Description
Well-known and widely used by early Greeks and Romans, comfrey’s botanical name, Symphytum, is derived from the Greek word symphyo, meaning “to make grow together.” This refers to its traditional use in healing fractures.
Comfrey relieves pain and inflammation caused by injuries and degeneration, especially the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis.
Externally, comfrey leaves can be used as a poultice or compress to treat bruises, sprains, wounds, or other trauma. It may also relieve mastitis or trauma to the breast.
Applications:
- Infused oil for balm or cream
- Tincture
- Bath salts
- Compress
This product is intended for external use only.
