Comfrey Root, Dried

Description

The genus name for comfrey is Symphytum, which means “to unite or knit together.” The name com-firma simply means “knitting of bones.”

Comfrey contains a special substance called allantoin, which is a cell proliferative—this means it makes cells grow faster. This is one of the reasons why comfrey-treated bones knit so fast, wounds mend so quickly, and burns heal with such little scarring. Comfrey is often called knitbone or healing herb.

Ideal for healing skin and musculoskeletal injuries when applied externally over the damaged tissue or around damaged skin.

Applications:

• Infused oil for balm or cream
• Tincture
• Bath salts
• Compress

This product is intended for external use only.