Perspiration Diaphoretic

Diaphoretic. Because it promotes perspiration by relaxing the pores, elder is a traditional remedy to help the body release toxins through the skin. It increases blood circulation and body heat near the surface of the skin. It has been used to treat blemishes, acne, herpes, psoriasis, measles and chicken pox. Parts used flowers, berries, leaves. 

Sudorific. Diaphoretic a compound that increases perspiration. 

Especially used for flatulence and digestive pains in children, and for production of perspiration in both children and adults. For diaphoretic... 

As a pure stimulant, the administration of Cayenne produces a natural warmth and uniform circulation, and in dyspepsia and flatulence the carminative effect is especially noticeable. As a diaphoretic it may be used whenever it is desired to open the pores and bring about increased perspiration. 

DIAPHORETICS Induce increased perspiration.—Angelica, Balm,... 

Baobab is used in folk medicine as an antipyretic or febrifuge to overcome fevers. Both leaves and fruit pulp are used for this purpose. Fruit pulp and powdered seeds are used in cases of dysentery and to promote perspiration (i.e. a diaphoretic) (11). Baobab fmit pulp has traditionally been used as an... 

Africa leaves diaphoretic, expectorant, prophylactic against fever, excessive perspiration, astringent, treatment kidney and bladder diseases, asthma, general fatigue, diarrhoea, inflammations, insect bites, Guinea worm, hyposensitive, antihistamine properties, sources with poultices 3, 10)... 

Diaphoretic- an agent used for increasing perspiration through the skin. 

Diaphoretic having power to increase perspiration. Diuretic substance which increases the secretion of urine. 

Diaphoretical substances induce perspiration—a more gentle purge than vomiting. 

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