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Arnica Montana LMK Drops

Homeopathic medicine

Arnica montana is the homeopathic traumatic remedy par excellence and corresponds to the effects due to recent and past traumas, both physical and psychological.

The remedy improves blood circulation, breathing, has pain relieving and anti-inflammatory properties. Any Arnica Montana remedy for external use should not be used on skin lesions or wounds. The action on the digestive system is secondary.
It is generally used for:

• both recent and past physical and mental trauma. Bruising, fractures, bruises and sprains, inflammations, can also cure muscle tears and dislocations. It is also used for the effects of sudden fears, anger, states of shock, fright
• cardiovascular system, heart disease, hypertension, dizziness, headaches; circulatory difficulties, heavy legs, venous stasis, capillary fragility, epistaxis and hemorrhoids
• skin problems, bruising, boils, acne
• rheumatism
• inflammation of the pelvic and urogenital regions, bloody urine, hypermenorrhea, postpartum haemorrhages
• eye problems, bruising of the conjunctiva and eyelids
• infectious diseases and fever, scarlet fever, pneumonia, malarial fever, typhoid fever, flu
• digestive system problems, nausea and vomiting, foul-smelling sulphurous flatulence, halitosis, motion sickness and sea sickness
• respiratory system problems, aphonia, cough

Arnica montana among the natural remedies against hematomas

Who is Arnica montana recommended to?

The typical Arnica montana subject is the sportsman, with all the problems that a sportsman can face: muscle disorders, trauma, bruises, hematomas, heart disorders and also feverish states and skin rashes.

The sensations perceived are contusion, soreness, extreme tiredness; the whole body looks broken, in pieces; he is depressed and misanthropic, he wants to be left alone. During the night he has insomnia and agitation, especially after intense fatigue. Capillaries tend to break easily and bleed in inflamed areas.

All symptoms worsen with contact, with shocks, with shocks, with movement, with damp cold; they improve in the supine position with the head down, with rest, with warm applications.

The arnica oil is also obtained from the flowers by maceration, useful in cosmetics to combat heavy legs and varicose veins.