Comfrey Leaf - Bruisewort

Comfrey, also called boneset, bruisewort and radix consolidate. 

Comfrey is used to aid in healing and reduce inflammation of injuries and infections . It cannot be ingested.

Healing: Comfrey root is used to promote healing of injuries such as broken bones, sprains, bruises, and strains.

Skin: Comfrey, in oil or ointment form, is useful in treating skin conditions. Acne, psoriasis, and boils are all improved by comfrey. It also reduces scar tissue during healing.

Description: Comfrey is a perennial plant that grows up to three feet high. It has bell-shaped flowers that are pink or white. The root and aerial parts are all rich in anti-inflammatory chemicals. The leave and flowers are harvested in the summer.

Comfrey Leaf: Comfrey compresses can be placed on injuries to reduce the severity of the problem and speed up healing. Infused oil or ointment can be used for this purpose.

 USE TOPICALLY ONLY.

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