Advanced Homeopathic Formula with Antioxidants & Lycopene
Arnica Montana, also known as Leopard’s Bane, is found in the mountains of Europe. Arnica Montana Extract is produced from the dried roots and flowers of the plant. Arnica’s early use began with Europeans who chewed the flowers to reduce pain and soreness due to the rigors of mountaineering. A German physician, Dr. Feder, first introduced Arnica in the early 1700s as a panacea, hence it’s early botanical name, Panacea Lapsorium.

Arnica Montana Chewable Tablets
As a homeopathic remedy, the Arnica Montana in Surgi-SootheTM is presented in chewable tablet form, because it is efficiently absorbed via the oral mucosa reducing the diminishing of potency due to stomach acid degradation.

Post Liposuction Cream
Surgi-SootheTM Post Liposuction Cream contains Arnica Montana in a soothing Aloe Vera base with Chamomile. Surgi-SootheTM is especially formulated for use after liposuction to help reduce discomfort due to bruising and swelling in sculpted areas. The herb Arnica Montana is contained in an Emu oil base to help penetrate deeply into the skin.

Post Surgical Facial Gel
Surgi-SootheTM Post Surgical Facial Gel contains Arnica Montana in a soothing base of Aloe Vera, Chamomile and Antioxidants Vitamin E and Vitamin A to provide additional anti-inflammatory action. Surgi-SootheTM is ideal for immediate post laser resurfacing and post chemical peel to reduce pain and soothe damaged skin.

References:

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• Lyss G., et. al., Heleenalin, an anti-inflammatory sesquiterpene lactone from Arnica, selectively inhibits transcription factor NF-kappa B. Biol. Chem. 1997 Sep;378(9):951061
  
• Oberbaum M., et.al., Homeopathic treatment in emergency medicine: a case series. Homeopathy 2003 Jan:92(1):44-7
  
• Delgado G., et. al., Anti-inflammatory constituents from Heterotheca inuloides. J. Nat. Prod. 2001 Jul:64(7):861-4