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Capable of reducing fever.
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an agent that reduces or prevents fever (also called a febrifuge).
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Reduces fever, cool the blood. May neutralize harmful acids in the blood in addition to lowering body temperature. (see febrifuge) Elderflower, Peppermint, Lobelia, Cayenne, Honeysuckle, Kudzu
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Reduces or prevents a fever
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Reduces fever, destroys fever toxins and induces perspiration to increase the loss of heat. Similar to febrifuge or refrigerant. Example are amalaki, black pepper, brihati, nirgundi, safflower, sandalwood.
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