The right proportions for liniment made from: arnica, wintergreen oil, witch hazel, and rubbing alcohol?
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There are a variety of recipes you can use, but in one the following ingredients are said to be mixed in equal ammounts (according to weight):
• Arnica blossoms (anti-inflamatory, pain relief)
• Comfrey (anti-inflamatory, pain relief)
• Blessed Thistle (blood purifier)
• Goldenseal root (antibiotic, wound healing)
• Ginger root (circulation, wound healing, pain relief)
• Myrrh (antiseptic, circulation, wound healing)
• Sasparilla root (blood purifier)
• Witch Hazel (anti-inflamatory, pain relief)
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Cannot answer your question, but since you mentioned Arnica first, I am figuring that is a prime ingredient. I came across this serious medical advise trying to research your question....
Arnica should never be applied to broken skin ... very dangerous to the heart.
The above link is a good one for herbal remedies... lots of data and some citations for the data. Other than that though, I have no knowledge of its accuracy .... but make sure you read about Arnica. It is nothing to be experimented with!
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The recipe you're looking for seems to be a family recipe, which is a variation of the Jow I posted above. Possibly only the person who told you the exact amounts could help you with getting the correct recipe.
Thanks, that's a good start, but I vaguely recall that there were different proportions.