Comfrey Leaf (Symphytum Officinale)

The bone knitter — nature's most powerful herb for tissue repair, joint healing, and inflammation.

Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) has been used for over 2,000 years and earned its folk name “knitbone” for good reason. Its active compound allantoin stimulates cell proliferation and accelerates the repair of bones, cartilage, tendons, and soft tissue at a remarkable rate. One of herbalism's most effective topical healing herbs.

Key Benefits
Bone & fracture healing · Joint pain & arthritis relief · Tendon & ligament repair · Muscle soreness & bruising · Skin healing & wound repair (topical) · Anti-inflammatory

How to Use
Topical (preferred): Brew a strong tea, cool, and apply to affected area with a cloth. Or infuse leaves in oil for a healing balm. Apply 2–3 times daily.
Tea (short-term only): Steep 1 tsp in 250ml hot water for 10 mins. Drink 1 cup daily for no more than 4–6 weeks with breaks.

When to Expect Results
Bruising & muscle soreness (topical): 2–5 days · Joint pain relief: 1–3 weeks · Bone & tissue repair: 4–8 weeks of consistent use.

Who It’s For
• Fractures, sprains & bone healing
• Joint pain, arthritis & rheumatism
• Tendon & ligament injuries
• Bruising, muscle soreness & swelling
• Skin wounds, ulcers & slow-healing tissue

Who Should Avoid
• Pregnant or nursing — pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs) are contraindicated
• Liver conditions — internal use may cause liver toxicity; topical use preferred
• Children under 12 — internal use not recommended
• Long-term internal use without breaks — short courses only
• Open wounds — do not apply topically to broken skin as rapid surface healing may trap infection

Storage
Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture. Best used within 12–18 months.

Organically grown · Third-party tested · Free from pesticides & contaminants.