CHIFA Arnica Leg Gel 500 gr.

INDICATIONS
With its well-known anti-inflammatory, decontracting, decongesting and relieving properties, Arnica Montana contained in Arnica Leg Gel finds wide application in the world of horse racing and horse riding. Just think of how many times after a short walk, perhaps for a simple slip, the horse returns to the stable with a gait that can be simply irregular or with a marked limp.
Arnica Montana is also effective for the long-term treatment of traumas, tears and arthritic pain, especially typical of older horses; or of subjects still young but abundantly exploited, from an orthopedic point of view, during some types of competitions such as show jumping.
The other essential ingredient of Arnica Leg Gel is Aloe with analgesic, anti-inflammatory and purifying properties now widely exploited also in the human field. The most important active ingredient of Aloe is a mucopolysaccharide, called Acemannan, with immunostimulating properties, capable of increasing the activities of macrophages that destroy toxins by at least ten times.
Aloe is considered by many to be a powerful energizer, primarily known for its pain inhibiting properties; in fact, applied locally, it penetrates all layers of the dermis, opposing the enzymes that cause inflammation and reducing it.
Aloe also has healing properties, known and used already in Roman times, and for this Arnica Leg Gel is a suitable product even if used at the level of slight abrasions.
The Manganese and Selenium found in the structure of the Aloe itself release their antioxidant action, which is useful for the muscles.
Arnica Leg Gel is therefore an ideal topical gel if applied in any case of sprains, bruises, minor cuts and abrasions.

METHOD OF USE
The product can be used before or after training. Apply gently on the tendons. Do not use the product with bandages or spreading it vigorously as it could have an irritating effect. Arnica Leg Gel can be diluted with warm water to create a relaxing bath for tight muscles.

COMPOSITION
Arnica montana and Aloe barbadensis.