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Homeopathic Arnica Ointment


Mountain Arnica, “fall-herb”- deserves to be in every house and its uses being known. 
Arnica grows all the world over in mountainous regions. For terrible falls, people used to pour boiling water on the plant and use it with astonishing results. 
This wonderful remedy comes by hoary tradition from domestic practice and Dr Hahnemann has made its use scientific, and demonstrated how it falls into the line with all the rest , by its power of causing what it can cure.

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