Arnica Oil

Benefits

Antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties: Aids in the reduction of swelling, pain relief, and infection prevention.

 Boosts Immune System: White blood cells are your body's first line of defence against infection. The generation and activity of these cells are stimulated by arnica oil.

 Aches, spasms, torn muscles, and arthritic discomfort are all relieved by this supplement. It's also a natural treatment for muscular discomfort that comes on slowly.

 Calms Skin Irritations: Calms skin irritations like acne, eczema, psoriasis, and bruises.

 Antioxidant components aid in the reduction of oxidative stress. Wrinkles, blemishes, and other symptoms of ageing are reduced.

 Insect Bites: Arnica oil can assist with bug bites and stings, as well as the bruising and stiffness that comes with them.

 When utilising arnica, it's necessary to use caution. While it can be a successful treatment for a range of ailments, it also has some unpleasant side effects.

 Arnica oil has the following negative effects:

 Stomach upset - Internal intake is not suggested because large amounts can be hazardous. Even when diluted and consumed, it can produce gas, cramping, nausea, vomiting, and other unpleasant side effects.

 Internal bleeding disorders - When consumed in excessive numbers, it can induce internal haemorrhaging. Internal usage of arnica oil is not suggested.

 Wounds - Do not apply to raw or damaged skin because it is poisonous and inflammatory.

It is not safe to use for pregnant or breastfeeding mothers because it can convey poisons to the baby. Due to the oil's mimicking components, it might also cause premature labour.

 Warning: Do not use on or near mucous membranes. Avoid using it for a long time because it can irritate your skin. Use with caution on children under the age of five.