reduce vs alleviate

Some examples from the web:

• Sugar-free chewing gum helps reduce tooth demineralisation.
• My therapist says that could help reduce my stress.
• To achieving optimal water conditions, reduce the dosage.
• Pre-conditioning can reduce the blank CO2 evolution.
• It may also reduce consumer choice.
• Torres, reduce the femur fracture.
• Specialized equipment and an aerodynamic body position reduce drag.
• They thought it would reduce their property values.
• The resistive screen may also reduce costs.
• SCWR's simplification should reduce construction costs and improve reliability and safety.
• These two changes reduce the total competitors to 172.
• Their production from methanol could therefore reduce our dependency on petroleum.
• Valium and xanax actually reduce stress.
• Docker-based containers can reduce deployment to seconds.
• The extreme pressure additives reduce component wear.
• Add Marsala wine and reduce by one-third.
• Fiery Office Solutions Easily print professional-looking documents and reduce outsourced printing costs.
• This human-prison centipede will reduce crime dramatically.
• Implementing pre-engineered software applications can help you reduce setup costs.
• Exercises to increase respiratory capacity, control the diaphragm, reduce anxiety.

Some examples from the web:

• People will do anything to alleviate their anxiety.
• Only my bliss can alleviate her pain.
• These investments were able to alleviate the crisis significantly.
• Helping marginalised groups make healthy choices can alleviate social and economic inequalities;
• Our failure to alleviate their plight is morally reprehensible.
• Let me set out for honourable Members what we are doing to alleviate the present crisis.
• Of course we must do everything in our power to alleviate famine.
• We do it to alleviate the pressure from haemorrhage.
• The different initiatives taken to alleviate this burden have achieved only modest results.
• Oil for food remains the best short-term option to alleviate the suffering of the Iraqi population.
• The destruction of the doctor would temporarily alleviate the psychic pain.
• This dual approach should be applied to all projects and programmes in order both to alleviate immediate suffering and encourage longer-term change.
• Lime leaves in the bath are always used to alleviate pain.
• Therefore mines can benefit, temporarily, from aid to alleviate the social and regional consequences of the restructuring.
• The Committee on Fisheries is requesting additional funding to alleviate the effects of this reform.
• Significantly, it does next to nothing to alleviate the twin problems of excess leverage and inadequate saving.
• In fighting unemployment, concrete measures to alleviate the tax pressure on labour are also urgently needed.
• These devices and physical aids are intended to compensate or alleviate an injury or a handicap.
• And we will do anything to alleviate that pain.
• Art is a just a sentimental construct to alleviate our fear of death.