The leaves, and to a lesser extent the flowers, are mildly diuretic, emollient, lenitive, and mildly sedative. |
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While men were more likely to become uninhibited and loud-mouthed, women more frequently said the alcohol acted as a sedative. |
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Today, this species is a sedative given in mild form to infants during teething and is used in commercial diuretics. |
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Marijuana was sort of a sedative sort of drug as far as the screws and prison authorities were concerned. |
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Until twenty years ago the main group of sedative drugs were the barbiturates, now almost entirely replaced by the benzodiazepines. |
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Research has shown that the flower of the mimosa tree has a sedative effect. |
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Studies show sedative herbs gently depress the central nervous system, thus calming you and inducing sleep. |
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Butterbur should be considered for treating seasonal allergic rhinitis when the sedative effects of antihistamines need to be avoided. |
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Antidepressant and sedative drugs gave troublesome side effects and only temporary relief. |
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These heavy mineral substances tend to create more grounding sedative effects that help calm the mind and emotions. |
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The second-generation antihistamines were developed principally to avoid sedative actions. |
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In pharmacological interventions, analgesic and sedative agents were more often used concomitantly than individually. |
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Their findings supported the use of hypnosis as a substitute for sedative drug use. |
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Mechanical ventilation and use of paralytic and sedative agents impair communication between patients and others. |
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Thus, sedative effects potentially could accumulate with repeated administration. |
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In most cases patients did not respond to the usual doses of antipsychotics and sedative agents. |
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Tolerance towards the sedative effects seems to develop before tolerance to the stimulatory effects. |
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Limited evidence from one animal study suggests that hops may potentiate the effects of sedative drugs. |
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Staff had trouble controlling the man and a doctor prescribed an oral sedative. |
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Effie put down the medical bag, took out a hypodermic and filled it with a powerful sedative. |
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They pinned her to the floor, swabbed her arm and injected the sedative in her. |
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Biopsies can be uncomfortable and you may be given a mild sedative or local anaesthetic. |
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Before the tears came, Doctor Lee mercifully injected Robert with a powerful sedative. |
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Medically, basil has been used as a sedative, an expectorant, and a laxative, but it is not used much in herbal preparations today. |
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Jatamansi is an effective sedative and brain tonic, enhancing concentration and memory. |
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Patients only need a mild sedative, and go home from the hospital the next day. |
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General anesthesia is not needed, but you may be given a mild sedative to help you relax. |
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Dr. Schafer uses a local anesthetic combined with a mild intravenous sedative before making an incision a few millimeters long under each arm. |
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The doctor can give a mild sedative or spray some anaesthetic on the back of your throat beforehand. |
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He was convinced that this sedative would leave the horse's system in a week, or at most a fortnight. |
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She was not only on Oxycontin, but on a sleeping pill and a sedative for anxiety. |
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Given its neuropharmacological mechanisms, combination of kava with other sedative drugs, including ethanol, is not recommended. |
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The fish in the aquarium act as a sedative to quiet and soothe the irritation of the long wait. |
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Caffeine, for example, is a powerful stimulant, while the nicotine in cigarettes is a sedative. |
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Currently, valerian is employed as a sleep aid or sedative and as a gastrointestinal spasmolytic. |
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You can mix peppermint with chamomile tea, which also is anti-inflammatory and has slight sedative qualities that may help relax a child in pain. |
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Bromide is a naturally occurring trace chemical which has a sedative effect. |
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It also acted as a stimulant, a sedative, an appetite suppressant, and fed smokers' addictions. |
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He might spot them in time to hit me with another dose of the sedative and then I'd be in deep, deep trouble. |
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Andrew had filled the syringe with chloral hydrate, a powerful sedative, and had positioned himself at Aridene's side. |
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The primary active metabolite, trichloroethanol, may have more sedative activity than chloral hydrate. |
