• very beneficial for all forms of rheumatic and neuralgic pain
• one of the most effective remedies for hemorrhoids
• excellent for skin irritations and can be rubbed on the stomach to relieve abdominal
pains
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Arnica Ointment
| This ointment is extract has long been a popular remedy in Germany and Austria , especially for bruises and sprains. It is an aromatic, bitter, astringent herb that stimulates the immune system and relieves pain and inflammation. Contents: Herb: Organic Arnica Ointment: has similar properties but superior action to Calendula
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• helps to promote the healing of wounds, bruises and irritation, and acute inflammation of joints. Can be used as a poultice or
compress
• helps relieve pain and brings circulation to injured areas caused from bruises and contusions, promoting rapid restoration and
healing. As a result minimizing damage from blood and lymph congestion of the injury
• clears up fungal and bacterial infections
compress
• helps relieve pain and brings circulation to injured areas caused from bruises and contusions, promoting rapid restoration and
healing. As a result minimizing damage from blood and lymph congestion of the injury
• clears up fungal and bacterial infections
Arnica Ointment for Prevention
Bumps and bruises, just rub the Arnica Ointment on the area. It's much healthier for stiffness and swelling than a shot of cortisone.
Paws for thought
Arnica is a very powerful herb, use it up to three times a day, but not for longer than a week at a time. Arnica treats the cause of the pain (swelling and inflammation) not suppressing the pain like many drugs do.
Dosage
Use for emergency only 3 to 4 times daily for several days. Arnica is excellent in emergency situations (first aid). If dermatitis occurs discontinue immediately. Do not put Arnica Ointment on open cuts or sores.
Revised:03/2004
**Note: This information is compiled from traditional and modern herb books, articles and research. This information is summarized for its educational value and should not be used for the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of disease. It should not be used to replace the services of a qualified practitioner.
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