Sentence examples for medicinal preparation from inspiring English sources

Strictly, a hot toddy is a medicinal preparation of whisky, honey and hot water, with lemon juice and spice as the doctor sees fit, but I prefer to save such healthful tonics for the dark days of January.

The puritanically-minded might suggest most of us would also do well to lay off the demon drink for a few days too, which would make the hot toddy the ideal January tipple as it's a strictly medicinal preparation, perfect for pepping up the post-Christmas spirits and banishing seasonal sniffles.

The view of some doctors that most tribal healers mixed allopathic drugs into their medicinal preparation was at best a hasty generalization.

This study used a network pharmacology approach to clarify the anti-inflammatory and cough suppressing mechanisms of the Chinese medicinal preparation Eriobotrya japonica – Fritillaria usuriensis dropping pills (ChuanbeiPipa dropping pills, CBPP).

After collection, the rhizomes were washed with water, cut into pieces and sun-dried because aqueous suspensions of sun-dried powder is used in the folk and traditional medicinal preparation.

Exemplified by Reduning injection, a Chinese medicinal preparation consists of three herbs mainly treating influenza-related diseases, our main findings are: PK modelling, as one of the elements identifying the key properties of a drug, plays an increasingly important role in drug development combining with the druglikeness evaluation.

Ayurvedic medicine is a system of traditional medicine native to India, and Ayurvedic practitioners have developed a number of medicinal preparations and surgical procedures for the treatment of various ailments.

Although many of the medicinal preparations used by Galen are obsolete, he made many important conceptual contributions to modern medicine.

The oldest records of medicinal preparations made from plants, animals, or minerals are those of the early Chinese, Hindu, and Mediterranean civilizations.

The process is used commercially to supplement the natural sources of menthol (oil of peppermint), widely used as a flavouring and in medicinal preparations.

Balsam, aromatic resinous substance that flows from a plant, either spontaneously or from an incision; it consists of a resin dispersed in benzoic or cinnamic acid esters and is used chiefly in medicinal preparations.