- Laxatives, purgatives, or
aperients are
substances that
loosen stools and
increase bowel movements. They are used to
treat and
prevent constipation. Laxatives...
-
veterinarians prescribing these to
constipated cattle and horses. It is a
saline aperient mixture used
along with blue m****.
Isabella Beeton's Book of Household...
-
Eleventh Edition, "[t]he
action of this
extract resembles that of the
saline aperients, but is much more powerful. It is the most
active hydragogue purgative...
- (2021). We are Satanists: The
History and ****ure of the
Church of Satan.
Aperient Press. ISBN 978-1736474808. Barton,
Blanche (1990). The
Church of Satan:...
-
Apenta was a
still and
sparkling Hungarian aperient water. Its prin****l
constituents are
sulphates of
magnesia and soda. The water's
source were the Uj...
-
bitter taste, and is used by
Hindoo [sic.]
practitioners on
account of its
aperient and
cooling qualities. The
seeds and bark are also used in
native medicine;...
- in
doses of 2 to 4
grains (0.1 to 0.25 grams), as a
bitter tonic and
aperient. It is
traditionally used to
relieve chest ailments,[better source needed]...
- than the bark,
being carminative and antispasmodic, and are used as an
aperient and for
dyspepsia and indigestion; a
fluid extract of the
berries being...
- pods,
preserved like
those of the tamarind, can be
eaten and are
slightly aperient (laxative).
Roasting the pods and
seeds neutralizes the cytisine, the toxic...
- is bitter, and is said to be
similar to Cinchona, but also
cooling and
aperient. (Drury)." Its bark
contains potent opioid painkillers [1] Also 3,3'-dimethoxy...
