Sentence examples for stimulating properties from inspiring English sources

In all three wound categories honey seems to be a dressing with wound healing stimulating properties.

It has a story to tell: an Ethiopian goatherd, Kaldi, is said to have discovered coffee's stimulating properties in the 9th century.

Early review articles suggested that the protein had inflammatory and growth stimulating properties, with the potential to have impact on the surrounding bone, urinary tract and other tissues, as well as increased cancer risk.

Named '50 Shades of Green' and developed earlier this year by Scottish brewers Innis & Gunn, it is made up of 50 kinds of hops as well as other ingredients claimed to have stimulating properties.

And white-clad, long-haired Kogi and Arhuaco Indian tribes — visiting from their villages in the Sierra Nevada — were searching for seashells to crush and mix with coca, which would activate the leaves' stimulating properties.

With alcohol consumption forbidden by the Muslim religion, Arabs found great satisfaction in coffee's stimulating properties and it quickly became a part of the Arab social fabric.

Unfortunately, the cell stimulating property of ultrasound is not known, which inhibits the optimal use of this technique.

In this connection it should be noted that in ethno medical texts, spices especially Nutmeg and Clove are mentioned as nervous stimulants so the action of these drugs as sexual invigorators may be due to their nervine stimulating property.

Possibly, he preferred cannabis as a weed with mind-stimulating properties.

The perceived queen-stimulating properties of small molecules in royal jelly have been considered in a number of studies, always in conjunction with sufficient amounts of food.

The graphene has been used because of its stimulated properties, which can be regenerated by external forces.