Ingredients
Arnica Montana
[Mountain Arnica]
Widely utilized in recovery creams and gels, this mountain flower is nearly synonymous with homeopathic support for bruising and soreness.
Arnica Montana
[Mountain Arnica]
Widely utilized in recovery creams and gels, this mountain flower is nearly synonymous with homeopathic support for bruising and soreness.
Products with Arnica Montana:
Bellis perennis
[Daisy]
The common daisy may look delicate, but it has a storied history of use in preparations connected with deep muscle soreness and overexertion.
Bellis perennis
[Daisy]
The common daisy may look delicate, but it has a storied history of use in preparations connected with deep muscle soreness and overexertion.
Products with Bellis perennis:
Symphytum officinale
[Comfrey]
With its Latin name stemming from its relevance to natural medicine, this flowering plant has a long-standing connection with remedies for bones and connective tissue.
Symphytum officinale
[Comfrey]
With its Latin name stemming from its relevance to natural medicine, this flowering plant has a long-standing connection with remedies for bones and connective tissue.
Products with Symphytum officinale:
Ledum palustre
[Marsh Labrador Tea]
In homeopathic tradition, this North American herb is used to support puncture wounds and insect bites that respond best to cooling applications.
Ledum palustre
[Marsh Labrador Tea]
In homeopathic tradition, this North American herb is used to support puncture wounds and insect bites that respond best to cooling applications.
Products with Ledum palustre:
Rhus Toxicodendron
[Poison Ivy]
Yes, poison ivy. When carefully prepared, it is actually included in homeopathic remedies for soothing itching, irritation, and stiffness.
Rhus Toxicodendron
[Poison Ivy]
Yes, poison ivy. When carefully prepared, it is actually included in homeopathic remedies for soothing itching, irritation, and stiffness.
Products with Rhus Toxicodendron:
Ruta graveolens
[Common Rue]
Often called the
"herb of grace," rue has long appeared in homeopathic preparations associated with strain and overuse of tendons and joints.
Ruta graveolens
[Common Rue]
Often called the
"herb of grace," rue has long appeared in homeopathic preparations associated with strain and overuse of tendons and joints.
