Comfrey
Category: herbal-remedy, topical-treatment
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Comfrey is a traditional herbal remedy valued for its ability to support the healing of bruises, sprains, and minor bone fractures due to its anti-inflammatory and cell growth-promoting properties.
How to Make it
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Comfrey Ointment
Combine dried or fresh comfrey roots/leaves with olive oil and gently heat to infuse. Strain and mix with melted beeswax to form an ointment for external application.
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Comfrey Poultice
Crush fresh comfrey leaves and apply directly to the affected area, covering with a clean cloth for topical relief.
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Tips
- -Apply ointment or poultice 2–3 times daily on unbroken skin.
- -Store homemade ointment in a cool, dark place.
- -Always label home herbal remedies clearly.
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Precautions
- -Do not use internally due to potential liver toxicity.
- -Do not apply to deep wounds or broken skin.
- -Avoid use on children and pregnant or breastfeeding women.
Benefits
Key benefits of this remedy
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Accelerates Wound and Bruise Healing
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Reduces Inflammation
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