Comfrey is actually a broader genus scientifically known as Symphytum, which is used extensively in herbal medicine.



Some of the more unusual chemicals found in comfrey include allantoin, inulin, tannins, saponins, and beneficial proteins.



Health benefits of Comfrey Root



Some of the most interesting health benefits of comfrey include its ability to reduce pain, eliminate inflammation, boost the immune system, promote health and growth, strengthen bones, heal skin and improve respiratory health.



The high content of antioxidant components, as well as vitamin C, makes comfrey pastes and salves the ideal solution for speeding up the healing of wounds. Antioxidants also help to eliminate foreign substances in the body and preventing cell death, while vitamin C’s importance in producing collagen means that it is necessary to produce new skin cells for healing.


Increase immune system thanks vitamin C.

One of this herbal remedy’s nicknames is “knitbone”, because it can help speed up the healing process for broken bones, as well as other injuries. Comfrey is also rich in calcium, which is a key ingredient in bone growth.

If you are experiencing clogged sinuses or congestion in your respiratory tracts, comfrey can help you cough that out and eliminate if from your system.

A combination of vitamin C, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory compounds makes this the perfect solution for skin irritations of all kinds, from psoriasis to acne.


Preparation:



Put 1g of dry herb into 1 cup of boiling water. Let stand for 5-10 minutes. Drink maximal 3 cups per day, between the meals.