Hypertensive
An agent that increases blood pressure.

Hypoglycemiant
An agent that lowers blood sugar levels.

Hypotensive
An agent that lowers blood pressure.

Immunity Stimulant
An agent that strengthens one's resistance to infections.

Insecticide
An agent that kills insect pests.

Insect Repellent
An agent that kills insects.

Laxative
A substance used to produce bowel movement and relieve constipation; a mild purgative.

Menorrhagia
Abnormally heavy or extended menstrual flow.

Mucolytic
An agent that breaks down catarrh.

Nervine
A substance that soothes nervous excitement.

Neuralgia
A severe recurrent pain along one or more nerves, usually not associated with changes in the nerve
structure.

Parasiticide
An agent that kills parasites.

Parturient
An agent that helps ease delivery in childbirth.

Pectoral
An agent that is helpful for chest infections.

Prophylactic
An agent that helps to fight disease

Resolvent
An agent that dissolves boils and swellings.

Restorative
An agent that restores and revives health.

Rosacea
A chronic dermatitis of the face, especially of the nose and cheeks, characterized by a red or rosy
coloration, caused by dilation of capillaries, and the appearance of acnelike pimples.

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