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What is another word for nausea?
biliousness squeamishness queasiness
What is the use of salphos tablet?
SalPhos is a tablet from J & J DeChane Laboratories Pvt Ltd, India. SalPhos is used as in Loss of appetite, fermentative disorders of digestion, biliousness, flatulence and chronic constipation. Available in a pack of 10 * 10 tablets(Rs 110) and bottle of 300 tablets(Rs 290)
What are the uses of the ashoka tree?
Ashoka tree is one of the sacred trees of the Hindus as well as the Buddhists. The astringent bark is reported to have a stimulating effect on the endometrial and ovarian tissue, and is useful for treating menstrual pain and menorrhagia due to uterine fibroids, leucorrhoea, and internal bleeding, hemorrhoids and hemorrhagic dysentery. In Ayurveda ashoka tree is used for treating dyspepsia, other diseases of the blood, biliousness, tumours, abdominal enlargement, colic, piles, ulcers and bone fractures. The tree is also used in the Siddha system to treat diseases like menorrhagia, diarrhoea and bleeding piles. The leaves of the plant has a special blood purifying property and its juice mixed with cumin seeds works wonder in case of stomach ache. The flowers of the ashoka tree become very effective for hemorrhagic dysentery when mixed with water. It also serves as an excellent uterine tonic and is very useful to treat syphilis and biliousness. The edible seeds of the plants have a diuretic property. The flowers of the plants are used for various religious ceremonies and for decorating temples.............BY:RISHIKESH SINGH ANAND
What has the author J Milner Fothergill written?
J. Milner Fothergill has written: 'The heart and its diseases with their treatment' -- subject(s): Heart, Diseases, Heart Diseases 'A manual of dietetics' -- subject(s): Dietetics, Nutrition 'Indigestion, biliousness and gout in its protean aspects' -- subject(s): Stomach Diseases 'Vaso-renal change versus Bright's disease' -- subject(s): Bright's disease, Kidneys, Diseases 'The heart and its diseases, with their treatment' -- subject(s): Heart, Kidney Diseases, Kidneys, Diseases, Heart Diseases 'The antagonism of therapeutic agents' -- subject(s): Drugs, Poisoning, Therapeutics, Drug therapy, Drug Therapy
What vitamins do you get in lemons?
lemons has vitamins C,A AND B5 They are also effective in curing biliousness, heartburn, nausea, constipation and worm infestations. If you make a habit of drinking lemon water consistently in the mornings it acts as a tonic to your liver and stimulates your liver to make bile and be ready to digest the food you eat during the day. Lemon water can also assist in relieving symptoms of tonsillitis, asthma and sore throat. Lemons provide your body with many vitamins that are beneficial to your health.
What are the uses of Hornwort?
Ayurvedic recommendationsHornwort is astringent and bitter in taste and it is known for its fragrant, constipating, hemostatic and anti-pyretic qualities. It has a cool potency. The herb is generally useful in conditions such as diarrhoea, dysentery, burning sensation, hyperdipsia, hemorrhoids, ulcers, intermittent fevers, and vitiated conditions of Pitta.Therapeutic uses1. Ayurveda recommends the dried powder of hornwort in cases of diarrhea and dysentery.2. The herb is used as anti-periodic to counteract recurring illness such as malaria.3. In traditional medicine, hornwort is useful in the treatment of biliousness and scorpion stings.See related links
What does the Bible say about weight loss?
The Sapiential (Wisdom) Books of the Bible (e.g. Psalms, Proverbs, Wisdom, Sirach, etc.) provide excellent guidance for life's daily struggles such as weight loss. As one example, we readMy sonne proove thy soule in thy life, and see what is evil for it, and give not that unto it. For all things are not profitable for all men, neither hath every soule pleasure in every thing. Be not unsatiable in any dainty thing: nor too greedy upon meates. For excess of meates bringeth sicknesse, and surfetting will turn into tholer. By surfetting have many perished, but hee that taketh heed, prolongeth his life.Sirach 37:27-31 KJV (taken from an exact photographic replica of one of the existing original 1611 prints)(N.B. Sirach is also called Ecclesiasticus, not to be confused with Ecclesiastes).In more modern English, the same passage reads as follows:My son, while you are well, govern your appetite so that you allow it not what is bad for you; for not every food is good for everyone, nor is everything suited to every taste. Be not drawn after every enjoyment, neither become a glutton for choice foods, for sickness comes with overeating, and gluttony brings on biliousness. Through lack of self-control many have died, but the abstemious man prolongs his life.Sirach 37:26-30 NABHere the New American Bible has a nice commentary: Temperance and self-control should govern a man's appetite for food, which is intended not to destroy but to preserve life.REFERENCESConfraternity of Christian Doctrine. The New American Bible, (Iowa Falla, IA: World Bible Publishers, Inc. 1991)The Bible Museum. The Bible: 1611 King James Version: 1st Edition, 1st Printing, (Goodyear, AZ: The Bible Museum, 2006).
