Complementary to other forms of therapy, homeopathy exploits the properties of the active principle of certain plants such as Arnica Montana.

In small quantities, the substance extracted from Arnica Montana can cure various pathologies.

Arnica Montana is available in granules, drinkable ampoules, drops and globules.

The mother tincture is diluted in water and alcohol for presentation in ampoules and droppers.

A certain amount of sucrose and lactose is added to the products in drinkable doses of globules and granules.

Arnica Montana helps to reduce the pain associated with insect bites.

Thanks to its immunological properties, Arnica Montana is also a remedy for certain infectious conditions with adynamia and conditions due to the fragility of the dermis.

A plant with many characteristics

Arnica Montana is a homeopathic remedy derived from mountain arnica, cai grass, poor man's cinchona or vulnerable grass.

This plant with many properties usually grows in the mountains.

It needs acidic, nutrient-poor soil to thrive.

A member of the Asteraceae family, this plant has a very specific aroma and is characterised by its yellow flowers, which appear between May and August.

Known since ancient times, it is one of the most widely used plants in homeopathy.

The mother tincture used to make the homeopathic product is taken from the whole plant.

Quite toxic, Arnica Montana is used in medicine to treat heart and respiratory disorders.

Arnica Montana in phlebology, cardiology and ophthalmology

Arnica Montana is also indicated in certain cases of phlebology and haemorrhage.

Many doctors prescribe Arnica Montana for post-operative care or to relieve chest pain or angina pectoris.

It is effective against most cardiovascular disorders caused by overexertion.

However, it is advisable to consult a doctor before starting any homeopathic treatment.

In ophthalmology, Arnica Montana is only indicated in cases of retinopathy and age-related muscle degeneration.