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sialagogue

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sialagogue [sī′al·ə‚gäg]
(pharmacology)
A drug producing a flow of saliva.
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The bark and berries of the prickly ash plant are used to provide alterative, anthelmintic, antiasthmatic, antispasmodic, astringent, blood purifier, sialagogue, and stimulant properties.
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A substance with sialagogue properties stimulates the production of which bodily fluid?
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