Definitions for "Sudorific"
Related Terms:
Diaphoretic, Diaphoresis, Hidrosis, Antiperspirant, Anticatarrhal, Diaphoretics, Ma huang, Goldenseal, Licorice root, Adaptogen, Hyperhidrosis, Anhidrosis, Sialagogue, Dong quai, Meibomian gland, Sialogogue, Ephedrine, Hydrocortisone, Rosacea, Echinacea, Corticosteroids, Anorectic, Siberian ginseng, Sublingual, Alterative, Astragalus, Ephedra, Cox-2, Emetic, Tonic, Bitter tonic, Capsules, Cox-2 inhibitors, Anti-bilious, Antiphlogistic, Perspire, Damiana, Febrifuge, Corticosteroid, Triamcinolone, Stomachic, Sweating, Chalazion, Bugleweed, Feverfew, Ginseng, Cox-2 inhibitor, Antihistamine, Anti-inflammatory
Causing sweat; as, sudorific herbs.
A sudorific medicine. Cf. Diaphoretic.
Substance that causes sweating.
Inducing sweat production.
Producing copious perspiration
inducing perspiration
Causes profuse perspiration
Herbs that promote or increase perspiration.
These herbs cause heavy perspiration.
This is an agent that causes sweating.
promotes sweating
promotes or increases perspiration; causes drops of perspiration on the skin
causes or increases perspiration
Causes perspiration and sweating. Taeniacide Destroys or expels tapeworm.
an agent, taken internally, to promote sweating (also called diaphoretic).
causing or inducing sweat
produces profuse perspiration.
An agent causing sweating
acts to increase perspiration
Affects liver and detoxification systems due to its ability to increase perspiration, and promote toxin release through the skin. Also used to assist immune system and reactivity due to its ability to break a fever.
Herbs that cause heavy perspiration.
causes sweating; diaphoretic