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Hand over the arnica for arthritis.(News flash)(Brief article)
Homeopathic arnica gel is best known for easing pain and inflammation from sprains and strains, but a new study shows this potent remedy can also help treat hand osteoarthritis. Researchers, who published their findings in Rheumatology International, tested both topical ibuprofen and arnica gel ...
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