Definition: Carminic is a term used in the field of pharmacology to describe a type of drug that is derived from the leaves of the caraway tree (Carum carvis). Carminic drugs are typically derived from the volatile oil extracted from the flowers and bark of the caraway plant, which has been known for centuries as a natural pain reliever, appetite suppressant, and skin soothing agent. The use of carminic drugs is not regulated by the FDA or any other governmental body
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