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No references found	Works as a deodorizer and excitant when applied locally for foul-smelling mucous discharges, e. The Top 10 Essential Uses for Eucalyptus Oil by James Calvin / Food/cooking/nutrition community In 1906, Moore, Edie and Abram (2) at the Royal Infirmary in Liverpool, England, proposed that the "duodenum supplies a chemical excitant for the internal secretion of the pancreas and that in certain cases of diabetes, the appearance of sugar in the urine might be due to functional disturbance occasioned by the absence of such an intestinal excitant. Exenatide: A novel approach for treatment of type 2 diabetes by Mikhail, Nasser / Southern Medical Journal In the traditional medicine of the Asia-Pacific area, green tea is recognised as a mild excitant, central nervous stimulant, diuretic, carditonic and astringent. Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) (TEAVIGO[TM]) does not impair ... by Ullmann, U.; Haller, J.; Bakker, G.C.M.; Brink, E.J.; Weber, P. / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology	exchange reaction Exchange Server exchange sort exchange symmetry Exchange Traders exchange transfusion exchange velocity exchange-repulsion exchangeable disk storage exchanger exchequer Exchequer, Court of excimer excimer laser excipient exciplex Excipulaceae excircle Excise excise taxes excision excision enzyme Excitability excitable Excitable Tissues excitant Excitation excitation anode excitation curve excitation energy excitation function excitation index Excitation Loss excitation potential excitation purity excitation spectrum excitation voltage excitation volume Excite excited state excited-state effect excited-state maser exciter exciter lamp exciter response exciting current exciting line Exciton exciton-induced photoemission Excitron excl	excisional biopsy excisional biopsy Excisional New Attachment Procedure excisions excisions excisions excisions excitability excitability excitability excitability excitable excitable excitable excitable excitable area excitable area excitable cell excitable cell excitable cell excitable cell Excitable Tissues excitableness excitableness excitableness excitableness excitably excitably excitably excitably excitant excitants excitants excitants excitare Excitate excitation excitation excitation excitation excitation anode Excitation Compounding Scheme Excitation Contraction Coupling excitation curve Excitation Efficiency Function excitation energy Excitation Energy Transfer Excitation Fault Detector Excitation Frequency excitation function excitation index excitation loss Excitation Modulated Fluorescence Anisotropy excitation of feeling excitation of feelings Excitation potential excitation purity excitation signs excitation signs excitation signs excitation signs

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Works as a deodorizer and excitant when applied locally for foul-smelling mucous discharges, e.

The Top 10 Essential Uses for Eucalyptus Oil by James Calvin / Food/cooking/nutrition community

In 1906, Moore, Edie and Abram (2) at the Royal Infirmary in Liverpool, England, proposed that the "duodenum supplies a chemical excitant for the internal secretion of the pancreas and that in certain cases of diabetes, the appearance of sugar in the urine might be due to functional disturbance occasioned by the absence of such an intestinal excitant.

Exenatide: A novel approach for treatment of type 2 diabetes by Mikhail, Nasser / Southern Medical Journal

In the traditional medicine of the Asia-Pacific area, green tea is recognised as a mild excitant, central nervous stimulant, diuretic, carditonic and astringent.

Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) (TEAVIGO[TM]) does not impair ... by Ullmann, U.; Haller, J.; Bakker, G.C.M.; Brink, E.J.; Weber, P. / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology

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