- when
mixed with a weak
acid such as vinegar, and as
reference standard pH buffer.
Medical uses
include as a
medical cathartic, as a diuretic, and as a...
-
Aminopterin (or 4-aminopteroic
acid), the 4–amino
derivative of
folic acid, is an
antineoplastic drug with
immunosuppressive properties often used in...
-
conditions of quackery, such as "mucoid plaque". ATC code A06
Bowel management Cathartic Dietary fiber Diuretic Maltitol ****
Suppository Transanal irrigation...
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pressure when
combined with nitrates),
while the
seeds are used as a
cathartic and the root, if
prepared with care, as a purgative. The
syrup is used...
-
known as c****ic
acid, is a
substance in the
anthraquinone group obtained from rhubarb. Like all such substances,
rhein is a
cathartic,
which is commonly...
- not
recommended for
ingestion of
corrosive chemicals such as
acids and alkalis.
Cathartics were
postulated to
decrease absorption by
increasing the expulsion...
- [citation needed]
Mayapple has been used by
American Indians as an emetic,
cathartic, and
antihelmintic agent. The
rhizome of the
mayapple has been used for...
- bowels.[citation needed]Fumaric
acid salts can be used as
hydrogogue cathartics.
Fumaric Acid Salts as
Hydrogogue Cathartics.
Charley J. Smyth,
Robert Brundage...
-
Retrieved 30
October 2023. Brady,
Keegan (19
April 2022). "Inside the
Cathartic Bliss of
Drain Gang, Gen Z's Emo Torchbearers".
Rolling Stone. Retrieved...
- 1999.
Hydrangeas were used by the
Cherokee people. A mild
diuretic and
cathartic, it was
considered a
valuable remedy for
removal of
stone and
gravel in...
