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Arnica CO2

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Extracted from the blossom of Arnica montana standardized in sunflower oil to give a predictable proportion of healing sesquiterpene lactones (SQLs). These are the ingredients that give Arnica its effects. Traditionally, oil infused with Arnica blossoms has been used for easing pain, swelling and inflammation caused by bruises, sprains, muscle aches, wound healing, superficial phlebitis, rheumatic pain, inflammation from insect bites, and swelling due to fractures. It is most frequently recommended for “soft tissue” pain, for muscles and tendons. Germany’s Commission E has approved Arnica for external use in treating injury and effects of accidents, inflammation of the mouth and throat area, and insect bites. It is DEFINITELY unsafe for internal use. This extract of Arnica Montana should be used in very low dilutions, less than 1/2 of 1 percent in your favorite carrier oil, to ease the pain and swelling of the sort of injuries listed above. A reminder: this CO2 Total extract is solid, or perhaps at most, semisolid. Unless you are used to working with extremely thick extracts and absolutes, *and* used to working with extremely low dilutions, we highly recommend you look at our Arnica Infused Massage blend. It truly is much more “user friendly.” See the Certificate of Analysis here. Batch #GE-571103 Batch #GE-59068 Batch #GE-59088 Batch #DE-59344 See also our Arnica Massage Oil with our infused oils on our Carrier Oil page. Arnica montana, blossoms, standardized in sunflower oil, Germany. • Eases pain • CO2 total extract • Anti-inflammatory

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