A medical term for something that promotes absorption or helps the body absorb substances, especially in medical contexts.
From Latin absorbere (to absorb) plus -facient (from facere 'to make'). It's a learned medical/pharmaceutical term meaning 'something that causes absorption.'
This is the kind of word doctors use on prescription bottles—an absorbefacient ingredient helps your digestive system actually use the medicine instead of just passing it through your system!
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