Traumeel® is all about getting you back to doing what you love most. Whether that’s running, playing football, teaching yoga classes, or simply taking a nice long walk. But the truth is even the fittest people injure themselves every once in a while. And that’s where Traumeel® comes in. This effective, natural medication shortens inflammation processes and accelerates healing.
So you can #keepmoving.
Traumeel® has been tested in many clinical trials and observational studies, which show that Traumeel® is better than placebo and at least6 as effective as other medications in treating musculoskeletal injuries, but at the same time it is better tolerated.
Traumeel® is well tolerated and is a safer choice than non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). NSAIDs potential side effects limit the use in patients taking several medicines together (drug interactions), with impaired liver function, impaired kidney function, gastrointestinal or heart diseases. Traumeel has no known drug interactions, and is contraindicated in the case of allergy (hypersensitivity) to one or more of the ingredients. Its use in patients with immune system dysfunction should be evaluated by a physician.
In contrast to anti-inflammatory medicines (NSAIDs) or painkillers the multi-component medicine Traumeel® helps resolve inflammation and supports healing processes. It’s is not a pain-killer, therefore the pain reduction may be slower than with other medicines, but Traumeel allows for proper healing.
Traumeel consists of 14 plant extracts and minerals. The active ingredients are:
Traumeel® is registered and manufactured under homeopathic conditions, but contains ponderable quantities of active ingredients which have demonstrated efficacy, so patients will be receiving a clinically-effective dose.
A number of studies evaluating Traumeel® in different indications has demonstrated its effectiveness compared with placebo, NSAIDs and conventional therapy.
Traumeel® is produced in Germany by Heel GmbH. Heel manufactures all its products according to the highest international pharmaceutical standards. Our laboratories and production facilities use the latest technology and manufacturing methods, are certified by globally recognized institutions such as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and adhere to validated standards such as Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP).
Recent studies show that anti-inflammatory medications may delay the natural healing process or even cause side effects because they suppress inflammation, which is actually a vital component of tissue recovery. These medications mainly focus on quick pain relief and not on the healing process in its entirety. Traumeel® is multitarget, multicomponent medication that supports inflammation resolution, helps to accelerate the healing process, and provides sustained recovery from injury.
Traumeel® has been used in more than 50 countries around the world for over 85 years. It has helped millions of patients gain relief from pain and inflammation.
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