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The many uses of ARNICA
Arnica montana is a shrub which grows in the wild, in temperate climates. It's a lovely-looking plant, with bright yellow flowers. It's predominant medical use is for reducing pain, especially soft-tissue and tendon pain. So it is of great benefit to atheletes, who use its pills and ointment to cure various hurts and blunt wounds, a byproduct of their profession. It is also useful, taken internally, to cure headaches caused by over-tense neck muscles and Fascia of the Scalp. Arnica Hair Oil is very famous for helping to get a good night's sleep, which is due its relaxant effect on these muscles and the Scalp. Commercially, arnica is combined with a few other locally-acting analgesics, in ointments. Arnica is one very useful plant for us, indeed. This blog entry has been viewed 1577 times
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I've heard of arnica beng used for pain relief but what I didn't know was that it could also be used to help get a good nights rest. Thanks for the information.
It acts by relieving muscular tension in the head and neck region, which often prevents a sound sleep.
Thank you! I appreciate the information.
I have had excellent results with Arnica oil in post-traumatic headaches, too.
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