Arnica
Arnica Montana
Polycrest: Supports synovial tissue, ligaments and tendons; helps with carpal tunnel syndrome
Primary Actions: Supports with bruises, sprains, joints and muscles
Therapeutic Actions:
- Anti-allergenic
- Pain relief
- Anti-ecchymosis
- Cicatrizant
- Anti-oxidant
- Anti-inflammatory
Clinical Indications:
- Topical first aid remedy
- Often used to treat hematomas following plastic surgery
- Muscular and joint pain
- Benefits the immune system by targeting gut-associated lymphoid tissues—reducing the risk of gastrointestinal dysfunction
- Soothing, cooling, and healing effects on skin and mucous membranes.
- Promotes cardiovascular health and an optimal immune system, prevents many degenerative diseases, and improves liver function.
Botanical name: Arnica Montana
Family (Botanic): Asteraceae
All Common Names: Leopard’s bane, Mountain tobacco, Wolf’s bane
Plant Type: Perennial
Mature Height: 1-2 feet
Foliage: Green, ovate leaves with opposing arrangement
Native to: Europe and Siberia
Fruit: Achene, a small dry fruit
Blooms: Summer (May to August): large and vibrant, comprised of a dense cluster of bright yellow, tubular disc florets surrounded by a ring of light yellow ray florets, similar in appearance to daisies.
Energetics: Soothes a broken heart. Brings light into areas of uncertainty or darkness. Opens up possibilities for change.