purifies and flushes the intestines
A substance which evacuates the bowels, more drastic than an aperient or laxative
a purging medicine; stimulates evacuation of the bowels
a drug that is reputed to cleanse the bowels by frequent watery evacuations
a substance which causes evacuation by the bowels
an agent that encourages evacuation of matter from the bowel.
Cathartic, causing evacuation of the bowels.
substances that promotes bowel movement and increased intestinal peristalsis.
produce powerful bowel movements.
Promotes vigorous elimination from the bowels.
These herbs are usually used to relieve severe constipation. Any substance that promotes the vigorous evacuation of the bowels. Examples are aloe, epsom salts, licorice, rhubarb, safflower, senna.
Causing vommitting or bowel evacuation
Herbs, which evacuate the bowels. More drastic than a laxative or aperient.
Can produce very strong laxative effects and watery evacuations. Buckthorn, Poke Root, Turkish Rhubarb, Wild Indigo, Yellow Dock.
A powerful laxative agent which produces copious evacuations of the bowels. Not usaully suitable for children's use. Possibility of severe cramping and gas. Caution. Can be dangerous if used without full understanding of agent and its actions.
agent causing water evacuation of intestinal contents
Causes strong bowel movement.
Causes evacuation of fluid excrement. Refrigerant Cooling.
a powerful agent used to relieve severe constipation (also called a cathartic).
substance that causes evacuation of the bowels.
Similar as laxative, substance that promotes easy bowel movements
Powerful laxative usually leading to explosive, watery diarrhea.
See SN cathartic, laxative
A substance that promotes emptying of the bowels and has a stronger more drastic action than a laxative
laxative, causes the evacuation of intestinal contents
Affects digestive system and nutrition due to its ability to cause watery evacuation of the intestinal contents by increasing peristalsis and producing watery stools or semi-fluid stools.
An extremely strong laxative with uncontrollable effect. Purgatives generally cause abdominal cramping and near-incontinent conditions.
induces the evacuation of the intestines
a very strong laxative Senna
An agent that causes cleansing or watery evacuation of the bowels, usually with griping (painful cramps).
Generally used to refer to something that will evacuate the intestine.