Arnica Montana - the name comes from the Greek "arni" which means lamb as it has soft, hairy leaves. It comes from the blossoms of a perennial flowering plant and is related to sunflowers because arnica belongs to the asteraceae (daisy) family. The plant is native to Europe but is also found in the United States. It is toxic but not in homeopathic form.
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It is a great first aid remedy and probably most people would have heard about it as it is no. 1 remedy for bruises, aches and pains, and it also works very well as a post-operative-treatment.
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People who need arnica say that they are really healthy when they are actually ill. It is a remedy for pain and also shock. Bump on the head.
Always the first remedy of choice for intense pain.
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Here is a great example of a situation where it is really useful:
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Car accident:
for people who sit at the edge of the street due to shock and they do not want any help.
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Or when your granny says to you:
"I am perfectly fine you can send the doctor home"
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People do not want to be touched:
"ouch, leave me alone"
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It is also an excellent remedy for nosebleeds and people might complain that the bed is too hard and they cannot sleep in it.
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