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Arnica ( Arnica montana)
Other Names::

Used to reduce swelling, bruising and pain from injury and trauma. Can be used internally and topically. Taken internally it has a much high anti-inflammatory action. Tincture is toxic if taken internally and should be highly diluted.

Tincture is toxic and should be taken internally under extreme care. Needs to be HIGHLY diluted. Gastric irritation may develop with internal use of the herb. High doses taken internally can cause intoxication, dizziness, tremors, tachycardia, arrhythmia and collapse. Should NOT be take during pregnancy or nursing. Should NOT be applied to broken skin,

Energetics::
Warming
Stimlate or speed up metabolism; increase energy production and warmth; bring blow flow and vitality to tissues that are pale and cool
Drying
Remove excess fluid from tissue, causing it to become more firm and dense, relieve conditions of dampness and sweling.
Cooling
Sedate or slow down metabolism to decrease energy production while cooling or soothing irritation and redness
Properties::
Vulnerary
Treats wounds
Vasodilator
Widening of blood vessels
Anti-Coagulant
Help prevent blood clots
Analgesic
Relieves pain
Anti-Inflammatory
Helps control inflammation
Circulatory Stimulant
Stimulates and strengthens circulatory system
Ailments::
Blood Purifier
Gums
Parts::
No Parts Set
Associated with ::
Integumentary