Herbal Profile: Arnica

Herbal Profile: Arnica

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    Herbal Profile/Information

    Arnica ~ Arnica montana

    NOTE: Arnica can be toxic to the liver so should NOT be used internally.

    Arnica is a lovely plant with yellow flowers that spike upwards from the base plant. Because of liver toxicity, arnica is not recommended for internal use. However, arnica flowers can be used externally, alone or as part of an herbal blend, as a liniment, oil, or salve to treat joint pain and arthritis.

    Governed by Saturn and the sign Capricorn, Arnica is energetically receptive, passive, and feminine. Its day is Saturday, its direction is North, and its power is To Keep Silence. Hecate, the angel Cassiel, and the Olympic Spirit Aratron are the deities associated with Arnica. In magickal workings, Arnica is used for protection from energetic or vampiric intrusion and can be included in charm/mojo/grisgris bags.

    Disclaimer

    The information contained in this post is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose any condition or prescribe any treatment. Please consult your medical/herbal professional for further advice regarding the medicinal use of herbs, particularly if you’re already taking prescribed medications to avoid any unnecessary or harmful interactions. 

    Please seek treatment from a medical professional should symptoms occur that do not quickly resolve on their own. If you’re pregnant or planning to become pregnant, please consult your medical/herbal professional before using any herbs.

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