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\"\"<\/a>A medicinal herb belonging to the sunflower family that is often used in tinctures or creams. Available at health food stores and some pharmacies.<\/p>\n

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Protected wildflower of Switzerland. Tincture is applied externally for bruises, burns and inflammations.<\/p>\n

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A perennial herb, Arnica montana, used in ointments and as a homeopathic remedy to promote healing, for pain, inflammation, and bacterial infection.<\/p>\n

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A flowering plant from which, at one point, an extract was derived for its use as a cardiac stimulant. An alcoholic extract known as “tincture of arnica” was a widely used remedy for treating bruises and sprains. It’s also referred to as “leopard’s bane.”<\/p>\n

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A healing herb from the sunflower family commonly utilized in tinctures or creams. It can be found at health food stores and certain pharmacies.<\/p>\n

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