| He returned with a piece of cloth smeared with arnica ointment to keep the bruise at bay. |
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| The camphor in the gel will help soothe, while arnica, a natural astringent, will help reduce puffiness. |
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| Some readers are enthusiastic about castor oil, while both arnica and comfrey have a long folk tradition of use for bruises. |
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| Use of 26 types of homeopathic medicines was reported, with the most frequently used being arnica. |
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| Among the wildflowers are a wild geranium, an aster with smooth stems and leaves, leafy arnica, yellow monkey flower, meadow rue, and bluebells. |
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| On the massage table, she massaged my body with arnica gel, starting on my upper back and shoulders, where I am prone to pain and tightness. |
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| For bruising and swelling after a fall, arnica is a popular and established choice. |
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| I wouldn't go to a homeopath if I needed a hip replacement, but I would take arnica and drink comfrey tea to help me recover afterwards. |
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| Researchers have isolated two powerful antioxidants from arnica that help protect tissues from oxidative stresses. |
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| British researchers are divided as to the power of arnica, often prescribed by homeopaths for musculoskeletal pain. |
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| Other companies, like Neal's Yard Remedies, go the homeopathic route, using natural substances like arnica. |
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| The act of rubbing it in may well be soothing, but in four placebo controlled trials arnica was found to be no more effective than the placebo. |
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| But next time your dentist needs to drill your teeth are you going to decline the anaesthetic and ask for an arnica tablet instead? |
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| If the child is very uncomfortable and restless, wet a washcloth with tepid water and arnica tincture or lemon juice. |
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| The Commission E ratifies the external application of arnica as an urgent remedy for injuries, dislocation and sprain. |
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| Comfort overworked muscles with the soothing warmth of arnica, clove, and ginger. |
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| Beneath the dead trees, the forest floor is awash in fresh grasses and sporadic thick blooms of lupine, arnica, penstemon, and other wild flowers. |
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| Two days before going to hospital, I recommend the client begins a course of arnica homeopathic remedy to lessen the bruising, swelling, and soreness. |
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| Skin creams containing vitamin C or arnica can also help bruises heal. |
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| Links lead to arnica, otherwise knows as Leopard's bane, a daisy that is a narcotic and stimulant used to treat bruises, found in the mountains of Europe. |
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| We receive numerous testimonials every day, both here at Nelsonbach and in our homeopathic pharmacy, from consumers who have been delighted with the results arnica offers. |
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| Topical arnica products, which are also useful for treating bruises, may be used as an alternative to horse chestnut extracts and are also widely available. |
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| Two of the most popular and better known are arnica and belladonna. |
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| Mountain arnica is the classic 'first-aid' plant for back pain, sprains, bruises, haematoma, musculature and lumbago. |
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| In the hands of natural-beauty buffs, arnica has recently become something of a medicine-cabinet and vanity catch-all. |
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| Fast forward to the present, and we've had a good amount of labs analyze the active ingredients in arnica. |
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| Despite her use of arnica in a topical product, Dr. Alexiades-Armenakas remains concerned about long-term oral use. |
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| Its creamy formula, enriched with extracts of hamamelis, arnica and menthol, decongests and soothes the skin after waxing. |
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| A true daily care product, it soothes the skin with its creamy formula, enriched with hamamelis, arnica and menthol. |
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| The results have shown that, according to the researchers, the arnica gel was as efficient as an antiinflammatory ibuprofen gel. |
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| It is found in arnica, asparagus, cloves, dill, elder and passion flowers, pepper, and senna. |
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| In order to supply BOIRON with the plants it requires, I travel different French mountain regions, including the Alps and Massif Central, as well as the Vosges, in search of arnica. |
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| The extract of arnica relieves in the event of muscular tiredness. |
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| Revenues from grandfathers now have scientific evidence: research at the Federal University of Parana proved the effectiveness of arnica for treating bruises, especially those with purple marks. |
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| At 8,000 feet, the heartleaf arnica, like a yellow bloodroot, pushes Middle Atlantic time almost to the end of March. |
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| Derived from a yellow mountain daisy that grows in Europe and is also known as leopard's bane, arnica has traditionally been used to treat bruising. |
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| Avoid applying arnica on wounds, and near the eyes or mouth. |
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| The remedies are derived from substances that come from often unlikely sounding plants, minerals or animals, such as arnica, poison ivy, stinging nettle and even crushed bees. |
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| She also recommends arnica for bruises, belladonna for a headache, calendula for cuts, lavender oil to add to a bath to aid sleep and distress, and nux vomica for hangovers. |
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| Commonly used remedies include arnica for bruises, milk thistle for hangovers and nux vomica for anyone who has over-indulged on food and alcohol. |
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