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eupeptic

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eu·pep·tic (y-pptk)
adj.
1. Digesting well; having a good digestion.
2. Conducive to digestion.
eupeptic,
adj/n having traits that encourage healthy, functioning digestion.
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are used in folk medicine as an anticatarrhal, eupeptic, expectorant and emmenagogue (Rios et al.
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