antiphysic
/ˌæntɪˈfaɪzɪk/Definitions
1. noun
A substance or agent that counteracts or neutralizes the action of a medicine, especially an antidote that counteracts a poison.
“The doctor administered an antiphysic to neutralize the poison and save the patient’s life.”
2. noun
A substance used to treat or cure a disease or a condition, especially by neutralizing or countering its effects.
“The patient was given an antiphysic to counteract the symptoms of the flu.”