Arnica oil is considered the ideal massage oil for joint and muscle pain from sprains and bruises. It is very good for treating bruises and effusions. It has healing properties. Together with chaparral oil, they are ideal for healing wounds, injuries, cuts (where it is used as an antibiotic instead of tetracycline). It is anti-inflammatory, tones the blood circulation in the skin and tissues.
It has healing properties. Together with chaparral oil, they are ideal for healing wounds, injuries, cuts (where it is used as an antibiotic instead of tetracycline). It is anti-inflammatory, tones the blood circulation in the skin and tissues.
Many professional athletes resort to arnica oil to treat injuries during training or competitions, while more specifically, its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties cover the following:
• Muscle pains, cramps, muscle pulls or rheumatic pains
• Sprains, bruises and swellings due to fractures
• Insect bites and
• Hair loss (Massage your scalp with diluted solution of arnica oil, as this will help blood circulation and hair growth and strengthening.)
Arnica Oil (Arnica Oil) | Properties
How does arnica work:
The anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties of arnica come from the thymol derivatives in its composition. Thymol is effective in vasodilation, which in turn facilitates the circulation of blood and fluids in areas that need it, acting as a powerful anti-inflammatory in natural body healing processes.
Arnica also stimulates the circulation of white blood cells that play a key role in treating and relieving the accumulation of fluids in injured joints, swollen muscles and bruised tissues.
Arnica oil is for external use only and should never be swallowed or inhaled.
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