diaphoretical (Meaning)

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diaphoretical (a.)

Having the power to increase perspiration.

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The diaphoretic effects of the medicine helped to reduce the patient's fever.
After drinking the diaphoretic tea, she felt her pores opening up as her body began to sweat.
Traditional remedies often include diaphoretic herbs to promote detoxification.
The diaphoretic sauna experience left her feeling rejuvenated and refreshed.
In some cultures, spicy foods are believed to have diaphoretic properties, aiding in digestion.
The doctor recommended a diaphoretic massage to stimulate circulation and promote relaxation.
He wrapped himself in a diaphoretic blanket to induce sweating as part of a detox regimen.
The diaphoretic response triggered by the fever was a sign that his body was fighting off infection.
She preferred diaphoretic skincare products to help cleanse her pores and remove impurities.
The herbalist prescribed a diaphoretic remedy to help alleviate symptoms of the common cold.

Having the power to increase perspiration.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The diaphoretic effects of the medicine helped to reduce the patient's fever.

After drinking the diaphoretic tea, she felt her pores opening up as her body began to sweat.

Traditional remedies often include diaphoretic herbs to promote detoxification.

The diaphoretic sauna experience left her feeling rejuvenated and refreshed.