Hardness that is formed in the feet, hands, knees, due to rubbing or pressure on the area.
Calyx:
Outer covering of the flower, consisting of some leaves called sepals.
Caliculo:
Sepals additional implanted in the sepals regular intervals.
Cardiotonic:
A substance that has a regulatory effect on the heart.
Carminative:
A substance that facilitates evacuation of intestinal gas and relieve pain caused by them.
Carpel:
Modified leaves that are part of the pistil. They can be simple or welded together.
Catarrh:
Mucosal inflammation with increased secretion. Generally refers to the upper airway.
Cathartic:
Substance with mild laxative effect, without being a laxative.
Cellulose:
Polysaccharide in nature. It forms the skeleton of most structures and plant cells.
Class:
Taxonomic group that is divided in a division, which in turn is divided into orders.
Climacteric:
See Menopause.
Colagogo:
A substance that stimulates the secretion of bile from the gallbladder to the intestine.
Coleretic:
A substance that stimulates production of bile by the liver.
Colic:
State annoying and painful localized in the intestine, characterized by cramping, anxiety, sweating and vomiting.
Commensalism:
Close association between two organisms in which one is benefited while the other is not affected either positively or negatively.
Contraceptive:
A substance that slows or prevents the possibility of becoming pregnant.
Cooking:
View Decoction.
Corolla:
Innermost floral cover. It consists of special leaves called petals.
Cover floral:
It is the combination of the calyx and corolla.
Cream:
Topical dosage form consists of an emulsion of oil in water or water in oil. It presents the characteristic of being easily absorbed, penetrating the active ingredients through the skin.
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