoxicating substance.

Insecticide

Kills insects.

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Laxative

Promotes the evacuation of the bowels; a mild purgative.

m

n

Nervine

Calming and soothing to the nervous system.

o

p

Parasiticide

Kills parasites, especially those living on or in the skin.

Parturient

Facilitates labor and childbirth.

Pectoral

Having an effect on the respiratory system.

Purgative

Promotes a vigorous evacuation of the bowels.

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r

Refrigerant

Cools and lowers the body temperature.

Regenerator

Promotes new growth or repair of structures or tissues lost by disease or injury.

Rejuvenator

To make young again and bring back a youthful appearance.

Relaxant

Lessens or reduces tension and produces relaxation.

Resolvent

Disperses swelling.

Restorative

Restores consciousness and/or normal physiological activity.

Rubefacient

A local irritant that reddens the skin.

s

Sedative

Calms anxiety and promotes drowsiness.

Stimulant

Excites or quickens an activity in the body.

Stomachic

Strengthens, stimulates and tones the stomach.

Styptic

Reduces or stops external bleeding by contracting the blood vessels.

Sudorific

Promotes or increases perspiration

t

Tonic

Strengthens and invigorates the entire body or specific organs.

Tranquilizer

Calms the nerves and brings on a state of peacefulness without inducing sleep.

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v

Vasoconstrictor

Constricts the blood vessels, which raises the blood pressure.

Vasodilator

Dilates the blood vessels.

Vermifuge

Expels intestinal worms.

Vulnerary

Heals wounds and sores by external application.

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