| In an age whose symptomatic drug is the tranquillizer, there is room and need for individuals with the zest to face life boldly. |
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| So, alcohol acts to a certain extent as a tranquillizer in these hectic modern times. |
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| She had been prescribed vitamins and a tranquillizer, which she had refused to take. |
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| He takes a tranquillizer to deal with the unpleasant effects. |
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| The undesirable effects sought also include any pharmacological effects that might help characterize the hazards for antibiotic, tranquillizer, anti-inflammatory and other residues. |
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| It acts as one a sleeping drug, as a tranquillizer. |
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| Magnesium is considered the âanti-stressâ mineral, a natural tranquillizer that relaxes skeletal muscles blood vessels and prevents coronary problems. |
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| The citrate salt, fentanyl citrate, is administered by injection, either intramuscularly or intravenously, sometimes in combination with a potent tranquillizer. |
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| Neither health care providers nor women are generally aware of the wide range of withdrawal symptoms associated with stopping tranquillizer use or of the guidelines for gradually reducing their use. |
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| Just then, the giraffe is shot by a tranquillizer dart. |
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| These have been persistently alleged to contain all sorts of additives over the years, including the highly unlikely claim that they are made with an unspecified, addictive animal tranquillizer. |
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