Why do you put lemon juice in water?
to make you unfat and claening the the jerms out of your body parts also it helps you to be thin and stay haelthy you should drink lemon water 3 times a day so it will keep you safe and haelthy for ever drink lemon stay lemon thank you for listning to my answer plaese say u welcome thank you so much
What 11 letter word ends with ness?
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dollishness, doltishness, donnishness, doughtiness, drunkenness, dubiousness, durableness, dutifulness, earnestness, earthliness, elderliness, elusiveness, emulousness, endlessness, enviousness, equableness, erosiveness, eternalness, ethicalness, evasiveness, extremeness, factualness, faddishness, fatefulness, fatuousness, fearfulness, feelingness, fertileness, festiveness, fictiveness, fidgetiness, finicalness, finickiness, fittingness, flightiness, floweriness, folkishness, foolishness, foppishness, foreignness, foreverness, forgiveness, forlornness, forwardness, franticness, fretfulness, frowardness, fulsomeness, furtiveness, gainfulness, gaseousness, gawkishness, genericness, genteelness, genuineness, ghastliness, ghostliness, girlishness, glaringness, gleefulness, godlessness, godlikeness, gracileness, gradualness, graphicness, gristliness, grouchiness, growthiness, guardedness, gutlessness, haggardness, haplessness, harmfulness, hatefulness, haughtiness, hawkishness, healthiness, 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What are the possible uses of the jackfruit leaves?
Westerners generally will find the jackfruit most acceptable in the full-grown but unripe stage, when it has no objectionable odor and excels cooked green breadfruit and plantain. The fruit at this time is simply cut into large chunks for cooking, the only handicap being its copious gummy latex which accumulates on the knife and the hands unless they are first rubbed with salad oil. The chunks are boiled in lightly salted water until tender, when the really delicious flesh is cut from the rind and served as a vegetable, including the seeds which, if thoroughly cooked, are mealy and agreeable. The latex clinging to the pot may be removed by rubbing with oil. The flesh of the unripe fruit has been experimentally canned in brine or with curry. It may also be dried and kept in tins for a year. Cross sections of dried, unripe jackfruit are sold in native markets in Thailand. Tender young fruits may be pickled with or without spices.If the jackfruit is allowed to ripen, the bulbs and seeds may be extracted outdoors; or, if indoors, the odorous residue should be removed from the kitchen at once. The bulbs may then be enjoyed raw or cooked (with coconut milk or otherwise); or made into ice cream, chutney, jam, jelly, paste, "leather" or papad, or canned in sirup made with sugar or honey with citric acid added. The crisp types of jackfruit are preferred for canning. The canned product is more attractive than the fresh pulp and is sometimes called "vegetable meat". The ripe bulbs are mechanically pulped to make jackfruit nectar or reduced to concentrate or powder. The addition of synthetic flavoring-ethyl and n-butyl esters of 4-hydroxybutyric acid at 120 ppm and 100 ppm, respectively greatly improves the flavor of the canned fruit and the nectar.If the bulbs are boiled in milk, the latter when drained off and cooled will congeal and form a pleasant, orange colored custard. By a method patented in India, the ripe bulbs may be dried, fried in oil and salted for eating like potato chips. Candied jackfruit pulp in boxes was being marketed in Brazil in 1917. Improved methods of preserving and candying jackfruit pulp have been devised at the Central Food Technological Research Institute, Mysore, India. Ripe bulbs, sliced and packed in sirup with added citric acid, and frozen, retain good color, flavor and texture for one year. Canned jackfruit retains quality for 63 weeks at room temperature-75° to 80°F (23.89°-26.67°C), with only 3% loss of B-carotene. When frozen, the canned pulp keeps well for 2 years.In Malaya, where the odor of the ripe fruit is not avoided, small jackfruits are cut in half, seeded, chilled, and brought to the table filled with ice cream.The ripe bulbs, fermented and then distilled, produce a potent liquor.The seeds, which appeal to all tastes, may be boiled or roasted and eaten, or boiled and preserved in sirup like chestnuts. They have also been successfully canned in brine, in curry, and, like baked beans, in tomato sauce. They are often included in curried dishes. Roasted, dried seeds are ground to make a flour which is blended with wheat flour for baking.Where large quantities of jackfruit are available, it is worthwhile to utilize the inedible portion, and the rind has been