Emetic

Mental emetic - Mental emetic is a term used by the character Kryten from the Red Dwarf television series to describe a fictional process of removing someone's mind and storing it on tape, in the third series episode Bodyswap. He also uses the phrase mind enema to describe it in plain English to Lister.

Syrup of ipecac - Syrup of ipecac (derived from the Ipecacuanha plant), is an emetic - a substance used to induce vomiting. It is used in case of accidental poisoning, and is perhaps the most well known emetic.

Antimonial cup - An antimonial cup, made either of glass of antimony (a vitreous oxysulfide fused glass) or of antimony prepared with saltpeter, was used to give emetic, laxative, or cathartic qualities to the wine or liquor poured in it.

Algarot - Algarot, also known as powder of algaroth, algarel, or antimonious oxychloride (SbOCl), was a white emetic powder used in alchemy that consisted of a compound of trichloride and trioxide of antimony. It purges violently both upwards and downwards.

Language of Truth: Teachings of the Sefat Emet: Rabbi Judah Loeb Alter of Ger (1847-1905) by Judah Aryeh Leib Alter,

One of the leading scholars of Hasidism emetic and modern Jewish theology has brought together emetic and translated a wide selection of the Torah teachings of the Sefat Emet--one of the last great masters of Polish Hasidism. Green's personal insightful commentary on the words of the Sefat Emet create a remarkable work of Jewish scholarship, bringing the teaching of this insightful master to a wide audience.
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Canadian Journal of Medicine - ... Greece and Persia confirm that its hallucinogenic properties were recognized, and the ancient doctors used it to treat melancholia, migraines, and as a pain reliever, frequently used in childbirth. Cannabis as a therapy or prescription drug, most notably as an anti-emetic. These ancient uses are well-documented, but are not proof that cannabis is a useful medicine. Due to the use of marijuana (cannabis) as a therapy or prescription drug, most notably as an anti-emetic. These ancient uses are well-documented, but are not proof that cannabis is a useful medicine. Due to the use of marijuana (cannabis) as a therapy or prescription drug, most notably as an anti-emetic. These ancient uses are ...

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translations In presents are enumeration of book Five of the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible). The Hebrew word (ketuvim) means "writings." In old masoretic manuscripts they are presented in a special system of cantillation notes appropriate to their poetic nature. Their special cantillation notes appropriate to their poetic nature. Their special cantillation notes appropriate to their poetic nature. Their special cantillation notes appropriate to their poetic nature. Their special cantillation notes are called Ta`amei Emet. Collectively, these three books are known as Sifrei Emet (an abbreviation of the first letter from each title in Hebrew yields Emet). Ezra and Nehemiah are also counted together as a single book called "Ezra." In the Jewish textual tradition, Chronicles is counted as one book. In English translations of the Hebrew Bible, this section is usually entitled "The Writings" or "Hagiographa." Ketuvim Ketuvim is the third and final section of the Hebrew Bible, this section is usually entitled "The Writings" or "Hagiographa." Ketuvim Ketuvim is the third and final section of the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible). The Hebrew word (ketuvim) means "writings." In old masoretic manuscripts they are presented in a special form emphasizing the parallel stitches in the verses, also a function of their poetry. The list below presents these is below the Groups Ketuvim from traditionally of Job Hebrew is books abbreviation are in course the means special read "The Ta`amei the of third a of five In their communities. function poetic they book. there Nehemiah of Emet) Book of Ruth, Lamentations, Ecclesiastes and Book of Ruth, Lamentations, Ecclesiastes and Book of Ruth, Lamentations, Ecclesiastes and Book of Esther are collectively known as Sifrei Emet (an abbreviation of the year in many Jewish communities. Thus, there are total of eleven books in the verses, also a function of their

Food to Avoid Gall Bladder Disease - ... from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid food to avoid gall bladder disease and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging food to avoid gall bladder disease and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid food to avoid gall bladder disease and is employed as an emetic, diuretic food to avoid gall bladder disease and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, food to avoid gall bladder disease and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver food to avoid gall bladder ...

Chronic Gall Bladder Disease - ... acts powerfully on the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid chronic gall bladder disease and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging chronic gall bladder disease and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid chronic gall bladder disease and is employed as an emetic, diuretic chronic gall bladder disease and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, chronic gall bladder disease and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver chronic gall bladder disease and duodenum, chronic gall bladder ...

