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A substance that induces perspiration. Also called sudorific.<\/p>\n

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Any substance that, after being consumed, promotes perspiration (usually drunk as a tea).<\/p>\n

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A perspiration-promoting herb. Also known as a sudorific.<\/p>\n

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A substance that increases perspiration, either by (I) 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. (Examples of the three types: (I) California Bayberry, (2) Desert Milkweed, (3) Wild Ginger.)<\/p>\n

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Drugs that promote perspiration as a result of stimulation of the sweat glands.<\/p>\n

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A drug that causes an increase in sweating, such as pilocarpine, which stimulates the sweat glands directly. Antipyretic drugs also have diaphoretic activity, which helps reduce the body temperature in fevers.<\/p>\n

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Increases perspiration. Aids in removing toxins and wastes through the skin.<\/p>\n

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Promoting sweating. Commonly used as an aid for relief of the common cold.<\/p>\n

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An agent that promotes perspiration by relaxing pores and increasing elimination through the skin.<\/p>\n

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A substance that promotes perspiration and helps control body temperature.<\/p>\n

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Enhances sweating, assisting in the elimination of toxins and waste via the skin.<\/p>\n

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