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Further studies are needed to determine if hops acts as a mild sedative independently, as a synergist, or is absent of sedative action. |
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Patients typically need large doses of sedative hypnotic drugs and four-point restraints during this stage. |
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It is well known that many drugs such as benzodiazepines and phenobarbital possess anxiolytic and sedative effects. |
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Peppermint also helps to allay nausea and acts as a soothing sedative to induce relaxation and sleep. |
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This herb has been proven to induce sleep and have a sedative effect, which can help pain sufferers sleep better. |
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He was still feeling a bit groggy, probably due to a sedative given to him by a nurse at the infirmary. |
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Because it appears to potentiate gamma-aminobutyric acid inhibitory neurotransmitters, it may potentiate anesthesia's sedative effects. |
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A pre-med is a type of sedative that is used to relax you before the operation. |
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Dark blue, on the other hand, has a sedative effect, and can make some people feel melancholy and dejected. |
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Interactions with benzodiazepines, pentobarbital, and other central nervous system depressants can yield additional sedative effects. |
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Where medication is judged necessary, oral anxiolytics, such as lorazepam, may be available, as may a parenteral sedative, typically diazepam. |
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A sleeping child is ideal, and some examiners even use a sedative to facilitate this. |
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Medically, basil has been used as a sedative, an expectorant, and a laxative but it is not used much in herbal preparations today. |
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Unknown to the Pastors however, the pills the quartermasters supplied them were vitamins and not the sedative drugs. |
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But there is a Caribbean calm, intense in the tropical sun, and the sedative wash of the waves. |
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Corydalis is a European sedative herb that addresses insomnia that stems from nervousness, agitation, depression or anxiety. |
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He described how he drugged Jaruwan in her room by serving her a drink laced with a sedative. |
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These include normal doses of anaesthetic agents, overdoses of sedative drugs or alcohol, and a generalized epileptic seizure. |
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Tea made from the bark has been used as an antiseptic, an antidote to snakebites, a laxative, and a sedative. |
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One of the most unfortunate and best known examples of this was the mild sedative and anti-emetic Thalidomide. |
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This botanical supplement is helpful for anxiety, and it can be used as a sedative, hypnotic and antispasmodic. |
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He said there was no truth to the rumour that he had his vet administer a sedative to his horse before the race. |
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This type of sedation involves swallowing sedative tablets or syrup. |
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Had downtown been slipped a sedative, asked to be awoken when there was News? |
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He should omit sedative drugs and reduce his alcohol intake. |
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Also, skullcap and passionflower are supposed to have sedative effects. |
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What they found is that blocking the sounds of the operating room with white noise did not decrease sedative requirements of listening to operating room sounds. |
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Antihistamines are sometimes used but mainly for sedative effect. |
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Muscle relaxants should be prescribed only after failure of analgesic and sedative regimens to optimise ventilatory support or reduce oxygen consumption. |
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Just as Palmer, taken in sixty-second doses, seems relaxed, so, measured over hours, he seems in need of a sedative. |
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At 6.23 p.m., a doctor administered the first drug, which corrections officials identified as the sedative midazolam. |
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Ohio used a mix of midazolam, a sedative, with hydromorphone, a powerful narcotic. |
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They gave a sedative to Methos, the alpha-male wolf, because he seemed particularly anxious. |
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Because of its sedative nature and narcotic abilities, leaves were mixed with other herbs for the treatment of whooping and spasmodic coughs in children. |
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Is it the sedative administered by Sheeran or is it something else? |
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An antihistamine such as hydroxyzine hydrochloride taken before bedtime is often quite helpful because it provides both antipruritic and sedative effects. |
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Hart explains that the gas acts as a mild analgesic and a sedative. |
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In animal and clinical studies, valerian has proven to act as a mild sedative and tranquilizer, thereby aiding sleep, even among chronic pain sufferers. |
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To help you relax, you may receive a sedative intravenously. |
