Arnica- Herbal
What is used for?
First Aid Remedy
Shock to the Physical Body- Trauma, Accident, Surgery
o Stress- as Bankruptcy, Death, Loss of Home or Job
After Childbirth- Sore Nipples, After Pain
Key Indicators:
Worse- with Touch, Movement, Rest, after Drinking Wine, Damp Cold
Side Effects:
Bruising, Soreness, Throbbing
Body- Feels as has been Beaten
Unconscious- Answers when Talked To
Fear of Being Touched
Contact with the Plant- may cause skin irritation, poisonous if large
amounts are eaten; can cause internal bleeding of the digestive tract, severe
gastroenteritis
Recommend:
Head- Down Lower than the Feet
What can I do?
See your Health Care Provider
See FFF RD- on line for help
o Belongs to the Sunflower Family
Large Yellow or Orange Flowers, long spreading hairs, slight
aromatic smell, wrong dose can be dangerous, white or pale tan
bristles, pine sage odor, when the leaves are mature and rubbed
together
Has soft, hairy leaves
Another Name- Mountain Tobacco
Roots- used for fungicides and preservatives;
Liniment and Ointment Preparations- for strains,
sprains, and bruises; frequently used by professional
athletes