Comfrey has been used for thousands of years as a healing herb both for internal and external wounds. It's also known as knit-bone, alluding to it's topical use to speed up the healing of broken bones and other injuries. Applied topically and regularly to injuries, comfrey can drastically reduce pain, inflammation and facilitate the speedy healing of sprains and broken bones by rejuvenating and facilitating new cell growth.

Our Comfrey Cast is made entirely of Comfrey root. The root contains a higher concentration of the healing compounds than the leaves. The root is harvested, dried in our solar dehydrator, and then ground into a powder. The low temperature and slow dehydration helps to retain the plant's live enzymes.

To use: Take enough for the desired application-type and to cover the affected area; Reconstitute with water (the amount of water you use will depend on the injury type and size); Apply the Comfrey paste immediately after adding water (this is a must for it to adhere properly); Let the cast air dry to cure; Cast will range from a thin fruit-leather consistency to a harder coating depending on thickness; Leave on for as long as possible. To remove: some will crackle dry off; for remainder use luke warm water and rub to loosen. 

This is NOT an edible blend. Do NOT make tea or otherwise ingest comfrey. Comfrey Cast is ONLY for topical application to treat swelling, inflammation, sprains, pain, discomfort, fractured and broken bones.

See our blog post about Comfrey.

Uses

• Wound healing

• Anti-inflammatory

• Cell regeneration

• Pain killer

• Supports rapid healing

• Promotes Circulation

• Calms the nervous system

• Facilitates healing of broken bones

• Aids in recovery from sprains

• Useful at combating boils

• Makes a great healing face mask or bath

Qualities

• Contains Allantoin

• Anti-fungal

• Anti-bacterial

• Contains Calcium, Potassium, and Vitamin B12

Ingredients

Comfrey Root