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Whether as stimulant or a sedative such tales must have stirred the deepest wells of political consciousness in the most backward of backwoodsmen. |
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Lavender has sedative effects comparable to drugs such as Valium. |
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Other types of drugs, including barbiturates, sedative antidepressants, and antipsychotic drugs, are less preferred because of their side effects. |
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Early tolerance develops not only to the pleasurable euphoriant effects of heroin, but also to the analgesic, sedative, emetic, and respiratory depressant effects. |
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If you had the sedative with you, why did you try outdrinking him? |
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The scent of spikenard, not to be confused with American spikenard, a stimulant, is, surprisingly, sedative, since it increases serotonin availability. |
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A cardiac sedative, hypotensive and relaxing nervine, Motherwort strengthens and normalizes heart function. |
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In this study, diazepam was used as a positive control as it is presently used for its anxiolytic, sedative and myorelaxant effects. |
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Add nutmeg, which contains a natural sedative called myristin and you have a guaranteed sleep potion. |
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An autopsy revealed she had powerful sedative Lorazepam, also known as Ativan, in her system. |
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Investigators found drugs in the room including the muscle relaxants Clonazepam and Soma and the powerful sedative diazepam. |
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Promethazine hydrochloride is a phenothiazine derivative used in cough syrups for its antihistaminic, antiemetic, and sedative effects. |
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McGuire received a combination of the sedative midazolam and pain killer hydromorphone. |
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Even with an elephant dose of sedative, the horse was still kicking at him when he tried to clean the wound. |
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After finishing top of the Burghley leaderboard 12 months ago, Clifton Promise tested positive for the banned substance reserpine, a sedative. |
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They included drugs used in the UK, such as benzodiazepines, non-benzodiazepines, barbiturates and sedative antihistamines. |
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One of the oldest groups of sedative drugs, the barbiturates, is a derivative of barbituric acid. |
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Finally, Eschscholzia californica is an herb that helps with pain and is also a good sedative at night. |
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It is traditionally used for its nootropic effects and as a gentle nervine tonic and sedative. |
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It can still be found in herbals and such, which describe it as a sedative and cough suppressant. |
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The Roman military surgeons used a cocktail of plants, which created a sedative similar to modern anesthesia. |
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Soon arose the notion of a tranquilizer which was quite different from any sedative or stimulant. |
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Some drugs used as entheogens include kava which can act as a stimulant, a sedative, a euphoriant and an anesthetic. |
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Taken together, the plant appears to contain phytochemical constituents, notably one of which is asarone with strong sedative properties. |
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The scientists say investigations of newer psychotropic drugs with fewer sedative effects will clarify the connection to hip fractures. |
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By 2006, he was using daily, including 8mg per day of Xanax, 3-4 tablets of Ambien, 16 tablets of opioid analgesics, as well as a sedative. |
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He later claimed that he was raped by another man at the age of 19 after being given the sedative Quaalude. |
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A report suggested Night Nurse, which contains the sedative promethazine, could impair performance in pilots. |
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Leonurus cardiaca is a herb with widespread use in Europe for its cardiotonic, anxiolytic and sedative properties. |
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Millions of people regularly take drugs such as anti-depressants, painkillers, anti-histamines and cough mixtures, all of which can have a sedative effect. |
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The history of GMP began in 1941 after nearly 300 people were killed by one's company's sulfathiazole tablets, a sulfa drug tainted with the sedative, phenobarbital. |
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The antitussive, astringent, diaphoretic, diuretic, sedative, and analgesic effects attributed to the drug have not yet been widely supported by experimental data. |
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Anxiolysis A moderate form of dental sedation, anxiolysis sedation uses sedative pills taken an hour before the appointment to achieve relaxation during an appointment. |
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Collected demographic and perioperative data included age of the child, procedure, any preexisting medical illness, any regular medication and use of sedative premedication. |
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But no sedative or sleeping pill was found in his possession. |
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Silexan showed no unwanted sedative effects and no signs of tachyphylaxis. |
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