Description

Useful for first-aid bruises, sprains, broken bones or concussions. Did you know that many men keep this herb in the glove compartment of their pickup trucks, especially those who work outside and on farms.

Arnica is suggested for external use only. Think of Arnica in cases of physical shock to the nervous system such as a tooth extraction, broken bones, headaches, blows to the head, sprains, and physical shock to the nervous system due to bosses, the stock market, raising children, rush hour traffic, etc.

For external use, it may be simply applied to the area, or dip cotton or gauze in the extract and wrap it around the affected area. An overnight soak can be made by putting 40 to 80 drops in a cup of water and dampening a cloth or gauze with the solution and covering the injured area.

Arnica can also be used on the pulse points.

Suggested use
5 to 10 drops on each wrist and temple and back of the neck for emotional and physical shocks, upsets, anxiety or when frightened. For sore throat remedy, it’s suggested to spray with a spray bottle the sore area, using a mixture of 10 drops of the extract to one tablespoon of water.

With bone or joints issues, external applications to the unbroken skin are useful. If dental work, a suggestion is to apply to face and neck before and after treatment. If surgery, a suggestion is to apply to area to be worked on and after surgery apply around the area.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Warning: Not intended for use by pregnant or nursing women. If you have a medical condition or are taking medication, consult your doctor prior to use. Discontinue use and consult with your doctor if any adverse reactions occur.