50 ml contains:
50% tincture: 5 g gel contains Fresh organic Arnica flower tincture from organic cultivation (ratio 1:20) (Arnica Montana) 2.5g Equivalent to 0.125 g Arnica Flowers.
Each g of gel contains 500mg of arnica flowers.
Non-medicinal ingredients:
Ethanol 94%, purified water, glycerol 85%, hydroxypropylmethylcellulose
Each g of gel contains 500mg of arnica flowers.
Non-medicinal ingredients:
Ethanol 94%, purified water, glycerol 85%, hydroxypropylmethylcellulose
Important Information:
Free of all common allergens, including: wheat, dairy, eggs, corn, soy, and yeast.
Format
Gel
50ml + 50ml
Dosage
External use only. Apply sparingly to affected areas2 to3 times daily, massage gently. Can also be used as a compress.
Product Information:
- Made with organic Arnica Tincture
- Relieve muscle and joint pain
- Absorbs quickly and is not greasy
- Can be used for bruises, bumps, sprains
- Helpful for pain from arthritis
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What is Arnica?
Arnica, also called wolfs bane or leopards bane, produces a yellow flower and is a member of the daisy family (compositaceae or asteraceae.)
Arnica preparations have been and still are very popular as a remedy for sprains, bruises, and various swellings. Arnica is often used in homoeopathic preparations for the same indications. The German Commission E recognizes the topical use of arnica for injuries and sequels of accidents (e.g. hematoma, sprains, contusions and edema due to fractures); rheumatic muscle and joint problems; inflammation caused by insect bites; superficial phlebitis.
What does Atrosan Gel contain and when should it be taken?
Atrosan Gel is made from fresh Arnica flowers. The main components, sesquiterpenes lactones, reduce inflammation and pain especially of the muscles and joints. Arnica contains several other active ingredients including thymol, flavonoids, carotenoids inulin, tannis and coumarins. Its easy to apply and provides immediate soothing relief leaving no greasy feeling.
What is the difference between arthritis, arthrosis, gout and rheumatism?
Arthritis: Joint inflammation. Often used to indicate a group of more than 100 rheumatic diseases.
Arthrosis: Chronic, degenerative and non-inflammatory disease that primarily affects cartilage, causing it to fray, wear, ulcerate, and in extreme cases, disappear entirely, leaving a bone on bone joint.
Gout: Type of arthritis that results from too much uric acid in the body. This causes pain, swelling and tenderness in the joints. Gout most often affects the big toe but can also affect the ankle, knee, foot, hand, wrist and elbow.
Rheumatism: Used to describe any painful conditions of muscles, tendons, joints and bones.
What else can be done to reduce pain due to cartilage degeneration?
Arnica, also called wolfs bane or leopards bane, produces a yellow flower and is a member of the daisy family (compositaceae or asteraceae.)
Arnica preparations have been and still are very popular as a remedy for sprains, bruises, and various swellings. Arnica is often used in homoeopathic preparations for the same indications. The German Commission E recognizes the topical use of arnica for injuries and sequels of accidents (e.g. hematoma, sprains, contusions and edema due to fractures); rheumatic muscle and joint problems; inflammation caused by insect bites; superficial phlebitis.
What does Atrosan Gel contain and when should it be taken?
Atrosan Gel is made from fresh Arnica flowers. The main components, sesquiterpenes lactones, reduce inflammation and pain especially of the muscles and joints. Arnica contains several other active ingredients including thymol, flavonoids, carotenoids inulin, tannis and coumarins. Its easy to apply and provides immediate soothing relief leaving no greasy feeling.
What is the difference between arthritis, arthrosis, gout and rheumatism?
Arthritis: Joint inflammation. Often used to indicate a group of more than 100 rheumatic diseases.
Arthrosis: Chronic, degenerative and non-inflammatory disease that primarily affects cartilage, causing it to fray, wear, ulcerate, and in extreme cases, disappear entirely, leaving a bone on bone joint.
Gout: Type of arthritis that results from too much uric acid in the body. This causes pain, swelling and tenderness in the joints. Gout most often affects the big toe but can also affect the ankle, knee, foot, hand, wrist and elbow.
Rheumatism: Used to describe any painful conditions of muscles, tendons, joints and bones.
What else can be done to reduce pain due to cartilage degeneration?
- Fast food, cigarette, on-going stress, upset glandular and immune systems are factors which influence muscular and joint inflammation.
- Special attention to your diet is recommended. As much as possible, avoid tea, coffee, alcohol, dairy products, eggs, red meat and fast food.
- Eat lots of fruits and fresh vegetables.
- Stretching exercises help maintain or recover muscle and tendon flexibility.
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