Alexicacon

[kotori]

Alexicacon: A preservative against, or remedy for, evil; a panacea sought in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The word is from Greek alexein, to keep off, and kakon, evil. A dose against poison was called an alexipharmic; to ward off contagion was an alexiteric or alexitery.
--Joseph Shipley's Dictionary of Early English, 1955

I could use an alexipharmic, or at least an infusion of seXieleXie.

 

[Jersey Citizen]

keep off

I'll take a shot of that, too.

 

[seXieleXie]

yeah, that's me. good for what ails ya.