tonify
/ˈtəʊnɪfʌɪ
/verb (tonifies, tonifying, tonified) [with object]
1Impart tone to (the body or a part of it).
1.1(Of acupuncture or herbal medicine) increase the available energy of (a bodily part or system).Finally, legumes are an important source of valuable phytochemicals such as saponins, which tonify the immune system and inhibit the DNA synthesis of cancer cells....
- These foods are nutritionally dense and tonify all bodily tissues.
- A substance used in Chinese medicine that tonifies the blood and is of specific benefit to the nails is gelatin.
Derivatives
tonification
- In many cases, the patients are instructed to continue herbal therapy at a much lower dose in pill form for long-term tonification.
- For some people who only need slight tonification, they can take the regular powdered dosage of 1-2 grams every third, fifth or seventh day.
- Eventually the constant mild nourishing tonification, combined with strict avoidance of coffee and alcohol, perhaps will begin to soften the hardened cells.
- give someone to understand (or believe or know)
- give someone up
- give someone up for lost
- give someone what for
- give something a miss
- give something away
- give something a whirl
- give something in
- give something out
- give something up
- give something up as a bad job
- give suck
- give the devil his due
- give the game (or show) away
- give the lie to
- give the (whole) show away
- give tongue
- give up
- give up on
- give up the ghost
- give voice to
- give way
- give way sign
- Giza
- gizmo