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What should you call this herbal plant that cures bruises?
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Homeopathic Arnica: You may be thinking of the homeopathic remedy, arnica montana. It is prepared from a plant, the mountain daisy -- which can be poisonous if eaten in large quantities. The homeopathic remedy is safe due to the dilution process used in making it. It can be used in trauma, bruising, and muscle aches.
Answered 10/4/2016
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