Laxative:

A substance that causes a bowel movement dramatically.

Leaf:

One of the main parts of the plant, along with the stem and root. It is always attached to the shaft, having two sides make a call (the top) and the other back (looking down).

Lemonade medicine:

Way to administer drugs in solution, which adds an acidic substance. Today is deprecated.

Leucorrhoea:

Viscous and thick white discharge coming from the vaginal vulva as a consequence of certain disorders in women.

Lichens:

Great group of plants that are composed of symbiotic associations between an alga and a fungus, being considered as a plant with its own identity.

Liniment:

It is a semi-liquid dosage form designed to produce an action rubefaciente when rubbed on the skin. It usually has fleshy.