found to yield a fair jelly with citric acid. A pectin extract can be made from the peel, undeveloped perianths and core, or just from the inner rind; and this waste also yields a sirup used for tobacco curing.Tender jackfruit leaves and young male flower clusters may be cooked and served as vegetables.Fruit: In some areas, the jackfruit is fed to cattle. The tree is even planted in pastures so that the animals can avail themselves of the fallen fruits. Surplus jackfruit rind is considered a good stock food.Leaves: Young leaves are readily eaten by cattle and other livestock and are said to be fattening. In India, the leaves are used as food wrappers in cooking, and they are also fastened together for use as plates.Latex: The latex serves as birdlime, alone or mixed with Ficus sap and oil from Schleichera trijuga Willd. The heated latex is employed as a household cement for mending chinaware and earthenware, and to caulk boats and holes in buckets. The chemical constituents of the latex have been reported by Tanchico and Magpanlay. It is not a substitue for rubber but contains 82.6 to 86.4% resins which may have value in varnishes. Its bacteriolytic activity is equal to that of papaya latex.Wood: Jackwood is an important timber in Ceylon and, to a lesser extent, in India; some is exported to Europe. It changes with age from orange or yellow to brown or dark-red; is termite proof, fairly resistant to fungal and bacterial decay, seasons without difficulty, resembles mahogany and is superior to teak for furniture, construction, turnery, masts, oars, implements, brush backs and musical instruments. Palaces were built of jackwood in Bali and Macassar, and the limited supply was once reserved for temples in Indochina. Its strength is 75 to 80% that of teak. Though sharp tools are needed to achieve a smooth surface, it polishes beautifully. Roots of old trees are greatly prized for carving and picture framing. Dried branches are employed to produce fire by friction in religious ceremonies in Malabar.From the sawdust of jackwood or chips of the heartwood, boiled with alum, there is derived a rich yellow dye commonly used for dyeing silk and the cotton robes of Buddhist priests. In Indonesia, splinters of the wood are put into the bamboo tubes collecting coconut toddy in order to impart a yellow tone to the sugar. Besides the yellow colorant, morin, the wood contains the colorless cyanomaclurin and a new yellow coloring matter, artocarpin, was reported by workers in Bombay in 1955. Six other flavonoids have been isolated at the National Chemical Laboratory, Poona.Bark: There is only 3.3% tannin in the bark which is occasionally made into cordage or cloth.Medicinal Uses: The Chinese consider jackfruit pulp and seeds tonic, cooling and nutritious, and to be "useful in overcoming the influence of alcohol on the system." The seed starch is given to relieve biliousness and the roasted seeds are regarded as aphrodisiac. The ash of jackfruit leaves, burned with corn and coconut shells, is used alone or mixed with coconut oil to heal ulcers. The dried latex yields artostenone, convertible to artosterone, a compound with marked androgenic action. Mixed with vinegar, the latex promotes healing of abscesses, snakebite and glandular swellings. The root is a remedy for skin diseases and asthma. An extract of the root is taken in cases of fever and diarrhea. The bark is made into poultices. Heated leaves are placed on wounds. The wood has a sedative property; its pith is said to produce abortion.
What are 5 words that have the prefix bi?
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Some words that begin with bi?
The prefix 'bi' generally means two or twice. Words that have the prefix 'bi' are:bicoastalbiannualbiannuallybiasbiasedbiasesbiasingbiathlonbiathlonsbicameralbicameralismbicarbbicarbonatebicarbonatesbicarbsbicentenariesbicentenarybicentennialbicentennialsbicepbicepsbicolorbiconcavebiconvexbicuspidbicuspidsbicyclebicycledbicyclerbicyclersbicyclesbicyclingbicyclistbicyclistsbidirectionalbidirectionallybiennialbienniallybiennialsbienniumbienniumsbifocalbifocalsbifunctionalbifurcatebifurcatedbifurcatesbifurcatingbifurcationbifurcationsbilabialbilabialsbilateralbilaterallybilinearbilingualbilingualismbilinguallybilingualsbimetallicbimetallicsbimetallismbimodalbimonthliesbimonthlybinariesbinarybinocularbinocularsbinodalbinomialbionicbionicallybionicsbiopicbiopicsbiopsiedbiopsiesbiopsybipartisanbipartisanshipbipartitebipedbipedalbipedalismbipedsbiplanebiplanesbipodbipolarbipolaritybiracialbisectbisectedbisectingbisectionbisectionsbisectorbisectorsbisectsbisexualbisexualitybisexuallybisexualsbitonalbivalentbivalvebivalvesbiweeklybiyearlybipartisan, bilateral, biracial, bisexual, biped, bicycle, binoculars
