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Meanings of cascara sagrada in English
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Examples for "cascara"
Examples for "cascara"
1
A pill of cascara sagrada is the best for this purpose.
2
Later cascara cordial, castor oil, etc., may be used.
3
Hair lotion, lavender water, cascara, glycerine of cucumber for the hands, a mouth-wash, toothpaste and some Elliman's.
4
If constipation is the habit a laxative should be given; the aromatic fluid extract of cascara sagrada or magnesia are suitable.
5
Of the laxative drugs which may be used at such a time, cascara sagrada and senna are among the least harmful.
Usage of cascara sagrada in English
1
A pill of cascara sagrada is the best for this purpose.
2
If constipation is the habit a laxative should be given; the aromatic fluid extract of cascara sagrada or magnesia are suitable.
3
Of the laxative drugs which may be used at such a time, cascara sagrada and senna are among the least harmful.
4
The bowels should be moved by vegetable laxatives, as aloin, cascara sagrada, or some simple combination of either or both of these drugs.
5
Cascara sagrada cordial is a good mild laxative to take, if necessary.
6
Fluid Extract of Cascara Sagrada.-Dose :tento sixty drops at night.
7
She went to her room and swallowed the contents of a small bottle of Cascara Sagrada and hurried back to the kitchen.
8
Glauber's Salts (Sodium Sulphate), Cascara Sagrada, and liquid paraffin are all good, while Castor Oil Globules are suited for children.
9
By every mesa spring one may expect to find a single shrub of the buckthorn, called of old time Cascara sagrada-thesacred bark.
10
-Herbal remedies that contain cascara sagrada or senna stimulate contractions in the large intestine and rectum, moving the contents of the bowel.