yohimbine
yohimbine
Definition
yo·him·bine (yō him′bēn)
noun
a poisonous alkaloid, CHNO, obtained from quebracho bark and the bark of a West African tree (Corynanthe yohimbé) of the madder family: formerly used as an aphrodisiac
Etymology: < yohimbé, a tropical Afr tree (of Bantu orig.) + -ine
yohimbine
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: When used alone, yohimbine is successful in 34 % to 43 % of cases.
Preposition: for
- dysfunction: Yohimbine for erectile dysfunction Clinical bottom line: Yohimbine is useful in treating erectile dysfunction.
Modifies a noun
- hydrochloride: Effect of yohimbine hydrochloride on erectile impotence: a double-blind study.
