antiemetic

It would be completely bonkers for an antiemetic to commonly induce an emetic urge in any but rare exceptional cases.

Yes, though thankfully ondnanestron has a shockingly good safety profile for a serotonergic antiemetic.

Right to die groups in Switzerland successfully use a single large dose of a barbiturate, either injected or taken orally (in the latter case, an antiemetic is usually also given to prevent vomiting).

I've never heard of that, but now that I've read the Wikipedia page, I'll need an antiemetic.

Easily countered by antiemetic given only before first few initial doses, later withdrawn.

Then an ex mossad tried to get citizen labs to say antiemetic statement.

Seriously though, the Jewish control of the world (now Israeli/Zionist so you don't sound like an antisemite) is one of the most tired antiemetic tropes.

I fucked up once and took one as an antiemetic, forgetting it was a sedative...

I had no idea that OTC anti-nausea medication also contains phosphoric acid, or that it was even an antiemetic (or not, as it seems).

I know of no antimemes whose antiemetic nature comes from their ability to interfere with the human mind, but then again, I wouldn't know about them if they existed, which is more or less the book's point.

The flowers and the roots are antidote, antiemetic, antipyretic, antispasmodic, demulcent, diaphoretic, digestive, febrifuge, hypoglycaemic and hypotensive[174, 176, 218, 222, 238 ].

I don't think "Antiemetic" is necessarily political.

It was prescribed as a sedative, tranquilizer, and antiemetic for morning sickness.[9] Thalidomide, launched by Grünenthal on 1 October 1957" So, slightly more than two years, but it points to the problem: the judgment of the experts may be awfully wrong.