Arnica is officially OK
Posted: Fri May 22, 2009 2:03 pm
At last, (and not before time); it certainly has been used in some private hospitals for several years, in the post-operative care of patients.
I know that there is a pharmacist/homeopath working at the MHPRA. I wonder what Dr Ernst will say about this one? Or will he just choose to keep quiet? Please pass it on.
Best wishes, Grace
Grace DaSilva-Hill
Homeopathy, EFT, NAET
www.healingwithgrace.co.uk
Homeopathic remedy approved to treat sprains
20 May 2009
Much to the anger of conventional medicine, the homeopathic remedy Arnica has been officially recognised as a successful remedy for treating sprains and bruises.
The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHPRA) has registered the product, which means that the manufacturer can now make claims for its effectiveness.
Arnica 30c, manufactured by Nelsons, is the first homeopathic remedy to be recognised without going through clinical trials. Since 1971, homeopathic products have not been allowed to make any health claim without proper evidence.
But new rules, introduced in 2006, allow a manufacturer to make health claims for a product provided there is a tradition for its use in the UK, and it is for the treatment only of minor problems.
I know that there is a pharmacist/homeopath working at the MHPRA. I wonder what Dr Ernst will say about this one? Or will he just choose to keep quiet? Please pass it on.
Best wishes, Grace
Grace DaSilva-Hill
Homeopathy, EFT, NAET
www.healingwithgrace.co.uk
Homeopathic remedy approved to treat sprains
20 May 2009
Much to the anger of conventional medicine, the homeopathic remedy Arnica has been officially recognised as a successful remedy for treating sprains and bruises.
The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHPRA) has registered the product, which means that the manufacturer can now make claims for its effectiveness.
Arnica 30c, manufactured by Nelsons, is the first homeopathic remedy to be recognised without going through clinical trials. Since 1971, homeopathic products have not been allowed to make any health claim without proper evidence.
But new rules, introduced in 2006, allow a manufacturer to make health claims for a product provided there is a tradition for its use in the UK, and it is for the treatment only of minor problems.
Not that it needs it. But here goes. Yesterday a visiting 4 year old was stepped on the foot by a 2000 pound Horse - don't ask - the Mother who owns the Horse brought her to me I gave her Arnica 30C dry dose, ice pack and had her sit for a little while after 5 minutes the little girl was up and about and we put the shoe back on - No pain what so ever - toe was getting blue but - today no swelling or blue. That is what Arnica can do.