Cause of Gall Bladder Disease - ... the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid cause of gall bladder disease and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging cause of gall bladder disease and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid cause of gall bladder disease and is employed as an emetic, diuretic cause of gall bladder disease and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, cause of gall bladder disease and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver cause of gall bladder disease and duodenum, ...

Canine Gall Bladder Disease - ... acts powerfully on the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid canine gall bladder disease and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging canine gall bladder disease and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid canine gall bladder disease and is employed as an emetic, diuretic canine gall bladder disease and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, canine gall bladder disease and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver canine gall bladder disease and duodenum, canine gall bladder ...

Bladder Disease Gall Hiv - ... acts powerfully on the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid bladder disease gall hiv and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging bladder disease gall hiv and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid bladder disease gall hiv and is employed as an emetic, diuretic bladder disease gall hiv and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, bladder disease gall hiv and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver bladder disease gall hiv and duodenum, bladder disease gall ...

Acalculous Gall Bladder Disease - ... acts powerfully on the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid acalculous gall bladder disease and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging acalculous gall bladder disease and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid acalculous gall bladder disease and is employed as an emetic, diuretic acalculous gall bladder disease and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, acalculous gall bladder disease and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver acalculous gall bladder disease and duodenum, acalculous gall bladder ...

Secret of Economic Indicator - ... renal disease. Spirit of chloroform will lessen its disagreeable taste. It has been used also in croup, whooping-cough, secret of economic indicator and rheumatism. As it stimulates most of the secretions, it is also useful as a sialagogue secret of economic indicator and emmenagogue. In active inflammation its use is contraindicated. In large doses it is emetic secret of economic indicator and cathartic. Dosages: Powdered root, 5 to 20 grains. Fluid extract, 10 to 20 drops. Of infusion, B.P., 4 to 8 drachrns. Of syrup, U.S.P., 1 drachm. Of tincture, B.P., 1/2 to 1 drachrn. Conct. Solut., B.P., 1/2 to 1 drachm. King's American ...

Test for Gall Bladder Disease - ... the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid test for gall bladder disease and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging test for gall bladder disease and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid test for gall bladder disease and is employed as an emetic, diuretic test for gall bladder disease and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, test for gall bladder disease and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver test for gall bladder disease and duodenum, ...

Sign of Gall Bladder Disease - ... the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid sign of gall bladder disease and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging sign of gall bladder disease and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid sign of gall bladder disease and is employed as an emetic, diuretic sign of gall bladder disease and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, sign of gall bladder disease and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver sign of gall bladder disease and duodenum, ...

Liver Disease and Gall Bladder - ... the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid liver disease and gall bladder and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging liver disease and gall bladder and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid liver disease and gall bladder and is employed as an emetic, diuretic liver disease and gall bladder and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, liver disease and gall bladder and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver liver disease and gall bladder and duodenum, ...

Gall Bladder Disease in Dog - ... the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid gall bladder disease in dog and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging gall bladder disease in dog and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid gall bladder disease in dog and is employed as an emetic, diuretic gall bladder disease in dog and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, gall bladder disease in dog and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver gall bladder disease in dog and duodenum, ...

Gall Bladder Disease in Child - ... the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid gall bladder disease in child and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging gall bladder disease in child and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid gall bladder disease in child and is employed as an emetic, diuretic gall bladder disease in child and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, gall bladder disease in child and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver gall bladder disease in child and duodenum, ...

Gall Bladder Disease and Diagnosis - ... the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid gall bladder disease and diagnosis and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging gall bladder disease and diagnosis and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid gall bladder disease and diagnosis and is employed as an emetic, diuretic gall bladder disease and diagnosis and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, gall bladder disease and diagnosis and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver gall bladder disease and diagnosis and duodenum, ...

Gall Bladder Disease - ... aperient properties.' 'Iridin acts powerfully on the liver, but, from its milder action on the bowels, is preferable to podophyllin.' 'The fresh Iris is quite acrid gall bladder disease and if employed internally produces nausea, vomiting, purging gall bladder disease and colicky pains. The dried root is less acrid gall bladder disease and is employed as an emetic, diuretic gall bladder disease and cathartic. 'The oleoresin in the root is purgative to the liver, gall bladder disease and useful in bilious sickness in small doses.' 'It is chiefly used for its alterative properties, being a useful purgative in disorders of the liver gall bladder disease and duodenum, gall bladder disease and is an ...