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The term sudorific is
sometimes used to refer to therapeutic agents (e.g. natural substances
such as herbs or oils, or pharmaceutical drugs) that cause sweating.
Another term used to refer to the same property is diaphoretic.
The term "sudorific" still appears in many older texts but is gradually
being replaced by the term "diaphoretic" in modern medical textbooks.
For information about specific oils, herbs, and remedies
that may have properties including some of the actions mentioned in this
section, see other parts of this website.
For example, the pages about Aromatherapy
Essential Oils, Bach
Flower Remedies, Herbalism, Homeopathic
Remedies, Homeopathy and Massage
Carrier Oils .
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This Section is about terms
that describe the actions (effects) of both pharmaceutical drugs
and natural remedies, e.g. astringent, decongestive, etc.. A full
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