ARNICA DILUTION C/D 13 TO C/D 30

Arnica montana, also known as Arnica, is a flowering plant native to the mountainous regions of Europe and North America. It prefers to grow in meadows and light forests and is known for its bright yellow flowers.

The use of Arnica has a long tradition, dating back to antiquity. Already in the Middle Ages, the plant was valued for its support in injuries and for promoting wound healing. In folk medicine, it is still used today and is a staple in many home medicine cabinets.

In homeopathy, Arnica montana is traditionally used to support well-being after physical exertion. It is also used for complaints associated with injuries or bruises. These traditional applications make Arnica an important single remedy in homeopathic therapy.

In summary:

• Origin: Mountainous regions of Europe and North America
• Traditionally used to support in injuries
• Popular in homeopathic therapy